comparativecivilizations12
Comparative Civilizations 12
Comparative Civilizations 12 is a course which will allow students to develop a basic understanding of the evolution of western art forms from the time of Old Kingdom Egypt to the 17th century. The main focus is on developments in Europe, but there are two non-European units – Ancient Egypt and Islamic Civilization. This examination demonstrates how cultural interchange has produced growth and change. The course will look at trends in architecture, painting, philosophy, sculpture, philosophy, poetry and music.
The Ministry of Education's Instructional Resource Package for Comparative Civilizations 12 is at http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/irp/comciv12.pdf (Note: this is only available as a .pdf file.
Link to the Archeology Channel for streaming video and other resources on mankind's cultural heritage.
Link to Resources for Comparative Civilizations 12
Link to ArtsEdge weblinks page for terrific arts resources, including Artcyclopedia and ArtLex - a dictionary of art and more. 205 items are given, and a filter device provided to narrow down your search for resources.
Sutherland Library Guide to Bibliography formatting
Working BibliographyForm - for gathering bibliographical information
Benoy's PowerPoint Presentations:
Introduction:
Using MLA style (from Purdue University, modified by Mr. Benoy)
Ancient Egypt:
Ancient Greece:
Go to Professor Christina Clark's PowerPoint links page for 23 Greek Art & Archeology
Ancient Rome:
Byzantine:
Islamic:
Early Medieval:
Early Medieval Art (so called Dark Ages)
Ottonian, Romanesque & Gothic:
Carolingian & Ottonian Architecture
Romanesque & Gothic Architecture
Renaissance:
Baroque & Enlightenment
Gianlorenzo Bernini - K. Benoy
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Link to MLA Bibliography examples
Link to Working Bibliography blank grid
Link to Study Skills Page
Units in the Course:
Click on the titles below to access material. Package work can be linked to directly. Materials pages provide supporting information. These pages are constantly under construction; you may not find material available yet.
Introduction to Comparative Civilizations 12 material
Islamic Civilization - C.Civ. 12
A Frozen World; Early Medieval Europe
Romance & Reality; The Gothic Age
Man, the Measure of All Things; The Early & Northern Renaissance
The Hero as Artist - C.Civ. 12
Protest & Communication; The Reformation
Light of Experience - C.Civ. 12