ABSTRACT
The Renaissance, a term derived from the French word for ‘rebirth', signifies a remarkable period of European history spanning from the 14th century to the 17th century. Marked by a fervent resurgence in art, science, and philosophy, this era beheld the transition from the religious orthodoxy and feudal structures of the Middle Ages to the dawn of the modern age, driven by humanism and the spirit of enquiry (Burckhardt, 1878). The Renaissance bore witness to an intellectual revolution, one that placed humanity at the forefront of philosophical and leadership narratives.
