Philip the Chancellor was not only the administrative head of the University of Paris from 1217-1236, but also wrote hundreds of sermons and composed poetry as well as music. Most of his surviving musical works can be classified as:
A) conducti
B) chansons
C) motets
D) conducti and motets
D
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At Stonehenge, the horseshoe-shaped arrangement of five upright stones topped by lintels is called the __________
A. cairn B. sarsen trilithon C. arc of bluestones D. capstone
Explain the "immortality ideology" as reflected in medieval literature such as Everyman and Dante's Commedia
What will be an ideal response?
Courbet?s The Stone Breakers (25.2) _________________
a. treats a genre scene with seriousness and monumentality
b. is painted with a heavy impasto
c. contains life-size figures
d. all of the above
Why was Mofolo's Chaka not published until 1925?
A) ?It could not be translated. B) ?The missionary press refused to publish it. C) ?It was considered too sexually explicit. D) ?It was censored by the government.