Who/What was Erasmus?

Reform- Christian reformer, faith alone saves, scriptures are all you need, Reform- Christian; personal piety/scripture study grace/will work together

Who were Watteau, Fragonard dont need

Created the genre Fête galante; fête champêtre

Renaissance- Great chain of being and neoplatonism (christian/plato merge)

Merged Cartesian deductive mathematics with Baconian inductive/empiricism

Kant Subjectivity - Noumenal

things as they are in themselves, independent of sensory experiences

Who/What was Madame de Pompadour

Rococo figure, big advocate for salon culture

rejection or destruction of religious images or icons

Who/What was Martin Luther?

Opposed works, denied free will; focused on Gods sovereignty, acts of grace

Who/What was Pythagoras?

Renaissance- Harmony of the spheres

Who was King Louis XIV

Lead court baroque, at his passing Rococo grew due to aristocrats in charge

creates the illusion of three-dimensional architecture on flat surfaces

Who/What was Pico della Mirandola

Renaissance- Humans contain “all” the links and choose their own nature

What describes Christopher Marlowe, Faustus?

tragedy, Themes of Predestination vs free will; Pursuit of knowledge/limits, Calvinist philosophy, associatiated w/ Catholicism, Popularized blank verse

A fiery preacher/reformer who stood for moral and religious renewal

Kant Subjectivity - Phenomenal

world as we experience it through our senses

When was neoclassical art?

Had roots in 1620s, peaked in 1760s-1790s

Who were the 3 main figures of the scientific revolution

Francis Bacon, René Descartes, Pascal

Who/What was John Calvin

God as unknowable; man as utterly depraved; Nature reveals God’s glory

Renaissance- Realm of Forms on the outer sphere, the Great Chain of being

Liberal arts, education focused on rhetoric, philosophy, history, grammar

Who/What was Ignatius of Loyola and St. Teresa of Avila Dont need

Taught spiritual exercises/Catholic counter-reformation spiritual renewal

reinterprets Plato, blends christianity with his philosopies

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1
Who was Burke, what was he about
subjectivity, Noumenal/Phenomenal
sublime/beautiful
a good time, that's what
Indulgences, works, grace
2
Who/What was Erasmus?
Reform- Christian reformer, taught that sins can be cleansed through money
Reform- Christian reformer, faith alone saves, scriptures are all you need
Reform- Christian reformer, erased the Bible to preach the Quran
Reform- Christian; personal piety/scripture study grace/will work together
3
Marquis de Condorcet talked about Liberty, equality, state of nature
True
False
4
Johnson: Subjectivity; phenomenal; noumenal dont need
True
False
5
Who were Watteau, Fragonard dont need
The first wine bibbers
Created the genre of art labeled "Truistic money"
They coined the term "throw the baby out with the bathwater"
Created the genre Fête galante; fête champêtre
6
Who/Was Alberti
Renaissance- Theories of literature
Renaissance- Theories of art
Renaissance- Theories of music
Renaissance- Theories of pasta
7
When was Romantic art?
1800-1850s
1700-1750s
1600-1650s
1750-1800s
8
When was Southern and Northern Baroque art? (BONUS: which was which)
1450-1550
1550-1650
A billion years ago
1650-1750
9
When was Rococo art, architecture present?
1550-1600
1750-1800
1700-1750
1600-1650
10
Who/What was Ficino?
Renaissance- Great chain of being and neoplatonism (christian/plato merge)
Counter-Reformation- Flute inventor
Renaissance- Harmony of the spheres
Renaissance- Theories of art
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Who/Was Isaac Newton
Believed in inductive reasoning and saw the world though a romantic lens
Merged Cartesian deductive mathematics with Baconian inductive/empiricism
A fun guy that if your in chemistry you have to deal with
First man to ever turn into a newt, don't worry, it got better
12
Kant Subjectivity - Noumenal
things that are as they are
things as they are in spirit, not the actual physical form
things as they are in themselves, independent of sensory experiences
things as they seem to be in our senses and sensory experiences
13
Who/What was Madame de Pompadour
Rococo figure, tiny advocate for salon culture
Rococo figure, literally big
Rococo figure, didn't advocate for salon culture
Rococo figure, big advocate for salon culture
14
What is Iconoclasm
rejection or destruction of religious images or icons
the holding onto religous ideas that existed in the past
the worshipping of idols during times of high religous zeal
the power of the pope in leading the church
15
Who/What was Martin Luther?
I have a dream...... (that guys dad)
Loved works, believed in free will: the pope's sovereignty, acts of works
Calvinist reformer, focused on growing the catholic church with 99 thesis
Opposed works, denied free will; focused on Gods sovereignty, acts of grace
16
Who/What was Pythagoras?
Counter-Reformation- Harmony of the spheres
Renaissance- Great chain of being
Renaissance- Harmony of the spheres
Counter-Reformation- Great chain of being
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Who was King Louis XIV
Lead court baroque, at his passing Rococo grew due to aristocrats in charge
The smartest man alive
Leader of the Brits after the reign of King Arthur
Was a pompous King who ushered in the world's largest dearth of corn
18
Jonathan Swift: Satire, racism/class inequalities
False
True
19
Quadratura is
creates the mystery of illusion
creates the illusion of three-dimensional architecture on flat surfaces
creates the illusion of mirrors in the respective paintings
creates the illusion of perspective on peoples faces
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Who/What was Pico della Mirandola
Renaissance- A topping that goes well with guacamole
Renaissance- Great chain of being: hierarchical ordering of all creation
Renaissance- Christian humanist reformer personal piety and scripture study
Renaissance- Humans contain “all” the links and choose their own nature
21
What describes Christopher Marlowe, Faustus?
tragedy, Themes of Predestination vs free will; Pursuit of knowledge/limits
A comedy, themes that allude to becoming God and growing your understanding
A novella, satire that teaches the importance of gaining knowledge/power
Calvinist philosophy, associatiated w/ Catholicism, Popularized blank verse
22
Who was Savonarola
A reformer who strove to end poverty by increasing potato farms worldwide
A reformer who advocated for free will and against predestination
A fiery preacher/reformer who stood for moral and religious renewal
A fiery preacher/artist who supported religious art to educate illiterates
23
Alexander Pope talked about Chain of being; man’s paradoxical nature
True
False
24
Kant Subjectivity - Phenomenal
world as we experience it through the spirit
world as we experience it through our senses
world as we experience it through skydiving
world as we experience it through our emotions
25
When was neoclassical art?
Had roots in 1620s, peaked in 1760s-1790s
Had roots in 1480s, peaked in 1660's-1690s
Had roots in the ground, peaked in the mountains
Had roots in 1540's peaked in 1620s-1650s
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Who were the 3 main figures of the scientific revolution
Isaac Newton, John Locke, Marquis de Condorcet
Francis Bacon, René Descartes, Pascal
Einstein, Oppenheimer, Edison
Mr. Clean, Spider-man, Johnny Lingo
27
Who/What was John Calvin
Scriptures and works are the ultimate combo
Helped write the Declaration of Independence
God is knowable/man is born good and innocent, we learn about God by nature
God as unknowable; man as utterly depraved; Nature reveals God’s glory
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Alexander Pope: Chain of being; man’s paradoxical nature
False
True
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Who/What was Plato
Renaissance- A doughy putty with a werid smell, fun to play with not to eat
Renaissance- Discovered the limits of spatial understanding
Renaissance- Realm of Forms on the outer sphere, the Great Chain of being
Renaissance- Harmony of the spheres
30
What is Humanism?
The use of art to teach and enlighten society
The focus on progressing human development
Liberal arts, education focused on rhetoric, philosophy, history, grammar
The belief that Humans are superior on the great chain of being
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Who/What was Ignatius of Loyola and St. Teresa of Avila Dont need
Missionaries who went preaching Calvinism in South America
Taught spiritual exercises/Catholic counter-reformation spiritual renewal
Crucified Saints that were persecuted for their beliefs in human nature
Taught that you can become an angel through good works and meditation
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When was the period of Renaissance art, architecture?
1350-1550
400-1200
1150-1350
1550-1750
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What is Neoplatoism
reinterprets Plato, emphasizes existence of a single, transcendent source
Neon playdoh that came up in the 80's
reinterprets Plato, blends christianity with his philosopies
reinterprets Plato, emphasis on many paths to enlightenment
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Harmony of the spheres is where musical scales are assigned to each planet
False
True

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