This term has to do with the audience’s ability to remove themselves from a work of
art just far enough so that they can contemplate it—or even judge it.
a) Spectator Aloofness
b) Art Detachment
c) Aesthetic Distance
d) Aristotelian Remoteness
e) Quasi-participation
c
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The Renaissance of music began in the part of Europe known as the
A. Netherlands. B. Venetians. C. Burgundians. D. Floristans.
What does the textbook refer to as the ultimate evaluation?
a. buying an artwork for a tremendous amount of money b. cubism c. censorship d. formal theories
The most popular German film genre following World War II was the Heimat film. It was:
A. a biography of statesmen and professionals. B. an allegory of Nazi corruption. C. a tale of village romance. D. a slapstick comedy.
Who among the following is considered the ultimate auteur director?
A. Ingmar Bergman B. Stanley Kubrick C. Martin Scorsese D. Steven Spielberg