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The Human Story: An Introduction to the Humanities

This text provides an introduction to the Humanities, the academic disciplines that study human culture, creativity, and thought. At their core, the humanities explore what it means to be human by examining our artistic expressions, intellectual pursuits, and cultural achievements, via modes of expression and modes of reflection.

Humanities

Tác giả: Nicholas Vargas-Rose (né Andrews)
Nhà xuất bản: Coalinga College
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Giấy phép: Mixed
Ngôn ngữ: EN

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01: Introduction to the Humanities
1.01: Chapter Introduction
1.02: Defining the Humanities
1.03: Chapter Review Questions
02: Prehistory
2.01: Chapter Introduction
2.03: Paleolithic Cave Art and Portable Art
2.04: The Mesolithic and Neolithic Periods
03: Ancient Mesopotamia
3.01: About This Module
3.02: The Fertile Crescent
3.03: Mesopotamian Civilization Before the Ancient Dark Ages
3.04: The Ancient Dark Ages and the Rise of the Israelite State
3.05: Neo-Assyrian Civilization
3.06: The Neo-Babylonians and Persians
04: Ancient Egypt
4.01: About This Module
4.02: The Nile and Egyptian Religion
4.03: The New Kingdom and the Amarna Period
4.04: Pre-Dynastic Egypt and The Old Kingdom
4.05: The First and Second Intermediate Period
05: Ancient Greece
5.01: About This Module
5.02: Cycladic Minoan and Mycenaean Civilization
5.03: The Greek Dark Ages Classical Greece and the Rise of Athens
5.04: Greek Religion Philosophy and Sculpture
5.05: The Hellenistic Age
06: Ancient Rome and Christianity
6.01: About This Module
6.02: Early Beliefs and the Roman Pantheon
6.03: Cults
6.04: Early Christian Religion and Culture
07: Islam and Byzantine Culture
7.01: About This Module
7.02: The Byzantine Empire
7.03: Islamic Civilization
08: Medieval Europe
8.01: About This Module
8.02: Early Middle Ages and Western Society
8.03: The Rise of Islam Carolingian Europe New Kingdoms and a Revived Byzantium
8.04: Art Architecture and Military and Technological Developments
8.05: High Middle Ages
8.06: The Late Middle Ages and Collapse of Byzantium
09: The Renaissance
9.01: The Renaissance
9.02: 15001600 End of the Renaissance and the Reformation
9.03: Key Characteristics of Art- Renaissance through Baroque
9.04: Florence in the Early Renaissance
9.05: Toward the High Renaissance
9.06: Florence in the Trecento (1300s)
9.07: Video- Linear Perspective- Brunelleschis Experiement
9.08: Video- How One-Point Linear Perspective Works
9.09: Video- Rogier van der Weyden Deposition c. 1435
9.10: Humanist Thought
9.11: Art in the Renaissance
9.12: Renaissance Artists
10: The Age of Reason and Revolution
10.01: The Enlightenment
10.02: Enlightenment Thinkers
10.03: The Age of Discovery
10.04: The Scientific Revolution
10.05: Protestantism
10.06: The Baroque- Art Politics and Religion in Seventeenth-Century Europe
10.07: Music in the Baroque Era
10.08: The Baroque Era Music of Bach
10.09: Overview of the Classical Era of Music
10.10: Overview of Classical Opera
10.11: Art Architecture and Theater in the Baroque Era
10.12: Neo-Classicism
10.13: Davids Death of Marat
10.14: Romanticism in France Delacroixs Liberty Leading the People
11: The Modern World
11.01: The Birth of Modernism and the Modern World (1900-1920s)
11.1.01: Modernism
11.1.02: War and Revolution
11.1.03: The Freudian Revolution
11.1.04: Modern Art
11.1.05: Modernist Poetry
11.1.06: The Birth of Film
11.1.07: Modern Architecture
11.1.08: Music and Dance
11.02: The Roaring Twenties and the Great Depression (1920s-1945)
11.2.01: The Jazz Age
11.2.02: The Great Migration
11.2.03: The Harlem Renaissance
11.2.04: More Modern Art
11.2.05: The Lost Generation
11.2.06: The Great Depression
11.2.07: The Mexican Muralist Movement
11.2.08: World War II
11.03: The Search for Meaning and the Beginning of Globalization (1945-1950s)
11.3.01: The Cold War
11.3.02: Existentialism
11.3.03: Origins of Theater and Theater of the Absurd
11.3.04: Abstract Expressionism
11.04: Liberation and Equality (1960-Onward)
11.4.01: Quest for Equality
11.4.02: The Civil Rights Movement
11.4.03: The Womens Rights Movement
11.4.04: LGBTQIA History
11.4.05: The Vietnam War
11.4.06: Hippies and the Counterculture
11.4.07: The Birth of Rock 'n Roll Pop Culture and Mass Media
11.4.08: New Modern Art Movements
11.4.09: Metamodernism
11.4.10: Punk Rock Revolution