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            [content] => <div class="o-editor-list"><section class="o-editor-wrapper__component"><div class="c-editor-text"><div class="c-text"><p>During this time, many classical Greek and Roman texts were rediscovered, translated, and made available to a wide audience. The humanists realized that the teachings and philosophies of ancient&nbsp;Greece&nbsp;and&nbsp;Rome&nbsp;offered many ideas that could be applied to the concerns of everyday life. They identified with the logical approach the Greeks and Romans used in their philosophies and saw it as a model for using reason to find solutions to everyday problems. Like the Greeks and Romans, the humanists thought subjects such as politics, ethics, and science should be studied rationally and separated from existing preconceptions that were tied to religious doctrine.</p></div></div></section><section class="o-editor-wrapper__component"><section class="o-grid c-editor-grid"><div class="o-grid__column -span-3 c-editor-grid__column"><div class="o-editor-list"><section class="o-editor-wrapper__component"><div class="c-editor-image"><img alt="Humanist scholar Erasmus studying and writing " src="https://ccalms.blob.core.windows.net/production/39/201808161334171717-Erasmus_Duerer_VandA_E.4621-1910%204.2%20.jpg" srcset=""><p class=" -caption">Humanist scholar Erasmus studying and writing </p></div></section></div></div><div class="o-grid__column -span-3 c-editor-grid__column"><div class="o-editor-list"><section class="o-editor-wrapper__component"><div class="c-editor-text"><div class="c-text"><p>The humanist goal of improving life led to advances in science, literature, architecture, and the arts. In addition, humanists emphasized the importance of free inquiry and criticism in the development of new ideas. This shift in thinking brought forth a flourishing of learning that came to be called the&nbsp;Renaissance.</p></div></div></section></div></div></section></section></div>

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