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What is the Latin word that humanities come from?
What is the Latin word that humanities come from?
humanus
What are some of the purposes of the arts? (Select all that apply)
What are some of the purposes of the arts? (Select all that apply)
- Create beauty (correct)
- Provide decoration (correct)
- Reveal truth (correct)
- Immortalize (correct)
- None of the above
Humanities have only started recently.
Humanities have only started recently.
False (B)
What does the Aryan root word 'AR' mean?
What does the Aryan root word 'AR' mean?
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Which of the following is NOT a division of the arts?
Which of the following is NOT a division of the arts?
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What is an example of a visual art?
What is an example of a visual art?
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The term humanities emphasizes the dignity and worthiness of man and recognizes creative ______.
The term humanities emphasizes the dignity and worthiness of man and recognizes creative ______.
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Humanities Overview
- "Humanities" originates from the Latin word humanus, meaning "refined, cultured, and human."
- Focuses on cultural aspects of humanity including feelings, thoughts, and experiences.
- Encourages understanding of fundamental questions about existence and self.
- Aims to develop students' subjective energies including feelings, attitudes, and aspirations.
Importance of Humanities
- Provides individuals with a self-image and understanding of their nature.
- Essential for developing well-rounded, socially aware individuals.
- Offers insight into personal passions and desires.
- Helps regulate behavior and moral understanding.
Art Etymology
- The term "art" comes from the Aryan root AR, meaning "to put together," and from the Latin ARS, meaning "skills/ability."
- Encompasses various forms of artistic creativity, including visual arts, literature, music, and dance.
- Expresses aesthetic concepts using skill and imagination.
Divisions of the Arts
- Visual Arts: Includes paintings, sculptures, and architecture; primarily seen and occupies space.
- Auditory Arts: Comprises music and poetry; expressed through time and sound.
- Combined/Performing Arts: Merges visual and auditory components; includes drama, theatre, dance, cinema, and opera.
Purposes of the Arts
- To create beauty and aesthetic pleasure.
- To provide decoration and enhance environments.
- To reveal truths about the human experience and existence.
- To immortalize moments and significant experiences.
- To express religious and spiritual values.
- To record historical events and commemorate experiences.
- To create order, harmony, and structure within artistic expressions.
Prehistoric Paintings
- Originated in the Upper Paleolithic Age, showcasing early human creativity before written records.
- Significant examples include the Galloping Wild Boar found in Altamira, Spain, indicating early man's expression and interests.
Visual Arts Specifics
- Most accessible art form to the general population, encompassing a broad range of media.
- Varieties include paintings, drawings, sculptures, and digital images.
- Engages with societal themes and personal experiences through expressive visuals.
Film as an Art Expression
- A hybrid form of visual and auditory arts that tells stories and captures cultural experiences.
- Reflects the diverse methods through which humanity expresses itself.
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