Lesson 1: What is Art Flashcards

1
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Why should we study humanities?

A

It is being humane, cultured and refined.

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2
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What is humanities?

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It is a discipline of memory and imagination. telling us where we have been and helping us determine what we will become.

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___________ et. al., 1960, posits that humanities constitute the oldest and most important means of _________ developed by_________.

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Dudley, expression, man

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4
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The word art comes from the ancient Latin, _________ which means a “________ or specialized form of skill, like _________ or _________ or ________”. (_________, 1938)

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ars, craft, carpentry, smithying or surgery, Collingwood

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5
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Ars in ________ came to mean something different. It meant “any special form of _________, such as _______ or ________, _________ or _________.” (Collingwood, 1938)

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Medieval Latin, book-learning, grammar or logic, magic or astrology

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6
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It was finally in the _________ century when the world has evolved to distinguish between the ________ art and the ________ arts. The fine arts would come to mean “not ________ or ________, but ________.

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eighteenth, fine, useful, delicate, highly skilled arts, beautiful arts

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7
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What are the three assumptions of Art?

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  • Art is universal
  • Art is not nature
  • Art involves experience
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8
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Art is man’s expression of his ________ of nature. Art is a man’s way of ________ nature. Art is ________.

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reception, interpreting, not nature

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9
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Art is made by ________, whereas nature is a _________. It is in this juncture that they can be considered _________.

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man, given around us, opposites

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10
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This distinction assumes that all of us see ________, perceive its ________ in _________, different, yet ultimately _________ ways.

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nature, elements, myriad, valid

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11
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Art is based on an individual’s _________ experience of nature.

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subjective

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12
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Artists are not expected to duplicate nature. True or False

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True

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13
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Art is just experience. By experience, we mean that “_________”.

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Actual doing something

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_________ et. al. (1960) affirmed that “all art depends on _________, and if one is to know art, he must know it not as _________ or _________ but as experience.

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Dudley, experience, fact, information

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15
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In matters of art, the subject’s _________ is primacy. An important aspect of experiencing art is its being highly ________, ________ and ________.

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perception, personal, individual, subjective

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16
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________ (Matters of ________ are not matters of _________)

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Degustibus non disputandum est., taste, dispute

17
Q

Finally, one should underscore that every experience with art is accompanied by some _________.

A

Emotion