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    FD 503: PHILO-SOCIO-PSYCHO FOUNDATION OF EDUCATION

    AREAS OF PHILOSOPY
     EPISTEMOLOGY
    - deals with the nature of knowledge knowing closely related to
    methods of teaching and learning.

     METAPHYSICS
    - deals with the nature of reality and existence.

     ETHICS
    - examines moral values and rules of right conduct.

     AESTHETICS
    - deals with the values of beauty and the art.

     LOGIC
    - is the study of correct thinking.

    HISTORICAL SURVEY
     Gregorian Calendar
    BC- Before Christ, A.D. Anno Domini

    I. Classical Art
    - was influenced by Egypt and Meopotamia
     Korus- male nude sculpture
     Kore- female nude sculpture
     Painting on vases

    500 B- ancient Greece and Roman Empire were the superpowers


    II. Golden Age of Greece- Classical Period, Age of Pericles
     Greece: divided into city states
    1. Athens (art, musicians, culture, architect and philosophers.

    PHILOSOPHERS
     Socrates- first philosopher use analytic method, idealistic
     Plato-
     Aristotle-
    2.Sparta- military, fighters
    3. Olimpia- sports like shotput, javelin throw
    PREVAILING IDEAS
     HUMANISM
    - way of thinking that they believe that man is the highest of all
    creature, motto: “ Man the measure of all things”. (the artistic nude
    sculpture or painting)

     IDEALISM
    - Socrates was an Idealist. To be perfect body should be developed
    through music.

     RATIONALISM
    - is the use of reason.

    III. Helenistic Period- 400 BC


     Alexander the Great- undefeated warrior at all times.
     Hellenistic- decline period of Persian Empire.

    IV. Roman Art 100 BC


     Romans were “this wordly”
     First to do governance of huge people, huge apartments,
    supermarkets, baths, aqueducts, road network
     Colliseum
     Early Christian Period
     Persecution of Christians
     King Nero ordered the burning of Rome
     Catacombs

    V. Byzantine Art
     300- Queen Helena- converted to Christianity
     Byzantuim- center of art and culture
     Renamed Constantiople
     Christianity- influenced the art and culture of the Roman Empire
     Architecture- churches and basilicas
     Music- Christian music, dances, drama
     Painting- early Christian symbols:
    cross, peacock, anchor, dove, fish
     Mysticism
     Authoritarianism
    VI. Romanesque Art- 500 AD
     476 AD- fall of Roman Empire
     Attacks from the North, Plague
     Dark Ages
     800 AD- Monasticsm
     Hierarchism
     First Holy Roman Emperor- Charlemagne
     Paintings: witches, devil, hell
     1100- Roman empire started to develop

    VII. Gothic Period


    -to bridge the gap between what is worldly and heavenly
     Age of Scholasticism
     Scholastic Philosopher
    Thomas Aquinas- priest- theologian who tried to explain faith
    through reason.
    - He wrote two books: Summa Theologica
     Influx of the Bourgeoisie

    VII. Renaissance Period- 1500 onwards


    Factors that brought about the period:
    - exploration and navigation
    - Francis of Assisi
    - Universalism and Naturalism
    - The Great Schism
    - Banking and Finance

     Michaelangelo- Sistine chapel, Pieta


     Leonardo da Vinci- Mona Liza
     Rafael of Zansro- Madonna of the Gold Flinch

    VIII. Mannerism

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