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A. J. Gilbertovements in survival will then seek to explain why Italy has become one of the four countries in the world with the highest longevity (life expectancy is 81.37?years). As a result of that, this chapter concludes, Italian society will in the future become even older.

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Spenser and Shakespeareaissance, and it is useful to identify the new emphasis by a separate term. The origins of this development are to be found in that earlier period, and mannerism is no longer regarded as a reaction against the ideals of the high Renaissance.. There is good reason, then, to consider how Spenser has a

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Donne and Drydenc, he made certain general distinctions between different kinds of reasoning or ‘logic’. There was the ‘logic’ of science (demonstrative logic), used in formal disputations, where inductive and deductive syllogisms could be used to test the truth of propositions. Science, for Aristotle, described th

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Sidney and Bacony followers. Sidney himself was known to be interested in Ramistic logic, and his . (1581–3). shows knowledge of Ramistic method in its structure, and in its treatment of topics.. The revised . (1593) is almost certainly the result of a wish to make the original Elizabethan romance something more fa