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humanities in Western Civilization
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Humanities
Disciplines that study the human
condition
, such as
history
, philosophy, literature, and the arts
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Western concept of humanities
Filipino notion of humanities
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Arts
Visual arts (
painting
,
sculpture
, architecture)
Performing arts (
theater
,
dance
)
Literature
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Humanities formed the basis of
education
for all citizens in ancient
Greece
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Humanitas
People in a state of
culture
and
civilized society
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Barbaritas
Savages in a state of
nature
for
survival
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Divinitas
God in a state of
perfection
in
heaven
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Ancient period
was
cosmocentric
, where man was the measure of all things
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Medieval period
was theocentric, where man was created in the image and
likeness
of God
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Renaissance
period was anthropocentric, where nothing is more wonderful than man
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Modern age is scientific and
technocentric
, where man is part of
nature
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Postmodern age
is
eclectic
, where man is a piece of everything
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Expressions of beliefs through arts
Michelangelo's Creation of Man
Copernicus'
heliocentric theory
Rembrandt's
Anatomy
Lesson of Dr. Tulp
Legazpi
and
Gadgets
painting
Mideo Cruz's Politismo
installation art
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Humanistic
disciplines
History
, language, philosophy,
art appreciation
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Art
Skillful
production or
performance
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Types of art
Liberal
arts (artists)
Servile
arts (artisans and crafts)
Major
arts (architecture, sculpture, fine arts)
Minor
arts (stonecutting, carpentry, cooking)
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Michelangelo
took credit for the
Sistine Chapel
, not the artisans who helped him
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