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This document provides instructions for a 3-4 page paper comparing two ancient sculptures - the Laussel relief from 25,000 BCE and the Horned God sculpture from 1200 BCE. Students are asked to analyze how the sculptures are similar or different in function, formulate a thesis on cultural changes exemplified between the two pieces in Mediterranean cultures, and support their points by comparing to other images while connecting the sculptures to religion in the region. The paper should follow the guidelines in the additional Paper assignment pdf and resources provided.
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Learning Activity 3 Instructions
Background to the assignment:
In Chapter 17 you read about the development of the university and its various intellectual expressions of entertainment, such as in literature and several styles of visual and performing arts. These forms of expression included the literary, visual and performative representation of values and ideas of the culture in Europe at the time. The university provided Western Culture with newly expanded views of Science and Liberal Arts, including philosophy and theology. These developments had an influence on the direction that the culture was headed.
Literary
- could be spoken or written account of connected events; story.
Visual
- (paintings, sculptures, textiles, architecture)
Performing Arts
- (dance, film, music, theatre, performance art).
Description of the assignment:
In America and Western Culture today, how do the areas of education (university) and our forms of arts and entertainment (literary, visual, performing arts) affect the development of values and ideas of Western Culture. Please give examples and specific areas as well as how they affect Western Culture.
Your discourse must indicate that you have an understanding of this influence. If you include sources, you must cite your sources in current APA format. This assignment must be 250–300 words and must include the word count in parentheses. Submit a draft of your Learning Activity to SafeAssign for feedback a few days before the assignment is due.
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