In the fifteenth century, a new conception of life arose in Italy involving all of the following attitudes except:

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In the fifteenth century, Italy experienced the Renaissance, a period marked by a renewed interest in the arts, science, and the exploration of human potential. This era emphasized the capabilities and achievements of individuals (A), the importance of civic engagement and the development of personal identity (B), and the enjoyment of material wealth and the pleasures of life (C). However, the admiration for a life of contemplation and meditation (D) is more characteristic of the Middle Ages, focusing on religious and spiritual life, rather than the human-centric and worldly focus of the Renaissance.

In the Fifteenth Century, a New Conception of Life Arose