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- Postmodernism in the Church
- 1. The end of Christendom. 2. New apostolic networks. 3. From membership to disciplineship.
- Postmodernism Characteristics
- 1. that knowledge is objective 2. that knowledge is certain. 3. inclusive explanatory systems. 4. the knowledge is intrinsically good. 5. human perfectability. 6. indiviual knowledge. 7, that the scientific method is only to acquire genunie knowledge.
- Watteau
- "Embakation of Cythera"
- Bernini
- Sculptor, "Ecstasy of St. Teresa"
- Classical Genre
- 1. Opera. 2. Sonata. 3. String Quartet. 4. Symphony- most important. *Sonata form: 1. expostion. 2. Development. 3.Recapitulation.
- Rococo Art
- decrotative
- Know Art Order
- 1. Baroque. 2. Rococo. 3. Neoclassicism.
- Wells
- Postoppourtunity for Christians
- Classical Style
- balance proportion clarity, homophonic, very simple.
- Vivaldi
- concerto
- Polyphonic
- Basso Continuo
- Pluralism
- belief that all beliefs are true
- Classicism
- clearness, elegance, symmetry *concerned about musical form.
- Freud's Theory of Human Personality
- 1. Materialism. 2. Determinism. 3. Unconscious mantal states. 4. Instincts/ Drives 5. Developmental account.
- Beethoven
- much longer pieces, deaf at 30. Final Symphony and most famous- 9th Symphony.
- David Hume
- National History of Religion, Dialogs concerning Natural Religion.
- Oden
- matter is all that exists
- Kierkeguard
- Exotenalism, "Leap of Faith"
- Beauty (Degredation) 2. The Psychological Theory
- Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
- Albert Einstein
- Quantim Mechanics
- Barque Styles and elements
- major/minor and beats/meters
- The Industrial Revolution
- Romanticism, Strong Emotion, Imagination, Freedom from classical forms, Rebellion against social conventions.
- Stuart
- Washington portrait, (one dollar bill portrait)
- Rousseau
- The Social Contract, "man is born free, but everyone is chains." Reign of Terror, "to exist is to feel."
- Baroque
- Observed.
- Neoclassicism
- teach value
- Haydn
- director at Esterhazy Palace
- Thomas Hobbs
- 1. fear of death. 2. desire for power.
- Johannes Brahms
- Revived absolute music, no story.
- Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky
- Symphonies- Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, Romeo and Juliet
- Tolerance
- one belief true leaving all others false (but tolerates others)
- Relativism
- Goodness, God is good. No standards.
- Baroque (Vocal)
- 1. Opera- works. 2. Cantata- to sing. 3. Oratorio- larger cantata. 4. Chorale- hymn today.
- Freud
- Psychoanalysis
- Mozart
- musical prodegy- Composed at 5. Symphonies at 9. Operas at 12.
- Fredrick Chopin
- "the poet of the keyboard", homophonic
- Karl Marx
- Communism, Human Perfectability
- Hegel
- Thesis, Antithesis, Synthesis.
- Gainsborough
- Portraits and Landscapes
- Rembrandt
- Portraits
- French Revolution
- 1. Clergy. 2. Nobality. 3. Everyone else.
- Francis Bacon
- Novum Organum (New Instrument), Doctrine of the Idols.
- Voltaire
- Philosophs
- Ekklesia
- Those who are called out.
- Beauty (Degredation) 3. The Relational Theory
- Beauty is inherent in the object and also, in the eye of the beholder.
- Derrida
- Deconstruction- no meaing in life. Impossible to convey meaning in text.
- Deconstruction Philosopher
- Michel Foucault
- John Locke
- Essay Concerning Human Understanding, Two Treaties of Civil Government, Tobula Roza.
- Premodernism
- universe is rational
- Baroque Genre (instrumental)
- 1. Concerto- most important. 2. Sonata- sound play. 3. Deace Suite-movements in same key. 4. Fugue- to flee (polyphonic-composition.)
- Rubens
- Roman Catholic
- Rene Descartes
- cogito ergo sum- "I think, therefore I am."
- Charles Darwin
- The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, "There is NO God." (Branching)
- Nietzsche
- "the will to power" and "God is dead"
- Modernism
- abandoned supernaturalism for naturalism
- Handel
- oratorio
- Caravaggio
- 1st Baroque painter, "Conversion of St. Paul"
- Issac Newton
- Principia Mathematica- "The greatest scienctific book ever written."
- Immanual Kant
- Critique of Pure Reason, Structure of Mind Shapes Reality, categorical imperiative.
- David
- "Death of Socrates"
- Autoselfpocracy/ Absolutism
- all power.
- Jefferson
- Arcitecture
- Schaeffer
- Human Need
- Beauty (Degredation) 1. The Formal Theory
- Beauty is inherent in the object.
- Postmodernism
- Architecture, cluster of beliefs/practices
- Galileo Galilel
- telescope, earth wasn't center of universe, Dialog.
- Bach
- wrote S.D.G. at the end of every musical piece. (to give God the glory alone)