Introduction | |
What are the Arts and How Do We Evaluate and Describe Them? | |
The Humanities and the Arts | |
What is Art? | |
The Functions of Art | |
Evaluating Works of Art | |
Getting Started | |
Two-Dimensional Art | |
Sculpture | |
Architecture | |
Music | |
Theatre | |
Literature | |
Film | |
Dance | |
Features | |
The Ancient World | |
The Human Journey. Our Earliest Art | |
Mesopotamia | |
Ancient Egypt | |
Archaic Greece and the Aegean | |
The Minoans | |
The Mycenaeans | |
Between Myth and History | |
The Archaic Greek World | |
Greek Classicism and Hellenism | |
The Classical World | |
The Hellenistic Age | |
The Roman Period | |
The Roman Republic | |
The Roman Empire | |
Judaism and Early Christianity | |
The People of Israel | |
Christianity | |
Christianity and the Late Roman Empire | |
Late Roman and Early Christian Art | |
Byzantium and the Rise of Islam | |
Byzantium | |
The Rise of Islam | |
The Early Middle Ages: The Monastic and Feudal Romanesque Period | |
The Middle Ages | |
The Medieval Church | |
Charlemagne's Empire | |
Feudalism | |
The Visual Arts | |
Music | |
Literature | |
Theatre | |
Dance | |
The High Middle Ages: The Gothic Age | |
The Social Order of the High Middle Ages | |
The Christian Church | |
Philosophy and Theology | |
Literature | |
Gothic Style | |
Music | |
Theatre | |
The Late Middle Ages | |
The End of the Middle Ages | |
Literature | |
Art and Architecture | |
Music | |
Theatre | |
Dance | |
The Early Renaissance | |
The Renaissance | |
The Renaissance Viewpoint | |
The Beginnings of Renaissance Architecture | |
Sculpture | |
Painting | |
Music | |
Theatre | |
Dance | |
The High Renaissance and Mannerism | |
The High Renaissance | |
Southern Europe in the Sixteenth Century | |
The Visual Arts | |
Architecture | |
The Performing Arts | |
Literature | |
Renaissance and Reformation in Northern Europe | |
The Reformation | |
Science and the Intellect | |
The Visual Arts and Architecture | |
Music | |
Dance | |
The Baroque Age | |
Scientific Revolution and Systematic Rationalism | |
Philosophy | |
The Counter-Reformation | |
Absolutism | |
The Visual Arts and Architecture | |
Literature | |
Music | |
French Neoclassic Theatre | |
Dance | |
The Enlightenment | |
The Enlightenment | |
The Visual Arts and Architecture | |
Literature | |
Music | |
Theatre | |
Dance | |
The Romantic Age | |
The Age of Industry | |
Romanticism in the Visual Arts and Architecture | |
Romanticism in Literature | |
Romanticism in Music | |
Romanticism in Theatre | |
Romanticism in Dance | |
The Beginnings of Modernism | |
The World in Turmoil | |
Philosophy and Psychology | |
The Visual Arts and Architecture | |
Literature | |
Music | |
Theatre | |
Film: Art and Mechanization | |
Dance | |
Modernism | |
The Modern World in Conflict | |
Between the Wars | |
World War II. Science and War | |
Philosophy | |
Literature | |
The Visual Arts and Architecture | |
Music | |
Theatre | |
Modern Dance | |
Photography | |
Film | |
Postmodernism: The Pluralistic Age | |
A Pluralistic World Order | |
The Visual Arts and Architecture | |
Pluralism in Literature | |
Music | |
Theatre | |
Film | |
Dance Glossary | |
Notes | |
Further Reading | |
Index | |
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