**For many local but mostly foreign sociologists, it is a necessity to seek the roots of modernity mostly in the "Renaissance". This concept, which we keep in mind when talking about art, actually has an important sociological impact. When we pay attention to the changing and developing social arrangements of the period with art. We agree that there is nothing very contrary to talk about in the economy as well... But whatever happens, the Italian Renaissance is the first to speak, because the bearing point will never change. Especially for Europe. Although it happened centuries before the Italian Renaissance, chronologically. The renaissances in other parts of the world such as Arabia, China, Iran, India… are also evaluated through the Italian renaissance. Here, Jack Goody, in his book 'Renaissances', "historically" first of all, "unique" in terms of Europe, the sociological, religious renaissance of the Italian Renaissance. and when it is evaluated from other social perspectives, it tells that there is a social “renewal” that is not unique to Europe, through similar periods experienced in other geographies. From another point of view, it reveals the “golden” years in many aspects, not only in Christian Europe, but also in Muslim, Buddhist and Jewish geographies. It was published by Türkiye İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları with a meticulous translation by Bahar Nailcı.** - Image #4 <@710096136719040652>
For many local but mostly foreign sociologists, it is a necessity to seek the roots of modernity mostly in the Renaissance. This concept, which we keep in mind when talking about art, actually has an important sociological impact. When we pay attention to the changing and developing social arrangements of the period with art. We agree that there is nothing very contrary to talk about in the economy as well... But whatever happens, the Italian Renaissance is the first to speak, because the bearing point will never change. Especially for Europe. Although it happened centuries before the Italian Renaissance, chronologically. The renaissances in other parts of the world such as Arabia, China, Iran, India are also evaluated through the Italian renaissance. Here, Jack Goody, in his book Renaissances, historically first of all, unique in terms of Europe, the sociological, religious renaissance of the Italian Renaissance. and when it is evaluated from other social perspectives, it tells that there is a social renewal that is not unique to Europe, through similar periods experienced in other geographies. From another point of view, it reveals the golden years in many aspects, not only in Christian Europe, but also in Muslim, Buddhist and Jewish geographies. It was published by Türkiye İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları with a meticulous translation by Bahar Nailcı.