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What does the term 'art' derive from?
What does the term 'art' derive from?
According to the definition provided, what is a fundamental aspect of art?
According to the definition provided, what is a fundamental aspect of art?
What does Michelle Obama imply about the power of the Arts and Humanities?
What does Michelle Obama imply about the power of the Arts and Humanities?
What is suggested as a reason for studying humanities?
What is suggested as a reason for studying humanities?
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Which medium is NOT mentioned as a form of art?
Which medium is NOT mentioned as a form of art?
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What is NOT a characteristic of art according to the content?
What is NOT a characteristic of art according to the content?
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What does the phrase 'human ingenuity' refer to in the context of art?
What does the phrase 'human ingenuity' refer to in the context of art?
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Which statement best reflects the relationship between art and society?
Which statement best reflects the relationship between art and society?
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What is the origin of the word 'humanities'?
What is the origin of the word 'humanities'?
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Which of the following best describes the essence of humanities?
Which of the following best describes the essence of humanities?
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What qualities does the term 'humanus' signify?
What qualities does the term 'humanus' signify?
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What are some of the fundamental questions addressed in the humanities?
What are some of the fundamental questions addressed in the humanities?
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According to Ortiz, what do humanities reveal about humanity?
According to Ortiz, what do humanities reveal about humanity?
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Which activity involves analyzing the lyrics of the song 'TULDOK'?
Which activity involves analyzing the lyrics of the song 'TULDOK'?
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What should be the length of the paragraph answering 'Who am I?' in Activity 2?
What should be the length of the paragraph answering 'Who am I?' in Activity 2?
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What is the ultimate purpose of studying humanities as suggested in the chapter?
What is the ultimate purpose of studying humanities as suggested in the chapter?
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What is the primary purpose of the construction of The Great Pyramid of Egypt?
What is the primary purpose of the construction of The Great Pyramid of Egypt?
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What aspect highlights the personal nature of art?
What aspect highlights the personal nature of art?
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Which of the following statements best defines art as a pragmatic instrument?
Which of the following statements best defines art as a pragmatic instrument?
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What is the significance of the Ifugao Rice Terraces in the context of art?
What is the significance of the Ifugao Rice Terraces in the context of art?
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Which element does NOT reflect one of art's roles as described?
Which element does NOT reflect one of art's roles as described?
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What universal aspect of art is highlighted in the content?
What universal aspect of art is highlighted in the content?
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Which of the following works is considered an example of art's expression through poetry?
Which of the following works is considered an example of art's expression through poetry?
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Which of these artworks is NOT mentioned as an example of communication through art?
Which of these artworks is NOT mentioned as an example of communication through art?
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What is non-representational art characterized by?
What is non-representational art characterized by?
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Which method is used to simplify objects according to artistic expression?
Which method is used to simplify objects according to artistic expression?
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What does distortion in art typically emphasize?
What does distortion in art typically emphasize?
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How does surrealism express the artist's thoughts?
How does surrealism express the artist's thoughts?
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Which of the following is true about realism in art?
Which of the following is true about realism in art?
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What is primarily depicted in landscapes?
What is primarily depicted in landscapes?
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What characterizes seascapes in art?
What characterizes seascapes in art?
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What is a notable characteristic of El Greco's paintings?
What is a notable characteristic of El Greco's paintings?
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What does the term 'art' primarily refer to according to the content?
What does the term 'art' primarily refer to according to the content?
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Which statement best represents the relationship between art and nature?
Which statement best represents the relationship between art and nature?
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What is considered a basic human need as related to art?
What is considered a basic human need as related to art?
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How is beauty described in the context of art?
How is beauty described in the context of art?
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What does the subject of art include?
What does the subject of art include?
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Which type of art is characterized by having a concrete subject?
Which type of art is characterized by having a concrete subject?
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Why do some people believe that all art must be beautiful?
Why do some people believe that all art must be beautiful?
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Which example best illustrates the concept of art being non-repeatable and unchanging?
Which example best illustrates the concept of art being non-repeatable and unchanging?
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Study Notes
The Humanities and Arts Overview
- Humanities derive from the Latin humanus, meaning cultured and refined; it embodies humane feelings and conduct.
- Core questions of humanities relate to human existence: What am I? Who am I? Why am I here? Where am I going?
Meaning of Art
- Art is the intentional creation of beauty or meaning using skill and imagination.
- Originates from the Latin Ars, signifying skill and craftsmanship, emphasizing individuality in expression.
- Webster defines art as human ingenuity manifesting in adaptations of natural elements for human use.
- Art spans various mediums, including painting, sculpting, dancing, and writing, allowing for diverse expression.
Importance of Studying Humanities
- Enhances understanding of human nature, fostering appreciation for diverse fields.
- Explores human purpose, values, and emotions.
- Provides insight into history, culture, and language of societies.
- Encourages creative thinking through global artistic works.
- Promotes critical questioning about the world and existence.
Nature of Art
- Art is universally practiced, with historical significance seen in monuments like the Great Wall of China and the Parthenon.
- Art serves practical functions in education and religion and reflects nature while also being a personal and transformative experience.
- It communicates emotions and experiences, evident in songs, poems, and dances.
- Artistic creations are often based on previous knowledge and experiences, indicating influence rather than pure originality.
Art and Beauty
- Human desire for beauty creates a search for order and consistency, but beauty is subjective and culturally influenced.
- The concept of beauty evolves over time, impacting art's reception and interpretation.
- Not all art is beautiful; valued artworks can reflect struggles and realities of society.
Subject of Art
- Subjects in art comprise any represented person, object, scene, or event.
- Types of Art:
- Representational Art: Concrete subjects, identifiable figures (e.g., "Mona Lisa").
- Non-Representational Art: Abstract subjects, lacking identifiable objects.
Manner of Representing Subjects
- Realism: Accurate depiction of subjects as seen in nature.
- Abstraction: Simplifying shapes and colors for artistic expression.
- Distortion: Altering proportions for emotional effect or dramatization.
- Surrealism: Blends realism and distortion to showcase subconscious thoughts, exemplified in dreamlike art.
Kinds of Subjects
- Landscapes: Illustrate inland environments, such as mountains and rivers.
- Seascapes: Represent bodies of water and associated sceneries.
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Explore the concept of art as a creative process that involves reordering existing materials to create something new. This quiz delves into the idea that no artist is completely original, as they draw from their previous knowledge and experiences. Understand the distinction between art and nature through various examples.