Hellenistic Age
Hellenistic Age
- Differences between Hellenistic and classical art and the causes of those differences.
- Arts of classical age
- people trying to emulate the Gods
- severe, austere
- strive to look timeless and perfect
- contemplate Gods and timeless perfection and standards
- Arts of Hellenistic Age
- people satisfied with culture so no longer need to emulate the Gods
- strive for movement, humanity, sensuality and realism
- contemplate human emotion struggle, etc
- Arts of classical age
- Principal ideas of philosophical movements of the Hellenistic Age
- Cynics
- believe in being completely removed from society
- Own nothing, no involvement in politics.
- anarchists
- Cynics
- Epicuraens
- referred to satisfaction from having mind at rest.
- passive contemplators
- Stoicism
- eternal freedom comes from being in tune with cosmic order.
- “the end may be defined as life in accordance in nature, or in other words accordance with our own human nature as well as that of the universe. a life in which we refrain from every action forbidden by the law common to all things, that is to say the right reason which pervades all things.”
- Similarities and differences of various religions
- Earth Religion
- features young king who is both savior of nation and savior of people.
- features old woman. wife, sister or mother to young king. she is often virgin and a mother.
- Heavenly Bodies
- Earth Religion
Proof that I am the world’s largest geek. I take notes on The Western Tradition.
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