Humanities Intro To Art And Philosophy

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The Tetons and the Snake River, Grand Teton National Park
Ansel Adams
20th Century Photographs

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Kaufmann House, Bear Run (Falling Water)
Frank Lloyd Wright
20th Century Prairie School of Architecture

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Bauhaus
Walter Gropius
20th Century Minimalist/Internationalist School of Architecture

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Wivenhoe Park, Essex
John Constable
English Romanticism

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Gare Saint-Lazare, 1877
Claude Monet
Impressionism

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The Kiss
Auguste Rodin
20th Century Sculpture

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Liberty Leading the People
Eugene Delacroix
French Romanticism

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Au Moulin Rouge
Henri Toulouse Lautrec
Post Impressionism

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L'Arc d'Triomphe
Rude
French Romantic Sculpture

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The Anatomy Lecture of Dr. Tulp
Rembrandt van Rijn
Dutch Baroque

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David
Michelangelo Buonarotti
Renaissance

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Self-Portrait
Pablo Picasso
Blue Period

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Self-Portrait
Pablo Picasso
Cubism

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Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?
Paul Gauguin
Post-Impressionism

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The Raft of the Medusa
Theodore Gericault
French Romanticism

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Lavender Mist
Jackson Pollock
Abstract Expressionism

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Time Transfixed
Rene Magritte
Surrealism

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Harlequin's Carnival
Joan Miro
Surrealism

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Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo Buonarotti
Renaissance

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Arena Chapel
Giotto di Bondone
Late Medieval

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The Resurrection
El Greco (Domenikos Theotokopoulos)
Mannerism

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Saturn Devouring His Children
Goya
Black Period/No classification

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The Rape of Europa
Titian (Tiziano Vecellio)
Renaissance

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Mannerism

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Reaction against idealized paintings of Renaissance, transition between Renaissance and Baroque. Figures are very elongated.

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Medieval

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Mindset--you can't look at God, can't approach him, etc. Very flat.

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Surrealism

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Product of Sigmund Reud, tried to paint and loose the unconscious mind

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Abstract Expressionism

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Evoke emotion but not with tangible things--abstractly

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Post Impressionism

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Refocus on light and color but reintroduce story and narrative

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Cubism

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take an image, break it in geometric shapes/planes, and reassmble it in a new and different way

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Renaissance

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centered on man and man's power, man's ability to be close to God (man made in image of God)

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chiaroscuro

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dramatic contrast between light and dark (see Anatomy Lecture of Dr. Tulp)

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French Romanticism

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focus on the people

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English Romanticism

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focus on nature

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Impressionism

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capture the sensory experiences of the moment without preconcieved notions

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Minimalist School of Architecture

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Function over form, structure left visible

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Prairie School of Architecture

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architecture in harmony with nature around it, blends in with surroundings. Form over function

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Philosophy

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the act of stating as clearly and convincingly as possible, what we believe and what we believe in

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Tools of Philosophy

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Articulation, Argument, Analysis, Synthesis

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Articulation

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putting ideas in clear, concise, and readily understandable language

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Argument

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supporting ideas to establish conclusions and overcome objections

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Analysis

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understanding an idea by clarifying its components

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Synthesis

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gahtering different ideas together in a single, unified vision or theme

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Areas of Philosophical Inquiry

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Metaphysics, Ethics, Epistemology, Logic, Philosophical Theology, Political Philosophy, Aesthetics

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Metaphysics

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theories of relaity and the ultimate nature of all things, seeking a unified view of the universe. ALSO called ONTOLOGY, the study of being.

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Ethics

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theories about good and bad, right and wrong, and the principles of morality

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Epistemology

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theories about knowledge, what we know and how we know it--poses the question what is truth?

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Logic

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Ideas about thinking and reasoning, uses syllogisms

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Syllogism

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A tool of logic (developed by Aristotle) that allowes one to draw valid (but not necessarily true) conclusions from two premises.
1. Major Premise 2. Minor Premise 3. Conclusion
DEDUCTION
Prove a syllogism by proving its major premise (by using another syllogism). Limits to logic.

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Philosophical Theology

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theories that address the nature of religion, God and the reasons for God's existence (or non-existence)

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Political Philosophy

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theories about the nature of society and government, includes ideas about the ideal society (utopia)

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Aesthetics

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theories relating to art, asks questions about the nature of beauty and its expression

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Elements of Art

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Composition, Movement, Unity and Balance, Color and Light/Dark Contrast, Mood