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What is the primary purpose of tattoos among the Visayan warriors?
What is the primary purpose of tattoos among the Visayan warriors?
- To signify religious beliefs
- To showcase artistic skills
- To indicate marital status
- To symbolize social class and bravery (correct)
What did the tattoos represent for ethnic groups in Bontoc, Ifugao, and Kalinga?
What did the tattoos represent for ethnic groups in Bontoc, Ifugao, and Kalinga?
- Their family lineage
- The number of enemies they had killed (correct)
- Their social status
- Their favorite animals
What does the term 'pagbabatuk' refer to in the context of the text?
What does the term 'pagbabatuk' refer to in the context of the text?
- The traditional dance performed during tattoo ceremonies
- The ritual cleansing before getting a tattoo
- The specific type of ink used for tattoos
- The process of tattooing on hunters and warriors in Northern Luzon (correct)
What did the Kalinga men's body markings correspond to?
What did the Kalinga men's body markings correspond to?
What is the primary focus of the academic discipline of humanities?
What is the primary focus of the academic discipline of humanities?
What is the meaning of the Latin word 'humanus' from which 'humanities' is derived?
What is the meaning of the Latin word 'humanus' from which 'humanities' is derived?
What is the primary focus of humanities?
What is the primary focus of humanities?
Why do the humanities matter?
Why do the humanities matter?
What is the definition of art according to the Webster Dictionary?
What is the definition of art according to the Webster Dictionary?
Why do people create art?
Why do people create art?
What did the ancient Greeks use humanities for?
What did the ancient Greeks use humanities for?
According to John Stuart Mill, what should undergraduate college be a place for?
According to John Stuart Mill, what should undergraduate college be a place for?
What is the Latin translation of art?
What is the Latin translation of art?
What is considered valuable about art to some people?
What is considered valuable about art to some people?
What are some assumptions of art according to the text?
What are some assumptions of art according to the text?
Visayan warriors covered with tattoos were called ______, with each tattoo symbolizing social class and bravery.
Visayan warriors covered with tattoos were called ______, with each tattoo symbolizing social class and bravery.
The nature and meaning of ______
The nature and meaning of ______
Tattoos have been seen among the indigenous people called the ______, since the pre-Hispanic colonization.
Tattoos have been seen among the indigenous people called the ______, since the pre-Hispanic colonization.
The process of tattooing, known as pagbabatuk, was primarily done on ______ and warriors.
The process of tattooing, known as pagbabatuk, was primarily done on ______ and warriors.
For ethnic groups in Bontoc, Ifugao, and Kalinga, tattoos were considered as ______ representing the number of enemies they had killed.
For ethnic groups in Bontoc, Ifugao, and Kalinga, tattoos were considered as ______ representing the number of enemies they had killed.
The Kalinga men's body markings corresponded to the respect and privileges they received and were known to safeguard warriors during ______ fights.
The Kalinga men's body markings corresponded to the respect and privileges they received and were known to safeguard warriors during ______ fights.
______ is the study of how people process and document the human experience (Standford University). It includes the traditional liberal arts such as philosophy, literature, religion, ethics, art, music, history, and language which humans have used to understand and record our world. WHY DO THE HUMANITIES MATTER. Humanistic subjects have been used by the ancient Greeks in the olden times to educate their citizens (Encyclopedia Britannica, 2012). During the Roman times, the subjects included in ______ have evolved, it emphasizes skills, or “ways of doing things”. The 19th century English philosopher John Stuart Mill argued that the undergraduate college should not be a place of “professional education.” Instead, should be a place to encourage students to become “capable and cultivated human beings” (Kim 1988). WHY DO THE HUMANITIES MATTER. Provide insights into everything Gain additional knowledge Understand the world we live in Provide a clearer picture of the future
______ is the study of how people process and document the human experience (Standford University). It includes the traditional liberal arts such as philosophy, literature, religion, ethics, art, music, history, and language which humans have used to understand and record our world. WHY DO THE HUMANITIES MATTER. Humanistic subjects have been used by the ancient Greeks in the olden times to educate their citizens (Encyclopedia Britannica, 2012). During the Roman times, the subjects included in ______ have evolved, it emphasizes skills, or “ways of doing things”. The 19th century English philosopher John Stuart Mill argued that the undergraduate college should not be a place of “professional education.” Instead, should be a place to encourage students to become “capable and cultivated human beings” (Kim 1988). WHY DO THE HUMANITIES MATTER. Provide insights into everything Gain additional knowledge Understand the world we live in Provide a clearer picture of the future
WHAT IS ART. From the Latin word “ars” which translates to “skill” or “craft” (Britannica Encyclopedia, 2006). The Webster Dictonary (2012) defines art as the “human ingenuity in adapting natural things to man’s use”. Some define art as a form of communication, In the early ages of civilization, humans communicate by making sounds (such as grunting sounds either at a low or high pitch that, denotes social communication or a warning sign), drawing or painting (such as cave drawings that tell the story of the early people's culture). dancing, acting and using symbols. WHY STUDY ART. Understand individual differences Develop our skill in decision-making and problem solving Enhances our creative skills, nurtures our imagination. Promotes originality and innovativeness. Why do Create ART. 1. Making our surroundings more beautiful (architecture, painting, sculpture, jewelry, and design objects). 2. Creating records of time, place, person, or object (i.e paintings of individuals, battle scenes, or even wedding or baby photographs). 3. Expressing or communicating ideas. 4. Expressing religious beliefs. 5. Criticizing elements of society. 6. For educating people (allowing us to learn about the past and also about ourselves). 7. For showing that we can do something no one else has tried before. Why Do People Create ______. Some believe that art is valuable for the society. Different artworks have been given a great importance because of what they mean or represent to a group of people. Some are treasured because of their significance, and others have become symbols of power or national identity. Some are not only valued for their beauty but are also given a material value. ASSUMPTIONS OF ART ______ is UNIVERSAL ______.
WHAT IS ART. From the Latin word “ars” which translates to “skill” or “craft” (Britannica Encyclopedia, 2006). The Webster Dictonary (2012) defines art as the “human ingenuity in adapting natural things to man’s use”. Some define art as a form of communication, In the early ages of civilization, humans communicate by making sounds (such as grunting sounds either at a low or high pitch that, denotes social communication or a warning sign), drawing or painting (such as cave drawings that tell the story of the early people's culture). dancing, acting and using symbols. WHY STUDY ART. Understand individual differences Develop our skill in decision-making and problem solving Enhances our creative skills, nurtures our imagination. Promotes originality and innovativeness. Why do Create ART. 1. Making our surroundings more beautiful (architecture, painting, sculpture, jewelry, and design objects). 2. Creating records of time, place, person, or object (i.e paintings of individuals, battle scenes, or even wedding or baby photographs). 3. Expressing or communicating ideas. 4. Expressing religious beliefs. 5. Criticizing elements of society. 6. For educating people (allowing us to learn about the past and also about ourselves). 7. For showing that we can do something no one else has tried before. Why Do People Create ______. Some believe that art is valuable for the society. Different artworks have been given a great importance because of what they mean or represent to a group of people. Some are treasured because of their significance, and others have become symbols of power or national identity. Some are not only valued for their beauty but are also given a material value. ASSUMPTIONS OF ART ______ is UNIVERSAL ______.
Why Do ______ Create Art. Some believe that art is valuable for the society. Different artworks have been given a great importance because of what they mean or represent to a group of people. Some are treasured because of their significance, and others have become symbols of power or national identity. Some are not only valued for their beauty but are also given a material value. ASSUMPTIONS OF ART Art is UNIVERSAL Art.
Why Do ______ Create Art. Some believe that art is valuable for the society. Different artworks have been given a great importance because of what they mean or represent to a group of people. Some are treasured because of their significance, and others have become symbols of power or national identity. Some are not only valued for their beauty but are also given a material value. ASSUMPTIONS OF ART Art is UNIVERSAL Art.
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