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Comprehensive Art and
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Types & Society 2026 |
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Rationales & Exam Review



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, What is the Latin origin of the word 'humanities'? The Latin word 'HUMANUS', meaning human.




What philosophy is the study of humanities anchored on? Humanism, articulated by Protagoras: 'Man is the measure of all things.'




What was the purpose of humanism during the To create a body of knowledge aimed at making man a 'FULL MAN' through
Renaissance Period? literature, history, philosophy, and arts.



How did humanism begin? As a protest against Medieval Christian teachings.




What is art defined as? A product of creative human activity where materials are shaped or selected to
convey an idea, emotion, or visually interesting form.



What is the Latin word for art and what does it mean? The Latin word 'ars', meaning skill or ability.




How is art perceived according to the notes? Art is subjective, as people differ in their perception of an object or thing.




What influences the meaning of art throughout history? Multicultural settings and the emergence of new art movements challenge the
definition of what is considered art.



What does Plato say about art? Art is that which brings life in harmony with the world.




According to John Dewey, how is art characterized? Art is an attitude of spirit and a state of mind that demands satisfaction and
fulfillment.



What does Aristotle state about art? Art is the realization in external form of a true idea, traced back to the natural love of
imitation characteristic of humans.



What is the role of art appreciation? It involves not only emotional response but also intellectual movement.

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