Essential Humanities

Author(s): Kristina Jantz

Edition: 3

Copyright: 2024

Pages: 431

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Why is there a need to rediscover the essentials of human creativity? For one candid reason, we humans are unlike other species. We find pleasure in artistic expressions, historical experiences, literary and philosophical musings, and religious communities. Each of these human endeavors has impacted the shape of not only the individual psyche but of entire nations spanning back millennia since the emergence of the Homo sapiens species. Over these millennia, humanity cultivated and interlaced countless beliefs into its very essence to yield our contemporary society. Every form of expression from painting to the theater, music to literature, and dance to technology is a surviving imprint exposing humanity’s continual struggle to remain individual while trying to unify. Studying the humanities helps us appreciate differences, move outside our insular world, and gather a broader perspective on how to carry on with our coalescence.

Chapter 1 Prehistory: Cultural Roots from the Stone Age and Monomyth
Chapter 2 Mesopotamia: The Rise of Civilization
Chapter 3 Ancient Egypt: Creating Social Stability
Chapter 4 Ancient Greece: Establishing a Democracy
Chapter 5 Ancient Rome: From a Republic to an Empire
Chapter 6 Judaism, Christianity, and Islam: Monotheistic Developments
Chapter 7 Middle Ages: Fiefdom to Florence
Chapter 8 Cross-Cultural Encounters: Indigenous People
Chapter 9 Renaissance: Florence and World Exploration
Chapter 10 Reformation and Baroque: An Examination of Christian Faith
Chapter 11 Enlightenment: The Age of Reason
Chapter 12 Subjectivity: Perceptions and Reality
Chapter 13 Modernity: Glimpses of Reality
Chapter 14 Modernism: An Age of Transfixing Occurrences
Chapter 15 Post-Modernism: Ramifications of World Wars
Chapter 16 Globalism: Redefining Social Norms

Kristina Jantz

Why is there a need to rediscover the essentials of human creativity? For one candid reason, we humans are unlike other species. We find pleasure in artistic expressions, historical experiences, literary and philosophical musings, and religious communities. Each of these human endeavors has impacted the shape of not only the individual psyche but of entire nations spanning back millennia since the emergence of the Homo sapiens species. Over these millennia, humanity cultivated and interlaced countless beliefs into its very essence to yield our contemporary society. Every form of expression from painting to the theater, music to literature, and dance to technology is a surviving imprint exposing humanity’s continual struggle to remain individual while trying to unify. Studying the humanities helps us appreciate differences, move outside our insular world, and gather a broader perspective on how to carry on with our coalescence.

Chapter 1 Prehistory: Cultural Roots from the Stone Age and Monomyth
Chapter 2 Mesopotamia: The Rise of Civilization
Chapter 3 Ancient Egypt: Creating Social Stability
Chapter 4 Ancient Greece: Establishing a Democracy
Chapter 5 Ancient Rome: From a Republic to an Empire
Chapter 6 Judaism, Christianity, and Islam: Monotheistic Developments
Chapter 7 Middle Ages: Fiefdom to Florence
Chapter 8 Cross-Cultural Encounters: Indigenous People
Chapter 9 Renaissance: Florence and World Exploration
Chapter 10 Reformation and Baroque: An Examination of Christian Faith
Chapter 11 Enlightenment: The Age of Reason
Chapter 12 Subjectivity: Perceptions and Reality
Chapter 13 Modernity: Glimpses of Reality
Chapter 14 Modernism: An Age of Transfixing Occurrences
Chapter 15 Post-Modernism: Ramifications of World Wars
Chapter 16 Globalism: Redefining Social Norms

Kristina Jantz