Word and Image Quotes Study Guide

The poems in Songs of Innocence and Experience are intentionally paired up to show the contrast between the works.

Who said, "Man’s mind, full as it is of pride and boldness, dares to imagine a god according to its own capacity"?

Where is "through ignorance or prejudice strive to maintain that American scenery possesses little that is interesting"?

An image retains its authenticity through reproduction.

For Kelly, building visual literacy is just as important as building written literacy.

Who said, "To these evils a new wickedness joins itself...Therefore the mind begets an idol; the hand gives it birth."?

"The rest of us are voyeurs, whether or not we mean to be." is from what text?

Where is "the personal and social consequences of any medium, any extension of ourselves, result from the new scale"?

According to Susan Sontag, who should be allowed to view images of suffering?

Who said "public art controversy abounds, it is genuinely healthy: It shows the continued vitality of civic engagement"?

Berger believes that images retain an inherent value even through reproduction.

What spcific Biblical image has a special place in Luther's heart?

Which of the following is not an attribute that Burke identifies as a halmark of the sublime?

"And because I am happy and dance and sing, They think they have done me no injury" is from what text?

"Men act and women appear. Men look at women. Women watch themselves being looked at." is from what text?

Duncan believes that all aspects of a public art museum are performative.

Baudrillard believes that political scandal is another example of simulated reality.

Where is, "Travel, then, is a voyage into that famously subjective zone, the imagination" from?

What event happened just after Fr. Rodrigues apostacized?

Plato belives that artistic work appeals to which part of the self?

Where is, "One is also expected to behave with a certain decorum…ritual also involves an element of performance" from?

"the America surrounding it are no longer real, but of the order of the hyperreal and of simulation" is from what text?

What were the names of the Martyrs that Fr. Rodrigues laments on page 91?

Iyer would argue that the value of travel is innate, but what we get out of it is subjective.

"...we should probably take the utmost care to ensure that the first stories they hear about virtue" is from what text?

Plato advocates for the free exchange of information between different class groups.

Who said, "in the form of lost immediacy, presence, or truth, in the form of a gap between intention and realization"?

Who wrote, "If the image is no longer unique and exclusive, the art object, the thing, must be made mysteriously so."?

John Calvin agrees with Martin Luthers stance on iconoclasm.

Who wrote, "This remembering through photographs eclipses other forms of understanding, and remembering."?

Who said "For whether I will or not when I hear of Christ, an image of a man hanging on a cross takes form in my heart"?

What types of debates does Erika Doss NOT mention in her text?

Who said "The passion caused by the great and sublime in nature, when those causes operate powerfully, is astonishment"?

"representation is always of something or someone, by something or someone, to someone." was written by whom?

What comparison does John of Damascus make to defend the use of Icons?

Disneyland (and the surrounding area) area part of real America, according to Baudrillard.

Where is, "From childhood the face of Christ for him had been the fulfillment of his every dream and ideal." written?

"But what a martyrdom! I had long read about martyrdom in the lives of the saints..." is from what text?

What shape does Mitchell's diagram of representation resemble?

Where is, "to photograph is to frame, and to frame is to exclude…it is possible for a photograph to misrepresent." from?

The problem, for Sontag, is that people remember through photographs.

Who said "We are now in the middle of a second Gutenberg shift; book fluency to screen fluency, literacy to visuality."?

"I do not venerate matter, I venerate the fashioner of matter, who became matter for my sake..." is from what text?

Who wrote, "which is immoral and unscrupulous, can only function behind a moral superstructure"?

Susan Sontag thinks that paintings and photos share the same problem of framing.

"all pleasures, and pains that we say accompany our actions, poetic imitation has the same effect on us" is from what?