What do the novels of Dickens, Flaubert, and Zola, the plays of Henrik Ibsen, the paintings of Gustave Courbet, and the philosophy of William James have in common?
a. All represent manifestations of the movement known as Realism.
b. All represent manifestations of the dreamy fantasyland of high Romanticism.
c. All served as inspiration for the compositions of Franz Liszt.
d. All were inspired by the music of Richard Wagner.
a
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A. Ivy on the tree trunk B. Fountain in the background C. Relaxed posture D. Rich clothes
Who was the Architect behind the Carson, Pirie, Scott and Co. Building in Chicago, Illinois in 1872?
a. Louis Sullivan b. Frank Lloyd Wright c. Otto Dix d. Le Corbusier
Aristotle's text on the elements of the drama is titled The Dramatics.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
How did the chorus contribute to ancient Greek dramas?
a. Provided music during scene changes. b. Doubled the voices of the actors during highly dramatic moments. c. Gave moralizing comments about the action occurring on stage. d. Served as the voice of the gods.