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Some useful weblinks and reading material about Brunelleschi's amazing dome.
Have you ever wondered about the reading tastes and habits of famous writers in the past? This free course, History of reading tutorial 3: Famous writers and their reading Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Vernon Lee, is the third tutorial in a series designed to help users of the UK Reading Experience Database (UK RED) search, browse and use this resource, and explores the connections between the evidence of a writers reading and their literary output. The previous tutorials focus on methods of uncovering evidence of reading, and the use of evidence to understand the reception of a literary text. UK RED is a resource built and maintained at The Open University.
Dr Kate Crawley assesses the life and legacy of Leonardo da Vinci.
Category: History
Follow the timeline of Italian polymath Leonardo da Vinci's life.
Category: History
Introducing the Florentine thinker and political theorist, Niccolò Macchiavelli:
Category: Philosophy
The poor received free treatment at hospitals, six senior doctors were employed and food and wine were served to patients - 14th Century Florence could challenge our own NHS
Were Renaissance hospitals hell-holes? John Henderson finds similarities to today's health care, and Katherine Park shows that autopsies were often performed.