Renaissance (disambiguation)

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Renaissance usually refers to a period in the history of Europe between the Middle Ages and the Modern Age. See also Category:Renaissance.

Cultural movements

Specific regions of Europe

• English Renaissance
• French Renaissance
• German Renaissance
• Italian Renaissance
• Northern Renaissance
• Renaissance in Poland
• Renaissance in the Netherlands
• Spanish Renaissance
  • Renaissance of the 12th century

Specific fields

• Early Renaissance painting
• English Renaissance theatre
• List of Renaissance composers
• List of Renaissance figures
• Renaissance architecture
• Renaissance dance
• Renaissance literature
• Renaissance music
• Renaissance philosophy
  • Renaissance humanism

Other periods of cultural rebirth

• African Renaissance
• American Renaissance
• Bengal Renaissance
• Carolingian Renaissance
• Harlem Renaissance
• Hawaiian Renaissance
• Islamic Renaissance
• Macedonian Renaissance
• Native American Renaissance
• Neo-Renaissance
• Ottonian Renaissance
• Renaissance of the 12th century
• San Francisco Renaissance
• Scottish Renaissance
• Southern Renaissance (United States)
• Urban renaissance (UK)
• Yiddish Renaissance
• Roman Renaissance

Companies and organizations

• Association for Renaissance Martial Arts
• Chevron Renaissance
• GNUstep Renaissance, a library for specifying graphical user interfaces
• Islamic Renaissance Movement, an Islamist political party
• Renaissance (club), one of United Kingdom's longest running dance clubs
• Renaissance (demogroup), an IBM PC demoscene group of the 1990s
• Renaissance (Fabergé egg), a Fabergé egg.
• Renaissance Books
• Renaissance Broadcasting
• Renaissance Capital, a Russian investment bank
• Renaissance College Hong Kong, a school in Ma On Shan, Hong Kong
• Renaissance Cruises
• Renaissance High School
• Renaissance Hotels
• Renaissance Learning, an educational software company.
• Renaissance Learning Center, a school for autistic children.
• Renaissance Pictures, production company.
• Renaissance Recordings
• Renaissance Technologies, a hedge fund management company.
• Renaissance Theatre Company
• Renaissance Trains, a rail transport company in the United Kingdom.
• The Renaissance Society

Entertainment

• Age of Renaissance, a board game
• Renaissance (album), an album by the rock band Vanilla Fudge
• Renaissance (Q-Tip album), an album by hip hop musician Q-Tip
• "Renaissance" (band), a progressive folk/rock band
• Renaissance (film), a French animated film
• Renaissance (Lionel Richie album)
• Renaissance (Mickey Finn's T. Rex album, an album by Mickey Finn's T. Rex
• Renaissance (Miracles album) A 1973 album by Motown Records group The Miracles
• Renaissance (Village People album
• Renaissance 3D, an album
• The Renaissance EP, an album by MxPx
• Renaissance (E.Town Concrete album), an album by E.Town Concrete
• Renaissance (Theatre), a movie palace theatre
• Renaissance: The Mix Collection, Mix CD by Sasha and John Digweed
• Ultima Online: Renaissance, an expansion to Ultima Online

Locations

• The Renaissance Center in Detroit, Michigan, United States
• The Renaissance Island in the Aral Sea
• The Renaissance Tower

Literature

• The Coming American Renaissance
• The I Tatti Renaissance Library
• Renaissance Magazine, published since 1996 and aimed at Renaissance Fair employees and patrons
• American Renaissance (magazine), a periodical for white supremacists
• Renaissance (novel), a 1951 novel by Raymond F. Jones

Politics

• Andean Renaissance, a political party
• Croatian True Renaissance
• Islamic Renaissance Movement
• Islamic Renaissance Party of Tajikistan
• La Renaissance, the national anthem of the Central African Republic
• National Renaissance Party
• National Renaissance Party (Dominican Republic)
• Renaissance 2010
• Renaissance Party

See also

• Renaissance Man

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