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Today we share another trend forecasting presentation by our another blog author, Suthini Tanangsnakool.
Living in uncertain times, we are looking forward to new directions.
Unable to foresee a viable future, we start looking back to a fecund golden past.
People have looked at the past as a source of inspiration many times in history.
The famed Italian Renaissance, believed to be one of the most innovative
and flourishing periods in history, was itself a revival of ideals from the ancient (Greco-Roman) civilization.
Is it possible that a time for revival of this golden age arrived again in the twenty-first century?
Is returning to the past a way of changing from a linear timeline to a circular concept of time?
The New Ranaissance Trend is a forecasting of our contemporary era. In the 21st century, the century that science is over-valued and the role of human is being overshadowed, the revival of Renaissance is a reminder of returning to humanism.
Therefore, through deconstructing five quintessential examples of Renaissance humanism, we will once again reconstructing the basic humanist values of society.
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