The still image of Soho Eckstein's eyes reflected in the rearview mirror in History of the Main Complaint is visually and thematically equivalent to
a) the mechanics of surveillance in Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon.
b) Alexander's imperial gaze.
c) the elefon mask.
d) the face in the poster in Untitled (Man Smoking/Malcolm X).
Answer: a
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Shakespeare's Globe Theatre shared several conventions with staging of the Middle Ages
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The new realism in the arts of the fourteenth century is found in the
A. writings of Chaucer. B. paintings of Giotto. C. woodcuts of the Dance of Death. D. All these answers are correct.
What is one clear inference that can be drawn from the distinctions presented in The Teachings of Khety between scribes and artisans?
A. Class resentment was a pronounced feature of Middle Kingdom culture. B. Artisans were notoriously corrupt, whereas scribes were reputed to be honest. C. Scribes were said to be their own masters, whereas artisans worked for others. D. The production of material goods was valued more highly than was writing.