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-انتخابی است: برخی از نشانه ها به دلیل جهانی بودن، برخی به دلیل زیبایی منحصر به فرد، و برخی به دلیل ارزش نمادین یا نمادین انتخاب شده اند. برخی از مکانهای دیدنی - مجسمه آزادی، مونالیزا، غزلهای شکسپیر - بیش از یکی از این معیارها را برآورده میکنند. ممکن است انتخاب نشانههای مشخص توسط نویسنده با سایر افراد متفاوت باشد و خوانندگان ممکن است بخواهند نشانههای مشخصه خود را اضافه کنند.
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Cover
Half Title Page
Title Page
Copyright
LETTER FROM THE AUTHOR
PREFACE
1 Origins: the first civilizations
PREHISTORY
Paleolithic Culture
Ideas and Issues Keeping Track of Time
Mesolithic and Neolithic Cultures
Making Connections Mother Earth
Stone Circles
Making Connections Stone Circles
THE BIRTH OF CIVILIZATION
From Counting to Writing
Making Connections The Invention of Writing
Metallurgy: The Bronze Age
MESOPOTAMIA
“Land Between the Rivers”
Myths, Gods, and Goddesses
Mesopotamia’s Ziggurats
Making Connections Temple Towers
Gilgamesh: The First Epic
Babylon: Hammurabi’s Law Code
Ideas and Issues From Hammurabi’s Code
Iron Technology
Landmarks of the Iron Age
The Persian Empire
AFRICA: ANCIENT EGYPT
The Gods of Ancient Egypt
Theocracy and the Cult of the Dead
Making Connections Pyramids Ancient and Modern
Akhenaten’s Reform
Egyptian Women
Egyptian Art
New Kingdom Temples
Literature and Music
AFRICA: WESTERN SUDAN
The Nok Terracottas
THE AMERICAS
BEYOND THE WEST: ANCIENT INDIA
Indus Valley Civilization
The Vedic Era
Ideas and Issues The “Out-of-India” Debate Hindu Pantheism
BEYOND THE WEST: ANCIENT CHINA
The Shang Dynasty
The Aristocracy of Merit
The Mandate of Heaven
Spirits, Gods, and the Natural Order
Daoism: The Philosophy of the Way
THE FIRST CIVILIZATIONS TIMELINE
2 Classicism: the greek legacy
ANCIENT GREEK CIVILIZATION
Aegean Civilizations
Mycenaean Civilization
The Heroic Age
The Greek Gods
Making Connections In the Beginning
Greek City-States and the Persian Wars
ATHENS AND THE GOLDEN AGE
The Athens of Pericles
Ideas and Issues Pericles: The Greatness of Athens
The Olympic Games
Greek Drama
Greek Poetry
GREEK PHILOSOPHY
Naturalist Philosophy: The Pre-Socratics
The Sophists
Socrates and the Quest for Virtue
BEYOND THE WEST: CHINESE PHILOSOPHY
Confucius
Ideas and Issues Confucius: The Analects
Plato and the Theory of Forms
The “Allegory of the Cave”
Ideas and Issues Plato’s Ideal State
Aristotle and the Life of Reason
Ideas and Issues The Syllogism
Aristotle and the State
Ideas and Issues Man Is a Political Animal
THE CLASSICAL STYLE
Key Features
Greek Painting
Greek Sculpture: The Archaic Period
Making Connections The Sculptured Male Form
Greek Sculpture: The Classical Period
Greek Architecture: The Parthenon
Making Connections Greek Classicism and Neoclassicism
The Sculpture of the Parthenon
Ideas and Issues The Battle over Antiquities
Greek Music and Dance
THE HELLENISTIC AGE
Hellenistic Schools of Thought
Hellenistic Art
ANCIENT GREECE TIMELINE
3 Empire: the power and glory of rome
THE ROMAN RISE TO EMPIRE
Rome’s Early History
The Roman Republic
The Collapse of the Republic
The Roman Empire: Pax Romana
Roman Law
ROMAN LITERATURE
Latin Prose Literature
Philosophic Thought
Ideas and Issues Stoic Detachment and Acceptance
Epic Poetry
Lyric Poetry
Ideas and Issues Horace: “Carpe Diem” (“Seize the Day”)
Satire
Roman Drama
ART AND EMPIRE
Roman Architecture
Making Connections Roman Classicism and Neoclassicism
Roman Sculpture
Roman Painting and Mosaics
Roman Music
The Fall of Rome
BEYOND THE WEST: CHINA’S RISE TO EMPIRE
The Qin Dynasty
The Han Dynasty
Visual Arts and Music
Han Literature
Ideas and Issues From Nineteen Old Poems of the Han
ANCIENT ROME TIMELINE
4 Revelation: the flowering of world religions
JUDAISM
The Hebrews
Ideas and Issues The Names of God
Making Connections Codes of Conduct
The Hebrew State
The Hebrew Bible
The Arts of the Hebrews
CHRISTIANITY
The Greco-Roman Background
Mystery Cults
Judea Before Jesus
The Coming of Jesus
Ideas and Issues Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount Paul: Co-Founder of Christianity
Making Connections The Good Shepherd
THE SPREAD OF CHRISTIANITY
The Christian Identity
Ideas and Issues The Noncanonical Gospels
Christian Monasticism
The Latin Church Fathers
Ideas and Issues Neoplatonism
Symbolism and Early Christian Art
Early Christian Architecture
Byzantine Art and Architecture
Ideas and Issues The Christian Calendar
The Byzantine Icon
Early Christian Music
ISLAM
The Coming of Muhammad
The Qur’an
Hadith
Ideas and Issues The Qur’an in Translation
THE EXPANSION OF ISLAM
Islam in Africa
Islam’s Golden Age
Early Islamic Art and Architecture
BEYOND THE WEST: BUDDHISM
Making Connections Jesus and the Buddha: Humility
The Spread of Buddhism
Early Buddhist Architecture
Early Islamic Music
WORLD RELIGIONS TIMELINE
5 Synthesis: the rise of the west
THE GERMANIC TRIBES
Germanic Culture
Germanic Literature
Germanic Art
Making Connections Interlace: Secular and Sacred
THE AGE OF CHARLEMAGNE
The Carolingian Renaissance
Making Connections The Monastic Complex: East and West
The Monastic Complex
The Medieval Book
Making Connections Holy Books and Manuscripts
BEYOND THE WEST: JAPAN
The Birth of the Novel
Ideas and Issues Handwriting as an Art
FEUDAL SOCIETY
Making Connections Feudalism East and West
The Feudal Contract
The Lives of Medieval Serfs
The Norman Conquest
The Norman Castle
The Bayeux Tapestry
The Crusades
FEUDAL-AGE LITERATURE
The Song of Roland
The Poetry of the Troubadours
The Medieval Romance and the Code of Courtly Love
EARLY MEDIEVAL MUSIC
Liturgical Drama
BEYOND THE WEST: CHINA
Tang and Song
Chinese Technology
Chinese Porcelain
Chinese Landscape Painting
EARLY MIDDLE AGES TIMELINE
6 Christendom: europe in the age of faith
THE MEDIEVAL CHURCH
Church and State
Ideas and Issues The Supremacy of the Church
Sin and Salvation
The Literature of Mysticism
Saint Francis: Medieval Humanist
Making Connections Mysticism: Christian and Muslim
MEDIEVAL TOWNS
Medieval Drama
Dante’s Divine Comedy
Ideas and Issues Dante: “The Ninth Circle of Hell”
The Medieval University
Medieval Scholasticism
Ideas and Issues Aquinas: Whether Woman Should Have Been Made in the First Production of Things
THE PILGRIMAGE CHURCH
Romanesque Architecture
Romanesque Sculpture
THE GOTHIC CATHEDRAL
The Gothic Style
Chartres Cathedral: Gothic Landmark
Medieval Painting: The Gothic Altarpiece
Making Connections Temple-Shrines: Christian and Hindu
MEDIEVAL MUSIC
Medieval Musical Notation
Medieval Polyphony
The “Dies Irae”
The Motet
BEYOND THE WEST: INDIA AND CHINA
Religious Icons
Instrumental Music
HIGH MIDDLE AGES TIMELINE
7 Rebirth: the age of the renaissance
TRANSITION: MEDIEVAL TO RENAISSANCE
The Black Death
The Rise of Constitutional Monarchy
The Hundred Years War
The Decline of the Church
THE ARTS IN TRANSITION
Boccaccio
Christine de Pisan
Chaucer
Making Connections The New Realism in Literature and Art
Giotto’s New Realism
The Ars Nova in Music
THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE
The Medici
RENAISSANCE HUMANISM
Petrarch: “Father of Humanism”
Ficino: The Platonic Academy
Pico della Mirandola: The Dignity of Man
Ideas and Issues Pico: Free Will and Human Perfectibility
Castiglione: The Well-Rounded Person
Female Humanists
The Printing Press
Ideas and Issues The Renaissance Gentleman/ The Renaissance Lady
Machiavelli and Power Politics
Ideas and Issues Whether It Is Better to Be Loved Than Feared
EARLY RENAISSANCE ART
Early Renaissance Architecture
Early Renaissance Painting
Early Renaissance Sculpture
HIGH RENAISSANCE ART
High Renaissance Architecture
Leonardo da Vinci
Ideas and Issues Restoration or Ruin?
Raphael
Michelangelo
The High Renaissance in Venice
BEYOND THE WEST: THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE
RENAISSANCE MUSIC
Josquin des Prez
The Madrigal
Instrumental Music
Renaissance Dance
RENAISSANCE TIMELINE
8 Reform: the northern renaissance and the reformation
RENAISSANCE AND REFORMATION
Christian Humanism
Luther and the Protestant Reformation
Ideas and Issues Luther’s Challenge to the Church
The Spread of Protestantism
Calvin and Calvinism
Ideas and Issues Calvin: Predestination
Anabaptism
The Anglican Church
Religious Persecution and Witch-Hunts
SIXTEENTH-CENTURY LITERATURE
Erasmus
More
Cervantes
Montaigne
Shakespeare
The Shakespearean Stage
Shakespeare’s Plays
BEYOND THE WEST: JAPANESE THEATER
NORTHERN ART
Jan van Eyck
Bosch
Grünewald
The Protestant Reformation and Printmaking
Making Connections Devotional Images: Pathos and Remorse
Dürer
Cranach and Holbein
Bruegel
Making Connections Humanism: East and West
NORTHERN MUSIC
Music and the Reformation
Elizabethan Music
NORTHERN RENAISSANCE TIMELINE
9 Encounter: contact and the clash of cultures
GLOBAL TRAVEL AND TRADE
European Expansion
AFRICA
Cultural Heritage
West African Kingdoms
African Literature
Making Connections Text and Image: The Oba of Benin
Ideas and Issues African Myths: Explaining Death
African Music and Dance
Making Connections Africa’s Legacy
African Sculpture
African Architecture
The Europeans in Africa
THE AMERICAS
Native American Cultures
The Arts of Native North America
Ideas and Issues Mohawk Myth: How Man Was Created
The Arts of Meso- and South America
Maya Civilization
Inca Civilization
Aztec Civilization
CROSS-CULTURAL ENCOUNTER
The Spanish in the Americas
The Columbian Exchange
Ideas and Issues The Clash of Cultures
AFRICA AND THE AMERICAS TIMELINE
10 Baroque: piety and extravagance
THE CATHOLIC REFORMATION
Loyola and the Jesuit Order
Ideas and Issues Loyola: The Church Militant
Mannerist Painting
Music and the Catholic Reformation
THE ITALIAN BAROQUE
Italian Baroque Architecture
Italian Baroque Sculpture
Making Connections Text and Image: Saint Teresa’s Vision
Italian Baroque Painting
Making Connections Text and Image: The Book of Judith
THE NORTHERN BAROQUE
The Rise of the English Commonwealth
The King James Bible
Donne
Ideas and Issues Donne: No Man Is an Island
Milton
The London of Christopher Wren
Seventeenth-Century Holland
Vermeer
Rembrandt
THE ARISTOCRATIC BAROQUE
Louis XIV and the Arts
Making Connections Absolutism and the Arts: East and West
Theater Arts
Academic Art
The Aristocratic Baroque Portrait
Velázquez and Rubens
Making Connections Aristocratic Art: East and West
BEYOND THE WEST: ARISTOCRATIC LANDMARKS
Japan
India
BAROQUE MUSIC
Gabrieli
The Birth of Opera
Monteverdi
Music at the Court of Louis XIV
Handel and the English Oratorio
Bach and Religious Music
Instrumental Music
Vivaldi
Bach and Instrumental Music
BAROQUE TIMELINE
11 Enlightenment: science and the new learning
THE SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION
Kepler
Galileo
Ideas and Issues Bacon: Science and Religion
Bacon and the Empirical Method
Descartes and the Birth of Modern Philosophy
Newton’s Synthesis
THE ENLIGHTENMENT
Locke: Enlightenment Herald
Montesquieu and Jefferson
Ideas and Issues Two Views of the Social Contract
The Philosophes
The Crusade for Progress
Enlightenment and the Rights of Women
Ideas and Issues Wollstonecraft: Make Women Free
Kant and Enlightenment Ethics
Rousseau: Enlightenment Rebel
Adam Smith: Economic Theory
Revolutions of the Late Eighteenth Century
LITERATURE AND THE ENLIGHTENMENT
Pope: Poet of the Age of Reason
Newspapers and Novels
Slave Narratives
Satire: Swift and Voltaire
Hogarth’s Visual Satires
THE VISUAL ARTS AND THE ENLIGHTENMENT
The Rococo Style
Rococo Painting
Making Connections Love and Lovers
Rococo Sculpture
Genre Painting
Neoclassicism
Neoclassical Architecture
Neoclassical Sculpture
Making Connections The Neoclassical Vogue
Neoclassical Painting
MUSIC AND THE ENLIGHTENMENT
Eighteenth-Century Classical Music
The Birth of the Symphony Orchestra
Haydn
Mozart
BEYOND THE WEST: JAPAN
The Way of Tea and Zen
ENLIGHTENMENT TIMELINE
12 Romanticism: nature, passion, and the sublime
HERALDS OF ROMANTICISM
Napoleon: Romantic Hero
Nineteenth-Century Theorists
Darwin’s On the Origin of Species
The Industrial Revolution
ROMANTIC LITERATURE
Wordsworth and the Poetry of Nature
Shelley and Keats
Ideas and Issues Shelley: “Ozymandias”
Byron: Romantic Hero
Blake: Romantic Mystic
Goethe’s Faust
The Female Voice
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
AMERICAN ROMANTICISM
Transcendentalism
Ideas and Issues Emerson: I Am Part of God
Ideas and Issues Thoreau: Nature as Teacher
Whitman’s Romantic Individualism
Abolitionist Literature
Ideas and Issues Douglass: Slave Morality
ROMANTICISM IN THE VISUAL ARTS
The Romantic Landscape
Making Connections Landscape: West and East
American Painting
The Popular Hero: Goya and Géricault
Revolutionary Heroism: Delacroix
Making Connections Lady Liberty
Romantic Sculpture
Romantic Architecture
ROMANTIC MUSIC AND DANCE
The Symphony: Beethoven
The Art Song: Schubert
Program Music: Berlioz
Piano Music: Chopin
The Romantic Ballet
Grand Opera: Verdi
BEYOND THE WEST: EXPLORING AFRICA
Music-Drama: Wagner
ROMANTICISM TIMELINE
13 Materialism: the industrial era and the urban scene
THE GLOBAL DOMINION OF THE WEST
Advancing Industrialism
Colonialism and the New Imperialism
Social and Economic Realities
Marx and Engels
Mill and Women’s Rights
Nietzsche’s New Morality
Ideas and Issues Progress: The False Idea
LITERARY REALISM
The Novels of Dickens and Twain
Russian Realism: Dostoevsky and Tolstoy
Ideas and Issues Dostoevsky: Lords of the Future
Flaubert and the Literary Heroine
Zola and the Naturalistic Novel
Realist Drama: Ibsen
LATE NINETEENTH-CENTURY ARCHITECTURE
Cast-Iron Structures
The Skyscraper
REALISM IN THE VISUAL ARTS
The Birth of Photography
Courbet and French Realist Painting
Millet: “Peasant Painter”
Daumier’s Social Realism
The Scandalous Realism of Manet
American Realists: Eakins and Homer
IMPRESSIONISM
Monet: Pioneer Impressionist
Renoir and Degas
Making Connections Photographs and Paintings
Cassatt: American Impressionist
Toulouse-Lautrec
Making Connections Japanese Prints and European Paintings
POSTIMPRESSIONISM
Art Nouveau
Van Gogh and Gauguin
BEYOND THE WEST: THE LURE OF THE EXOTIC: OCEANIA
Seurat
Cézanne
LATE NINETEENTH-CENTURY SCULPTURE
Making Connections Sculpture and Dance
LATE NINETEENTH-CENTURY MUSIC
Verismo Opera: Puccini and Bizet
Musical Impressionism: Debussy
MATERIALISM TIMELINE
14 Modernism: the assault on tradition
NEW DIRECTIONS
The New Technology
The New Physics
The Freudian Revolution
Ideas and Issues Religion as Mass Delusion
WAR AND REVOLUTION
World War I
Aftermath of World War I
The Harlem Renaissance
Making Connections Harlem
The Russian Revolution
Ideas and Issues The Mexican Revolution
Hitler and World War II
BEYOND THE WEST: MAO’S CHINA
MODERN LITERATURE
The Imagists
Modern Poetry: Eliot, Yeats, and Frost
Ideas and Issues Yeats: “The Second Coming”
Modern Fiction and Drama
Science Fiction and the Futurist Novel
MODERN ART
Picasso and Cubism
Making Connections “Magical Objects”
Futurism
Matisse and Fauvism
Making Connections The Birth of Motion Pictures and the Visual Arts
Nonobjective Art
Abstraction in Early Modern Sculpture
Expressionism
Metaphysical Art and Fantasy
The Dada Movement
Surrealism
Photography and Film
MODERN ARCHITECTURE
Wright and Modern Architecture
The Bauhaus and the International Style
MUSIC AND DANCE
Stravinsky
Schoenberg
Modern Music-Drama and Opera
Modern Music in Soviet Russia and America
Jazz
Modern Dance
MODERNISM TIMELINE
15 Globalism: information, communication, and the digital revolution
POSTWAR CONVULSIONS
The Cold War
Ideas and Issues Communism Versus Capitalism
Existentialism
Ideas and Issues Sartre: Man Makes Himself
The Existential Hero
Theater of the Absurd
Postwar Cinema
Abstract Expressionism
Making ConnectionsAction Painting: East and West
THE QUEST FOR EQUALITY
The End of Colonialism
The Quest for Racial Equality
Ideas and Issues White No Longer
Black Identity in the Arts
The Quest for Gender Equality
Ideas and Issues De Beauvoir: Woman as “Other”
Sexual and Gender Identity
Ethnic Identity
Hispanic Voices
SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY
String Theory and Chaos Theory
The Human Genome
Language Theory
THE INFORMATION EXPLOSION
Media-shaped Globalism
Postmodernism
CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE
Postmodern Fiction
Docufiction
Magic Realism
Science Fiction
Poetry
ART AND ARCHITECTURE
Pop Art
Assemblage
Post-Pop Abstraction
New Realism
Total Art
Video Art
Making ConnectionsUpdating Manet
Contemporary Photography
New Media Arts
Contemporary Cinema
Contemporary Architecture
Making Connections Gehry and Serra
MUSIC AND DANCE
Cage and Aleatory Music
Microtonality and Minimalism
Choral Music and Opera
Electronic Music and Computers
Rock and Popular Music
Dance
INTO THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
The Global Ecosystem
Terrorism
Making Connections Tradition and the Global Environment
China’s Global Ascendance
The Interactive Arts
Ideas and Issues The Multimillion-Dollar Art Market
GLOBALISM TIMELINE
GLOSSARY
INDEX
توضیحاتی در مورد کتاب به زبان اصلی :
All travelers appreciate a personal guide. For humanities students, LANDMARKS provides a chronological journey through the history of culture in one semester. Focusing on prominent landmarks from prehistory to the present, LANDMARKS introduces students to the creative endeavors of the human imagination and to the prominent ideas and issues that have shaped the course and character of the world’s cultures. The landmarks that mark this journey are the great works of their place and time; they have been transmitted from generation to generation as a living legacy. Understanding that a global humanities course is taught in varying ways, Gloria Fiero redefines the discipline for greater flexibility via a variety of personalized digital tools that meet and refine your teaching goals in less time. Enhanced by McGraw-Hill Education’s SmartBook 2.0, Fiero delivers a learning experience tailored to the needs of each institution, instructor, and student. With the ability to incorporate new extended readings, streaming music, and artwork, LANDMARKS renews the understanding of the relationship between world cultures and humankind’s creative legacy.
LANDMARKS is unique in several ways:
-It is interdisciplinary: it explores the interrelationship of various modes of expression - art, music, literature - as they work to create, define, and reflect the unique culture of a given time and place.
-It is thematic: each chapter advances a key idea, presented in the chapter title and explained in the introductory paragraph. The key idea offers a context for individual landmarks as they unfold chronologically. For instance, Chapter 1 (“Origins: The First Civilizations”) surveys our earliest cultures, emphasizing human strategies for survival and communal life; Chapter 14 (“Modernism: The Assault on Tradition”) considers the radical rejection of conventional values and styles that revolutionized early twentieth-century culture.
-It is selective: some landmarks have been chosen for their universality, some for their singular beauty, and some for their iconic or symbolic value. Certain landmarks - the Statue of Liberty, the Mona Lisa, the sonnets of Shakespeare - meet more than one of these criteria. The author’s choice of landmarks may differ from those of other individuals, and readers may wish to add landmarks of their own.
**Available exclusively on McGraw-Hill Create®, the Traditions Collection contains western and non-western readings as well as ancient and contemporary offerings, hand selected from a number of different disciplines, such as literature, philosophy, and science. Find the readings here: www.mcgrawhillcreate.com/traditions