FSN 232 Lecture 4: FSN232 - WEEK 4 – Lecture
13 Sep 2017
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The mercantilism doctrines expanded trade connecting europe with other continents. True trading routes: americas, asia, europe and africa. Raw materials and exotic good will come from the colonies to europe. Goods enter the european market and are exported. There was a gradual process towards separation between religion and politics. The church and the state were the same thing. Willem kalf, still life with a late ming ginger jar. This is a painting that symbolizes the owner of it. A fashionable citizen who can afford exotic products. Mathematics, astronomy, biology and chemistry substitutes the natural sciences. Universal laws such as those of gravitational and motions were formulated. Affects scientific thoughts for the next 300 years. Rembrandt van run, anatomy lesson of dr. tulp, 1632. Permanent settlements are created in the caribbean, central and south. America and regular maritime routes are stablished to bring the products of the colonies into pain.
