Plugging into Humanities

Häftad, Engelska, 2018

Av Gail Ambeau, Ambeau,

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What are the humanities? The humanities can be described as the study of all things human.Plugging into Humanities is meant to help tell the story of the humanities during the course of history. From the beginning of time, humans have documented the history of man by ways of art, music, philosophy, literature and religion. We use the documentation of their experiences as a way to further comprehend our world. Unplug from what has become the norm of daily activities of all things electronic and plug into the experience of what makes us who we are.'Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.' - George Santayana

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Utgivningsdatum2018-08-24
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor214
FörlagKendall/Hunt Publishing Co ,U.S.
ISBN9781524942052

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Chapter 1: Introduction Humanities, SciencesCultureCulture Epoch Theory, Prehistory Ancient Human ThoughtSummaryChapter 2: The Moors Who are the Moors?Moorish RuleEnlightenmentAgricultureTextilesEngineering and ArchitectureEducationChapter 3: Literature Types of PoetryLyric Poetry, Epic Poetry, Dramatic Poetry, Lyric Poetry, Epic LiteratureCritical TermsReview QuestionCommentary and ApplicationsChapter 4: Critical Thinking Critical MethodCritical MethodArt: An Operational DefinitionChapter 5: Art Elements of the Visual ArtsLine, Shape, Color, Guernica Painting by Pablo Picasso, Tints, Shades, and Tone, Texture, Perspective, Form, Subject, ValueArtists and Styles of ArtStyles of ArtPrintmaking MethodsProcess or Method, PrintmakingWhat Factors Influence Artists?Leonardo da Vinci 1452-1519, Michelangelo Buonarrotti 1475-1564, Francisco de Goya 1746-1828, Claude Monet 1840-1926, Edgar Degas 1834-1917, Vincent van Gogh 1853-1890, Edouard Manet 1832-1883Chapter 6: Music IntroductionUnknown ExampleElements of MusicMelody, Harmony/Chords, Rhythm, Dynamics, Texture, Additional Texture Terms, TimbreCritical TermsReview QuestionCommentary and ApplicationsChapter 7: Happiness Definition of HappinessNotions of Happiness, Happiness the EndSection 5Section 6UtilitarianismThe Greatest Happiness PrincipleQualities of PleasureAn ObjectionNot the Agent's own HappinessCan We do without Happiness?Chapter 8: Love Introduction to LoveLove StylesSix Love StylesPutting it All TogetherSocial and Cultural Contexts of Meeting and DatingA Short History Lesson: Social Contexts and RelationshipsIntermarriage: History to Present DayLove as a SocietyChapter 9: Freedom How do People Think About Ethics?Skepticism About Moral TruthsResponses to Skepticism About Moral TruthsHow to Reject the Verification PrincipleMorality as Non-ContradictionMorality as Maximizing UtilityDeterminismA Thought ExperimentDefining Free WillFree Will as Agent CausationFree Will as the Ability to do OtherwiseFree Will as Acting for One's Own ReasonsConclusionFundamental Principles for the Metaphysics of MoralsThe Categorical ImperativeConsequences Not RelevantA Universal LawThe Categorical ImperativeExamplesAn End in HimselfThe Kingdom of EndsNicomachean EthicsMoral ExcellencesThe Golden MeanModerationThe Definition of VirtueThe Several VirtuesDeficiency and ExcessPerception, Not ReasoningDeterminismOf the System of Man's Free AgencyThe Will a Modification of the BrainOn DeliberationChoice no Proof of Free WillThe Complication of MotionSelections on CompatibilismCompatibilismThe Trolley ProblemKilling and Letting Die: The Trolley ProblemStudy GuideMeta-EthicsMajor Ethical TheoriesApplying Ethical Theories to Common DebatesFree WillD'HolbachTaylorCompatibilists/Stace