The neoclassical ideal adhered to which principles of ancient Greek theatre?
a. All the available choices
b. Characters should behave in a manner appropriate to their class.
c. Tragedy and comedy should not be mixed.
d. All plays should observe the unities of time, place, and action.
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Unity within a composition can create
A) cohesion. B) chaos. C) monotony. D) cohesion and monotony. E) cohesion, chaos and monotony.
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were both executed in 1951. What was their crime?
A. They murdered Roy Cohn. B. They were United States spies caught spying in Russia. C. They were both practicing homosexuals. D. They were selling atomic secrets to the Soviet Union.
“The shadow side of these [dimensions] is the way in which a disciplines can often constrain thought—declaring some ways of knowing reasonable and others inadequate or even suspect. According to some sociologists and critical theorists, “disciplining” thought and academic practices (e.g., disciplinary course requirements) represents an exercise of coercive power and a way of reinforcing social and institutional conditions that benefit some groups and perspectives over others” (Boix Mansilla & Jackson) Boix Mansilla and Jackson are making the point that
a. Interdisciplinary learning is superior to disciplinary learning. b. By compartmentalizing knowledge, disciplinary learning constrains thought. c. Space can also inhibit learning by physically segregating majors.
The style of _______________ was a visual expression of the ideas of the Enlightenment, of value and order, and a rejection of both the high drama and murky atmosphere of Baroque art and the misty sentimentality of the Rococo.
a. Classicism b. Romanticism c. Neoclassicism d. Realism e. naturalism