1.2 THE HUMANITIES IN WESTERN CIVILIZATION

Question 1

Humanitas

Answer 1

Humanity

Question 2

Panofsky

Answer 2

Art as a Humanistic Discipline

Question 3

Divinitas

Answer 3

Gods in the state of perfection in heaven

Question 4

Humanitas

Answer 4

People in the state of culture in civilized society

Question 5

Barbaritas

Answer 5

Savages in the state of nature for survival

Question 6

Ancient (800 BC)

Answer 6

Cosmocentric View

Question 7

Protagoras

Answer 7

Man is the measure of all things

Question 8

Geocentrism

Answer 8

Man is at the center of the universe

Question 9

Medieval (300 AD)

Answer 9

Theocentric view

Question 10

1. Scholasticism
2. Man is at?

Answer 10

Man is created in the image of God
Man is at the center of creation

Question 11

Renaissance (1400)

Answer 11

Anthropocentric view

Question 12

Humanism

Answer 12

Nothing is more wonderful than man

Question 13

Modern (1600)

Answer 13

Scientific-technocentric view

Question 14

Modern
a.
b.

Answer 14

Man is a part of nature
Man is dehumanized during industrial age

Question 15

Post-Modern (1960)

Answer 15

Eclectic view

Question 16

Pots-modern
a

Answer 16

Man is a piece of everything

Question 17

Ancient example

Answer 17

Almogest by Ptolemy

Question 18

Medieval example

Answer 18

Escorial Beatus “Illuminated Manuscript, 10th Century”

Question 19

Renaissance example

Answer 19

Leonardo da Vinci “Vitruvian Man, 1490”
Michaelangelo “the creation of man 1512”
Copernicus “on the revolution of celestial bodies 1542”

Question 20

Modern example

Answer 20

The evolution of man
The anatomy lesson of Dr. Turf (1642) by Rembrandt
Gadgets by Legaspi

Question 21

Post-modern example

Answer 21

Poleteismo by Medio cruz