Introduction to Humanities

Author(s): Craig Kallendorf

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2022

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The emphasis in Introduction to Humanities is on the “big picture,” so that you will be able to follow the larger flow of cultural history and understand the place of individual works of art and literature in it. When appropriate, this is accompanied by close readings of key passages and detailed analyses of works of art, so that you can see how to appreciate this material. When you are finished, you will be familiar with many of the works that educated people have known and discussed for centuries. But you should also be able to see why these works have endured, as art and literature that encourages you to look within yourself and live your best life.

Introduction

Part I Premodern

Chapter 1 Homeric Greece

Section A Iliad

Section B Odyssey

Chapter 2 Fifth Century Greece

Section A Early Classical

Section B High Classical  

Section C Late Classical

Chapter 3 Hellenistic Culture

Chapter 4 Rome

Section A Virgil’s Aeneid I

Section B Virgil’s Aeneid II

Chapter 5 Middle Ages

Section A From Late Antiquity to Romanesque

Section B Gothic

Chapter 6 Africa, Asia, and the Americas I

Part II Early Modern to Postmodern

Chapter 7 Renaissance

Section A Petrarch, Boccaccio, and the Rise of Realism

Section B Rhetoric and the Organization of Cultural Space

Chapter 8 Mannerism and Baroque

Section A Mannerism

Section B Baroque

Chapter 9 Neoclassicism

Chapter 10 Romanticism

Chapter 11 Roads to Modernity

Chapter 12 Modernism to Postmodernism

Chapter 13 Africa, Asia, and the Americas II

Conclusion

Appendix: Chapter Outlines

Craig Kallendorf

The emphasis in Introduction to Humanities is on the “big picture,” so that you will be able to follow the larger flow of cultural history and understand the place of individual works of art and literature in it. When appropriate, this is accompanied by close readings of key passages and detailed analyses of works of art, so that you can see how to appreciate this material. When you are finished, you will be familiar with many of the works that educated people have known and discussed for centuries. But you should also be able to see why these works have endured, as art and literature that encourages you to look within yourself and live your best life.

Introduction

Part I Premodern

Chapter 1 Homeric Greece

Section A Iliad

Section B Odyssey

Chapter 2 Fifth Century Greece

Section A Early Classical

Section B High Classical  

Section C Late Classical

Chapter 3 Hellenistic Culture

Chapter 4 Rome

Section A Virgil’s Aeneid I

Section B Virgil’s Aeneid II

Chapter 5 Middle Ages

Section A From Late Antiquity to Romanesque

Section B Gothic

Chapter 6 Africa, Asia, and the Americas I

Part II Early Modern to Postmodern

Chapter 7 Renaissance

Section A Petrarch, Boccaccio, and the Rise of Realism

Section B Rhetoric and the Organization of Cultural Space

Chapter 8 Mannerism and Baroque

Section A Mannerism

Section B Baroque

Chapter 9 Neoclassicism

Chapter 10 Romanticism

Chapter 11 Roads to Modernity

Chapter 12 Modernism to Postmodernism

Chapter 13 Africa, Asia, and the Americas II

Conclusion

Appendix: Chapter Outlines

Craig Kallendorf