Ch 1 - Overview
Ch 2 - Crit. Think
Ch 3 - Mythology
Ch 4 - Literature
Ch 5 - Art
Ch 6 - Music
100
The name of this discipline came from the word "humanism"

What are the humanities?

100

A response that is dominated by reason and disciplined analytical, rational, and coherent thought

What is the Apollonian response?

100

A traditional story (often without a known author) that is said to be based on historical events but often serves to explain something beyond normal understanding

What is a myth?

100

A work with enduring value. They are relevant and enjoyable for years after they are created.

What is a classic?

100

The transference of what is experienced either outside or inside the artist to a medium of art

What is imitation?

100

An arrangement of sound and silences into a deliberate shape

What is music?

200

Western culture, Eastern culture, as well as the artistic works from diverse artist from different time periods across the world

Which cultures are studies by modern humanities scholars?
200

A response that is dominated by feelings, intuition, and freedom from limits

What is the Dionysian response?

200

Natural events such as volcanoes, the changing of the seasons, etc. OR the origin of the world

What are the phenomena that myths explain?

200

A work of true distinction in style, execution, and resonance.  These words exceed what others in the same genre/area have done

What is a masterpiece?

200

This specific style of art depicted here:


What is chiaroscuro?

200

A significant sequence of tones working as a unit and often repeated

What is melody?

300

This word can be defined as "the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement" OR "the customs, art, social institutions, and achievements of a nation, people, or other social group"


What is culture?

300

This happens when we engage in forms of the humanities that allow us to be entertained without having to think critically

What is popcorn syndrome?

300

The act of studying myths OR a collection of myths that form the beliefs, customs, religious rites, etc. of a specific people/given culture

What is mythology?

300

A poem that is usually written in iambic pentameter and has 14 lines

What is a sonnet?

300

The art or practice of designing and constructing buildings; the style in which a building is designed and constructed, especially with regards to a specific period, place, or culture

What is architecture?

300

New Orleans

Where did jazz originate?

400

Beauty, beautiful movement, ideas, language, and a deeper sense of the past

What are the 5 gifts of the humanities?

400

The process by which we identify with a character or a person

What is empathy?

400

A recurrent symbol or motif in literature, art, or mythology

What is an archetype?

400

When was the Golden Age of the novel?

What is the 19th Century (1800s)?
400

The subjects (main themes) of this type or art were usually religious and the important people in a work were larger than the other people or things

What is medievil art?

400

A type of music that is complicated, ornate, and that uses counterpoint

What is Baroque music?

500

A teaching method where the teacher asks questions to guide the students to the answer(s)

What is the Socratic Method?

500

A framework of circumstances and relationships; the background, environment, setting, framework, or surroundings of events or occurrences

What is context?

500

Communicating values, the importance of being rich, the idea that there is a "dark side" to the world, etc.

What are the common themes of the myths of childhood?

500

A comparison between two things that aren’t actually like one another.

What is a metaphor?

500

An artist who helped medievil art to transition to the Renaissance style or art

Who is Giotto di Bondone

500

Little Richard

Who is the architect of rock and roll?

600

Leonardo da Vinci

Who is an example of an infinity person or Renaissance man/woman?

600

A loss or lack of sympathy; estrangement or emotional separation from a character

What is alienation?

600

Responding to the call of the Herald, being willing to sacrifice him/herself for the greater good, traveling with allies along their journey, grow as a person and taking big risks, returning home after the journey as a changed person

What is the pattern of the Hero's life?

600

A long narrative poem recounting the adventures of a hero who is courageous, strong, and smart.  However, this hero is not necessarily moral.

What is an epic poem?

600

Ribbed arches, stained glass windows, flying buttresses, and gargoyles

What are the characteristics of Gothic architecture?

600

A type of music that seeks to be at the forefront of musical development; these composers deliberately defy and reject older conventions of music

What is Avant Garde music?

700

The inspiration of the imagination, feeling different emotions, increasing our knowledge of other’s intellect and creativity, and thinking about our world

What are the ways we should be influenced by or benefit from the humanities?

700

Defining exactly what it is that you want to determine

What is the first step of the critical process?

700

This character archetype is the Hero's greatest enemy

Who is the Shadow?

700

A sudden insight or ironic twist

What is an epiphany?

700

This specific style of art depicted here:


What is surrealism?

700

A contrapuntal composition in which a short melody or phrase (the subject) is introduced by one instrument or voice and successively taken up by others.  The melody is sometimes interwoven in the song.

What is a fugue?

800

Julius Ceasar

Who was the "great mind" of Rome that was known for being a military genius and a politician?

800

Understanding and applying the standards of excellence in a given artistic field, generating an educated opinion about the work, and being willing to make recommendations about the work 

What is the role of the professional critic?

800

This character archetype issues the call to adventure

Who is the Herald?

800

Gilgamesh

What is an example of an early epic poem?

800

Art that takes from reality only what the artist wants or that renders a visual depiction of concepts in the artist’s mind; the result is a work of art that in no way resembles the familiar world

What is abstract art?

800

A cultural movement where all things British (fashion, food, music, etc.) became popular in America

What is the British Invasion?

900

Hippocrates

What was the great mind of Greece that is known as the father of modern medicine?

900

Arrive at an informed opinion with evidence to support it

What is the sixth and final step of the critical process?

900

Carl Jung

Who created the term "archetype"?

900

A classification of novels where the works defy narrative convention

What are postmodern novels?

900

An artistic style of the mid-twentieth-century art derived from popular culture and influenced by comic books, movies, tv commercials, and billboard advertising

What is pop art?

900

America's first great opera

What is Porgy and Bess?