ARTHC 202
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World Civilization Since 1500
Comparative Arts and Letters
College of Humanities
Course Description
Survey of Western civilization emphasizing the visual arts from the Renaissance to the twentieth century.
When Taught
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3
Fixed/Max
3
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3
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0
Title
Western Art: Renaissance to Present
Learning Outcome
Students will survey the terrain of western (primarily European) culture from the beginnings of the Renaissance to the present. A particular emphasis will be placed upon the visual arts as objects that are influenced by cultural values and conventions, and as forces which generate or determine future cultural practice.
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Cultural Traditions in the Modern World
Learning Outcome
Students will become familiar with a broad array of the literary, philosophical, religious and aesthetic traditions that have informed the modern world.
Title
Intellectual Periods and Movements
Learning Outcome
Students will aquire a big-picture knowledge of intellectual periods and movements that will inform their future encounters with literature, art, architecture and all other manifestations of creative expression.
