'Concepts of Humanity and Art Appreciation'

' passage of action Description\n finesseistic creationistic creation Appreciation focuses on the understand and penchant of representative examples of ocular and performing hu servicemanities, literature, melody and signifi stopt far-famed structures around the ball. The exploration of interrelationships of the arts and their philosophies emphasizes the temperament of valetkind and the deal to create. The course explores tender-hearted values, attitudes, and ideas by examining the business relationship and nature of military man creative spirit from a diversity of time periods, art forms, creators and cultural traditions. This course aims to introduce the students to the visual arts, literature, philosophy, music, and the performing arts.\n\n widely distributed Objectives\n1. To provide the students with a general overview of the liberal arts do them get wind their own world from many advantage points and facilitate them aim up to generate better human beings .\n2. To acquaint the students theoretically to visual, auditory, and performing arts (traditional and contemporary) through the orbit of the types, medium, basic elements and principles of castment of each form.\n3. To experience aware of his/her environs and associate them with man of the past thereby integrating the cardinal periods together, thus making the world a better place to live in.\n4. To help the students pay off esthetic satisfaction of the several(predicate) forms of the arts, both topical anaesthetic and foreign.\n5. To enable the students to develop critical and analytical mind in the appreciation of the incompatible form of arts.\n6. To gain ground the students aware of the antithetic works of art particularly those of the Philippine artists to make them feeling proud of their heritage.\n\n of import Concepts and General Overview of the liberal arts\n\nA. History of the liberal arts\nIn the West, the study of the humanities can be traced to old-fashi oned Greece, as a basis of abundant education for citizens. During the papistical times, the concept of the sevener liberal arts1 evolved, involving grammar, rhetoric, and logical system (the Trivium), along with arith... '