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    The ambition to maximize profit alters the physical landscape and creates capital. The creation of capital—money‚ goods‚ or services—generates cities‚ roads‚ canals‚ and buildings that interconnect people. The nature of capitalism distributes capital unequally. When one person gains value‚ another person must lose value. A natural hierarchy in society develops where the top tiers consists of those who have amassed capital‚ while those with little capital comprise the bottom tiers. The abstract concept

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    Discussion Question 6   How did the "Doctrine of Empiricism" change the way artists created art?  Give examples.   The term "empiricism" has a dual etymology‚ stemming both from the Greek word for "experience".(http://www.philosophybasics.com/branch_empiricism.html) The “Doctrine of Empiricism” changed the way artists created art. They went from an open-minded outlook on the way to express art to a more structured view. It vanished the idea of metaphysical‚ tradition‚ and myth and replaced it

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    Traditional Architecture vs Modern Architecture Architects should be designing structures by incorporating vernacular styles into new technologies. Let us briefly look into the meaning of Architecture- according to Vitruvius‚ a Roman Architect‚ Architecture is a multi disciplinary field‚ including within its fold Mathematics‚ Science‚ Art‚ Technology‚ Social Sciences‚ Politics‚ History‚ Philosophy and so on. Now that we know what Architecture is‚ what are its main purposes? It has two main purposes

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    PAPER ASSIGNMENT #3 HSCI 1714 SAKSHAM SHARMA The Vitruvian Man is a drawing by Leonardo da Vinci around 1490. It is accompanied by notes based on the work of the architect Vitruvius. This drawing shows a naked man‚ with his arms and legs extended‚ inside a square and inside a circle. It is meant to represent that a human body is a blueprint for universal design. The idea of using human body parts for measuring things and using this idea to build according to “a set of standard

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    As they became aware of the importance of public health and the detrimental effects of disease‚ they grew concerned with the water that they drank and bathed in. Vitruvius said‚ “We must take great care in searching for springs and‚ in selecting them‚ keeping in mind the health of the people” (Truman 1). This shows that the Romans highly valued clean water‚ which they received via aqueduct. The military immediately

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    and lived in Nuremberg during what we know recognize as its golden age. 2.Who and what was an influence on his artwork? In 1494‚ Durer traveled to Italy to study art‚ Durer was heavily influenced by the Italians‚ and one writer in particular: Vitruvius. Durer was most interested in their efforts to find the mathematical proportions for portraying the perfect figure. One artist Durer drew inspiration from in particular while he was studying in Italy‚ was Andrea Mantegna‚ an Italian painter fascinated

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    Leonardo’s last supper has deteration -True-Bramante plan for St. Peters cross was based on a circle and a square -Vasaris- wrote a collection of biographies of prominent renaissance. -Drawing a man inside a circle and a square derived from the writer-Vitruvius -Raphael’s fresco cycle for the Papal Palace refers to four domains of learning. ---Theology‚ philosophy‚ land and –the arts. -True- Michelangelo’s Pieta depicts Mary holding her dead son and also echoes the Madonna and child theme. Quiz 5

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    f ter------------------------------------------------- A Brief History of Trigonometry A painting of the famous greek geometrist‚ and "father of measurement"‚ Euclid. In the times of the greeks‚ trigonometry and geometry were important mathematical principles used in building‚ agriculture and education. The Babylonians could measure angles‚ and are believed to have invented the division of the cirle into 360º.[1] However‚ it was the Greeks who are seen as the original pioneers of trigonometry

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    The Renaissance From the fall of the Holy Roman Empire to there was a dark age in Europe where all technology and thinking stopped. Europe was a battleground for feudal lords and their knights trying to control the surrounding territories. The dark ages started to end when Pope Urban the 2nd called for the crusades of the holy lands and the city of Jerusalem. The renaissance began in Italy‚ and spreading to the rest of Europe by the 16th century‚ its influence was felt in literature‚ philosophy

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    Brunelleschi was intrigued by the Pantheon and studied its dome in detail. Hence‚ the knowledge acquired by this practice‚ contributed in the building process of Florence Cathedral and its famous dome. However they were lucky to have the transcripts of Vitruvius‚ an architect during the Ancient Roman period‚ available to them. His writings had somehow outlived the decline of Roman Empire‚ and were revived in the form of a book called De Architectura‚ that was accessible to the architects of the Renaissance

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