Description

This used copy of The Renaissance Philosophy of Man is a substantial anthology of Renaissance philosophical and humanist writings presented in translation, with editorial framing by major twentieth-century scholars. It brings together important texts connected with Petrarch, Valla, Ficino, Pico, Pomponazzi, and Vives, making it a serious and useful volume for anyone studying Renaissance thought, intellectual history, or the development of humanism.

This is the kind of book that appeals more to deliberate buyers than casual browsers. It is not decorative shelf filler. It is a real study/reference title, especially suitable for students, researchers, and readers building a serious humanities library.

Your copy appears to be a good used reading copy with visible external wear consistent with age, but still perfectly saleable and useful.