17th Century Culture

Many important literary works were produced in the 17th century. William Shakespeare is one of the most famous literary voices in history. His early works of the 1600s are such as "many twelve nights", "measure the scale" "Othello", "Hamlet" "Macbeth" and "King Lear," like many people, tragedy Produced a lot of the name I think that this is one of his best tragedies. Miguel de Cervantes became a legendary writer and wrote a novel by Don Quijote de la Mancha. A long and popular story, (Taylor 101) "Not only for literary enthusiasts, but also for people who are interested in learning during the reign of Philippe II and III in Spanish life, but also what useful people It's like. "

Between the 14th and 17th centuries, the Renaissance and the Renaissance were held. One of the subjects of this cultural revolution is the widespread controversy, the role and treatment of women. William · Shakespeare 's "Hamlet" performance plays a lot of roles and is regarded as a strong independent leader like Claudius and Polonius. However, in the same work, Shakespeare 's creative ability and independence declined. This weakness and the role of the victim of foolishness seems to be Ophelia's female role.

The Renaissance was a European era from the 14th century to the 17th century, which bridged cultures from the Middle Ages to the present age. It began in Italy's cultural movement, especially in Florence, the late Middle Ages, and later to other parts of Europe that tell the beginning of modern times. Knowledge as the general Otagorean philosophy, from the rediscovery of the classical Greek philosophy, is the foundation of a unique inventive humanist version, he said this new way of thinking that human beings are a measure of all things , Politics, science, literature. An early example was the development of an oil painting perspective and how to make recycling knowledge of concrete. Although the availability of paper and metal type of activity is accelerating the spread of invention thought in the latter half of the fifteenth century, the change of Renaissance in Europe has no unification experience.

From the late 15th century to the 17th century, the Western culture in explorers and missionaries and imperialist navigation age began to spread to other parts of the world in the early 17th century in the 20th century. At the Great Emanation, Samuel Huntington created the term to overcome the growth constraints of the pre-modern Western world, and became the richest of the world's civilizations, the most powerful in the 19th century, the Qing Dynasty China, the Mughal Empire India, Tokugawa Japan And the Ottoman Empire. The age of discovery strengthened with this process and continued until the present age. Scholars have proposed various theories to explain why large differences, including government intervention, geography, colonialism, and lack of customary traditions, occur.