1. intro to humanities pt1

8/16/2019 1. Intro to Humanities Pt1

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INTRODUCTION

TO HUMANITIES


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“AbnormalCircumstances”“extra-ordinary

circumstances”


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Bakit walang

magagaling naPilipino na kasinggaling ni JoseRizal?


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Mundo ni PEPE at mundonang mga

paBEBEHe was 29 when hepublished books.

Andres Bonifacio

was 28 when he

founded theKatipunan

!milio "acinto was only2# when made theKatipunan secretary-

$eneral and one ofBonifacio%s ri$ht-handmenA$uinaldo was 29 whenhe declared &hilippine

independence from'panish rule on "une


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“When ecommunicate! e

re"eal oursel"es” *Msgr. Paul Tighe, Secretary,Pontifcal Council or Social

Communication


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“'inful 'tructures”

“AB'+,A+

!./0”

“.alues hasbeen

distorted”


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#$MA%&'&E(


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INTRODUCTION

0t1 HUMANUS) meanshumancultured and rened


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3hat is #$MA%&'&E(?


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• /t is a set of disciplinethat includes

$rammar) philosophy)

literature) history andmusic

• 4an is the centreH54A6/+/!'

• /t records or interpretsman%s thin7in$)feelin$) re$rets)aspirations) failuresand what he is

supposed to do and


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'ince man is the centre) humanitiesproides him solace from the borin$world or eeryday) the priile$e thatother subects cannot $ie /n the

world of the academe all otherssubects centre on the fullment ofman%s practicalities such as food)shelter and others Humanities are

not concerned on these thin$s Artthat is the by-product of humanities isloo7in$ at thin$s beyond matters /narts) man has found a simple relieffrom discomfort brou$ht by the worldof so much unfairness


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3hy 'tudy Humanities:• +o e;uip students with culture that isnecessary to complete his bein$ is thebasic reason

• /t frees man from stic7in$ into themadness of the world

• '+ +H


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&mportance o)(tud*ing

#umanitie

• &t also helpsman toac+uire the"alue and

isdom thatare essential)or humansur"i"al andprogress, Man

is able tounderstandand appreciatethose

measures o)

human


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Importance ofHmanities'he importance o) thehuman being and his)eelings and ho he

e0presses those )eelings

ha"e ala*s been theconcern o) humanities,

#$MA%&'&E( &( '#E1E2('3%E

'he* ha"e realized that


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• &t helpsman tode"elopcritical

thin4ing!hich isimportantin hise"er*da*li)e b*e0posinghim to"aried

concepts!


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• Critical thin4ing enables man to )orm

sound /udgment and ma4e isedecisions, &n li4e manner! critical s4illshelp man to organize his thoughts!ideas! and communicate them dearl*and e-ecti"el*, Man learns to reasonand anal*ze! to +uestion and to argue!


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• &t can help promote man5sintellectual! social! moral! andaesthetic de"elopment,


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• &t helps man to e0amine the orldisel*,


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•

&t broadens man5s horizon andencourage his sel)6 aareness b*encouraging an appreciation o) the"ariet* and comple0it* o) man5s

e0perience,


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&n theWest• 'he stud* o)

humanities can betraced to ancient

7reece! as the basiso) broad education )orcitizens,

• 8uring Roman times! the

concept o) 9 liberal artse"ol"ed: grammar!rhetoric! and logic;tri!im

and music ;"a#ri!im


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Renaissance

Period• #umanities began to be regarded to bestudied rather than practice,;humanities become an integral part o)the curriculum

shi)t aa* )rom the traditional .eldsin to the areas such as literature andhistor*,


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#umanities in the8igital Age• =anguage and literature areconsidered to be the central

topics in humanities! so theimpact o) electroniccommunication is o) great concernto those in the .eld,

• 'he immediac* o) moderntechnolog* and internet speeds

up communication! but ma* be“ ”


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• 'he librar* is alsochanging rapidl* asboo4shel"es are

replaced b* computerterminals,

• 8espite the )act thathumanities ill ha"e toadapt rapidl* to thesechanges! it is doubt)ulthat the traditional

)orms o) arts ill be


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• Broadl*! humanitiesusuall* includeliterature! languages!

histor*! philosoph*!art! music! andtheolog*,

• &t is based on the

philosophical "ie o)humanism thatstresses the dictum o)protagoras! that “man

is the measurement o)


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•

&t implies that the humanitiescourse here appreciation o) thearts can be strengthenedbecause the artists con"e* theirthoughts! belie)s! "alues! and)eelings through the "isual arts!literac* arts! dance and music,


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#umanities as E0pression• 'he ord humanities contains the

ord human, 'hus! e could

de.ne humanities as the stud* o)ho humans ha"e e0pressedthemsel"es through the artsthroughout histor*


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E0pressingonesel)through

the arts isone o) theearliestand most

basichumanacti"ities,&t is on"er*important


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AR'

&t constitutes one o)the oldest

most important meanso) e0prede"eloped b*man,


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AR'

&t appeals to our minds!arouses one5semotions! 4indles our

imaginationenchants our senses,


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“Art! music!and literaturecan ele"ate

man5s )eelingand action topositi"e )orces

in the orld

increasingaareness o)its )ailure, 'hearts pro"ide

en/o*ment and


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AE('#E'&C(

Refers to t$e formsan#

ps%c$ological


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W#A' 83E( AR'( #A>E &%

C3MM3%

'MOTION


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What is Art?• Art deri"ed )rom the =atin ord “ars”

meaning abilit* or s4ill,

• &t co"ers those areas o) artisticcreati"it* that see4 to communicatebeaut* primaril* through the senses,

• &t re)ers to an* ob/ect! thing orprocedure! hich e0presses )eelingsand sentiments! ideas! imagination!

an*thing! hich shos s4ills in using


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• &n more specialized sense! artapplies to such acti"ities thate0press aesthetic ideas b* the useo) s4ill and imagination in thecreation o) ob/ects! en"ironmentand e0periences! hich can beshared ith others,

• AR'W3R1 is something producedith the intention o) gi"ing it!the capacit* to satis)* the


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An

AR'&('An Artist is a person hoe0hibits e0ceptional s4ills indesign! draing! painting!

and the li4e ho or4s in oneo) the per)orming arts! li4e anactor or musician,

3ne ho learns to pro/ect hiscreati"e impulse through thes*mbols o) his art a picture!

poem! or a piece o) musicaccording to his present

inspiration and his training,


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+he Branches of Humanities

@&%E AR'(PER@3RM&%7 AR'(

PRAC'&CA= AR'(


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>/6! A,+'

PA&%'&%71 +his is a 7ind of art) whichmain process is applyin$ colour orpi$ment to a surface +here are

di?erent mediums and arious typesof paintin$

=&'ERA'$RE1 +his is a 7ind of art

which main medium are the writtenwords +here are two mainclassications prose and poetry


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&,A+/A0 A,+'

'50&+5,!1 ,efers to the brea7in$)and or piecin$ to$ether a hard stoneor other shapeable materials to

represent somethin$ ima$ined or realA,H/+!+5,!1 +his is an art ofdesi$nin$ and constructin$ a buildin$or other type of structure 4aterial

include concrete) bric7) wood) steel$lass and plaster

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