2011年度工学院大学 情報学部コンピュータ科学科
 
△History of Humanities[3175] 
 
1単位 足立 節子 准教授  [ 教員業績  JP  EN ]
 
 
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 - The aim of this course is to provide architecture and technology students with an overview of various paradigms from an humanities perspective in order to expose the intersections between technology and the humanities and reveal the interrelationship between the thought processes associated with both.
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 - Technology is both a production of the human condition and a major factor in the development of the human condition. It is essential for students of architecture/technology to have a firm grounding in the interrelatedness of their majors and the development of humanities’ concepts in order for them to conceive of pertinent and progressive designs. To achieve this, the course in History of Humanities will examine the motivations behind developments from both needs based and intrinsic creativity based points of view. This will entail analyzing structural, technological, and scientific achievements and aesthetic principles across the paradigm shifts of human culture.
  Week 1: Orientation and overview of course Weeks 2-4: The Ancient World to the European Medieval Period 	Early structures: functionality and aesthetics 	Influence of environment on aesthetics and design 	Representation for purpose of control: religion, politics, and power Weeks 5-8: Creative Arts and Design during the Renaissance and Enlightenment          Effects of Transculturalization 	Age of Exploration and Colonization 	Economic Paradigm Shifts 	Religious Paradigm Shifts          Rise of the Middle Class          Shift towards subjectivity Weeks 9-11: Rise of Democracies and Industrial Age 	Spread of Reading: Rise of the novel and short story 	Correlations between literature, art, and design 	Creations for the common person Weeks 12-15: Post-industrial developments 	Anti-art Effects of mass media 	Globalized aesthetics
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 - Students will be evaluated on their homework, course work, and projects.
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 - No text is required for this course.
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 - Shinjuku Campus: Wednesdays & Thursdays lunch time and by appointment.
   
  
 
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