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    Humanism vs. Realism with Focus of Human Figure Artwork Middle Eastern‚ Egyptian and Greek Civilizations Throughout history the human figure has been demonstrated in Middle Eastern‚ Egyptian and Greek sculptures and paintings. Most of these artifacts tend to focus more on humanism than realism due to Rulers and Gods‚ geographical areas‚ resources and events thus‚ giving them the idea for the theme of the art they create. These are the reasons that might explain their commonalities or differences

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    Ancient Greek Contributions Many of the roots in the Western civilization can be traced back to ancient Greece. They created long lasting contributions in the making of the Western development with their literature‚ drama‚ mathematics‚ philosophy‚ politics‚ and science. The ancient Greek contributions started from 1900 B.C. to 300 B.C.‚ but still have an impact on Western society today. As the Greeks expanded‚ they spread their ideas to other countries‚ while also receiving ideas from them

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    woven scenes depicting the myth of the Olympians’ victory over the Giants with Zeus and Athena at the forefront. The peplos was absolutely magnificent and it took a team of young women 9 months to weave it. The peplos was ship-carted over to the Parthenon and presented to the statue of Athena. The peplos was a very important religious icon because it was made with the intention of pleasing Athena‚ this was obviously very important to the Athenians because they believed that if they failed to please

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    There is absolutely no doubt that society has changed drastically since the dawn of age. Whether it be how hunt for food‚ make weapons‚ or even construct the things around us‚ we are living in a very advanced society. While all these things may be true‚ we still borrow numerous ideas from these so called archaic societies. Statues used for decoration now were used for worship then yet still hold very similar structures. Long ago relief was one of not many techniques to create art and yet is still

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    Ancient Greece is well-known for its prehistoric country and wealthy background of many cultural beings. The classical period of times for Greece way back in 4000 BCE gives the results of the country’s uniqueness. Even though Greece is an ancient country‚ in todays literature‚ Ancient Greek stories capitalize more on the role of Greek women and how they lived everyday life. Women in ancient Greece were not treated equally to a certain degree. The Ancient Greeks were noticed for their beautiful

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    Greek innovations are some of the most influential; they were the first to figure out many very important things about philosophy‚ medicine‚ mathematics‚ and more. The most important innovation that the Greeks passed on was the concept of humanism. Humanism is a way of life centered on human interest or values. It is a concept that

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    in temple. Alters to individual gods were set up around the interior drum of the building. The Pantheon allowed the Roman citizens to come in to the building and worship. This was a change from the traditional Roman religious sites‚ such as the Parthenon‚ where the

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    Erica L. Allen 5/2/15 Professor Mabry Apol 104 Critical Thinking Assignment Secular Humanism regarding the question of origin‚ seems to lean toward the determination “that matter has always existed and given enough time and chance‚ the end result is what you see around you today.” (Weider‚ Gutierrez 64). There is a lack of evidence that God exists and man is viewed rather as a machine‚ having no control over their existence and once man’s life has come to an end‚ this machine ends (65). Humanists

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    artwork of many but especially in the works of Rachel‚ many of the Renaissance values were placed on full display in this flourishing time period. Several of those values duplicated in Raphael’s School of Athens include secularism‚ classicism‚ and humanism. Each value vary but all relate to the making of the Renaissance as it shifted from the Middle Ages. Secularism is the separation of religion aspect from daily life activities. In the School of Athens‚ secularism is quite prevalent and religion

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    literal terms means rebirth. This time period of rebirth included the philosophy of humanism. Humanism is an optimistic outlook emphasizing the goodness and success of humanity. Before the Renaissance‚ Christian Europeans often viewed humanity as sinful creatures who needed to be constantly mindful of their souls. During this new period of

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