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Adventures in the Human Spirit, 7th Edition. Philip E. Bishop, Valencia Community College. Description A historical survey of the western humanities in a single-volume text. A better teaching and learning experience This program will provide a better teaching and learning experience—for you and your students.
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Prelude to the Renaissance. The Renaissance in Italy. The Arts in Renaissance Florence. Early Renaissance Genius. The High Renaissance in Rome. The Reformation. The Rise of Northern Europe.
Art and Humanism in Northern Europe. The Elizabethan Age. The Late Renaissance in Italy. The Baroque in Spain. The Baroque in Italy. The Baroque in France. The Protestant Baroque. The New Science. The English Compromise.
The Enlightenment. The Rococo Style. The Middle-Class Response. The Neoclassical Style. The Age of Satire. Revolutions and Rights. The Romantic Hero. Elements of Romanticism.
Romantic Demons. Materialism and Progress. Realism and the Modern World. Music and Modernity. Last Romantics and Early Moderns.
The Dark Side of Progress. A Turbulent Century. Modernism in Art. The Modern Mind. Modernist Music and Architecture. Art and Politics. In the American Grain. Horror and Absurdity in the New Age.
Art in the Post-War Era. The Trials of Modern Architecture. Its special boxed features provide a set of lenses for students to view the history of culture. Key Concepts define and illustrate essential ideas in historical context, usually with a link to contemporary problems. Global Perspectives point to crucial moments in global civilization that invite comparison with Western cultures. Windows on Daily Life use original documents to portray in vivid detail the lives of ordinary people.
New to the fourth edition. Each chapter now highlights provocative quotations from thinkers and artists of the age. In response to reviewers' and students' suggestions, I have added new or substantially revised text on such topics as: religion and philosophy in Greece; Greek music and dance; Hellenistic philosophy; the Northern humanist philosophers; dance in the baroque and romantic eras; Adam Smith and Kant's ethical thought; Joshua Reynolds and British neoclassicism; the Industrial Revolution; the Victorians and utilitarianism; Klimt and the Vienna Secession; Einstein's new physics; terror and civilization in the new century.
Chapter 5 is renamed the Spirit of Monotheism. Several chapters are reorganized for clarity and historical coherence in this edition. Chapter 9, Reformation and Late Renaissance, now begins with the religious reforms that overshadowed the sixteenth century.
Chapter 13, The Industrial Age, now begins with the Victorians and their utilitarian materialism. Chapter 15, The Contemporary Spirit, ends with a consideration of art as a force for renewal in the face of war and terrorism. Adventures is accompanied by a supplements package for both students and instructors, and three very exciting new items for students are now available with the fourth edition. For Students. The new Companion Website at www. A new Music CD is included for free with each copy of the book.
Selections represent a broad variety of time periods and styles, and include such composers as Bach, Berlioz, and Bernstein see table of contents on inside back page. A new supplement, Humanities Notes, also free, is designed to help students organize their course notes around key illustrations, quotations, and short extracts from each chapter.
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