French Civilization through the Lens of Art

Especially in just three months it is impossible to learn national civilization. However, if the teacher is good, you will find good examples, including movements and events that occur throughout the century, and in the end will represent civilization itself. The FRE 3500 covers about 2,000 years of French history in order to see life in a specific period using not only textbooks but also other materials such as paintings, architecture, movies, and music.

Through the generation of civilization, the storytelling was always a lens of human perception of its position in the universe. Creating a distributed story is the foundation of culture, a complex network of social connections and experience, showing the background of each of us and how we are integrated into the universe. These stories have many names - myths, allegories, legends, folklore, ghost stories, children's songs - but they all derive from the diversity of personal contributions to art, writers, theater, religion and verbal traditions It is occurring. They refer to past and future expectations to help society conceptualize society

From music to poetry, from literature to material arts, art is a lens on which I understand the world. However, the mainstream art is too afraid to keep customers away as it says something important. Therefore, by respecting the social and political power of art in the pop band, we are expecting who we are as a group society and individual. "This is a complete awakening, I am a little tired of bad things, and all are bad news from everywhere, our presidents commit bad news every day! Everyone is very I am terrible and I want to feel good some day. "

Practice of art history? Is immersion in the art process changing the interpretation of art history? Should it be? It is hoped that contributors will question physical self - sufficiency through their own experience on the relationship between matter and meaning. We welcome studying the study. This paper is expected to combine a self-conscious story ("My art") with the explanatory benefit or loss question raised by the second person.