Challenges of Renaissance: suggestive pattern of concerns in the light of the birth metaphor

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Challenges of Renaissance: suggestive pattern of concerns in the light of the birth metaphor (Non-Kairos references)

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Adzema, Michael Derzak.  Primal Renaissance: The Emerging Millennial Return.. [text]

Ash, Maurice.  New Reanissance: Essays in Search of Wholeness. Bideford: Green Books, 1987. [info]

Barnhart, Larry.  From the New Age to the New Renaissance. 1992. [text]

Belozerskaya, Marina.  Rethinking the Renaissance: Burgundian Arts Across Europe. Cambridge University Press, 2002. [info]

Borchardt, Frank L.  The Magus as Re,naissance Man. Sixteenth Century Journal XXI, 1, 1990, pp. 58-78. [text]

Chorover, Stephen L.  Systems Humanecology: towards a new paradigm. MIT.

Davis-Floyd, Robbie / Davis, Elizabeth.  Intuition as Authoritative Knowledge in Midwifery and Home Birth.. [text]

Garfield, Eugene.  I see a new Renaissance. Current Contents, 19 June 1962. [text]

Hale, David.  The Body Politic. A Political Metaphor in Renaissance English Literature. Mouton, 1971.

Hardy, Barry J.  Towards a New Renaissance Period in Science. [text]

Heller, Bruce A.  The New Renaissance-A Glimpse into the Future. 2002. [text]

Kline, Gary.  The New Renaissance. The Immortalist, September-October, 2000, 32, 9-10.. [text]

Lakoff, George / Johnson, Mark.  Philosophy in the Flesh: The embodied Mind and its Challenge to Western Thought. Basic Books, 1999.

Liebig, Gabriele.  How To Turn a Dark Age Into a New Renaissance. Fidelio: Journal of Poetry, Science and Statecraft (The Schiller Institute), Summer/Fall 2002.

Margolin, Matt.  Working the Web: The New Renaissance. 6 Nov 1998. [text]

Mina, Fayez M.  The Role of the Systemic Approach in the Humanistic Renaissance in Mathematics Education. [text]

Musolff, Andreas.  Interdisciplinary Workshop on Corpus-Based Approaches to Figurative Language. Metaphor corpora and corporeal metaphors (27 March 2003, Lancaster University). [text]

Musolff, Andreas.  Mirror Images of Europe. Metaphors in the public debate about Europe in Britain and Germany. Munich: iudicium. 2000.

Padgett, John.  Renaissance Resonates with "Algebra" of Novelty. SFI Bulletin. [text]

Robertson, Douglas.  The New Renaissance Computers and the Next Level of Civilization. [text]

Schäffner, Christina.  Building a European House?. Or at Two Speeds into a Dead End?. Metaphors in the Debate on the United Europe. In: Andreas Musolff, Christina Schäffner and Michael Townson (Eds.): Conceiving of Europe -- Unity in Diversity. Aldershot: Dartmouth: 31-59. 1996.

VII, Rodney P. Riegle.  The Renaissance Trilogy: a brief history of education during technology shifts. [text]

Zepp-LaRouche, Helga.  Toward a New Renaissance in Classical Education. Executive Intelligence Review, 20 February 1998. [text]