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Contents
In this Section1) Brief Table of Contents2) Full Table of ContentsChapter 1: An Invitation to AdventureChapter 2: The Ancient WorldChapter 3: Ancient GreeceChapter 4: Ancient RomeChapter 5: Monotheism: Judaism, Christianity, IslamChapter 6: The Early Middle AgesChapter 7: The Late Middle AgesChapter 8: The Renaissance in ItalyChapter 9: Reformation and Late RenaissanceChapter 10: The BaroqueChapter 11: The EnlightenmentChapter 12: Revolution and Romanticism Chapter 13: The Industrial AgeChapter 14: ModernismChapter 15: The Contemporary SpiritChapter 1: An Invitation to AdventureCreating a Sense of SelfThe Visual ArtsThe Performing ArtsThe Literary ArtsAn Invitation to AdventureChapter 2: The Ancient WorldMesopotamiaAncient EgyptAncient AsiaAncient AmericaChapter 3: Ancient GreeceEarly GreeceThe Classical PeriodClassical Greek ArtGreek Theater and MusicClassical Greek PhilosophyThe Hellenistic AgeChapter 4: Ancient RomeThe Drama of Roman HistoryThe Art of an EmpireRoman Art and Daily LifeThe Romans as Poets and ThinkersChapter 5: Monotheism: Judaism, Christianity, IslamThe Judaic TraditionThe Rise of ChristianityPhilosophy: Classical and ChristianThe Christian Empires: Rome and ByzantiumChristianity and the ArtsThe Rise of IslamChapter 6: The Early Middle AgesThe Age of CharlemagneFeudal EuropeMonasticism The Romanesque StyleEarly Medieval Music and DramaThe Medieval Philosopher Chapter 7: The Late Middle AgesThe Gothic AwakeningThe Gothic StyleMusic and Theater in the Gothic AgeThe New LearningCourt and City in the Late Middle AgesThe Late GothicChapter 8: The Renaissance in ItalyThe Renaissance Spirit in ItalyThe Arts in Early Renaissance ItalyRenaissance GeniusThe High Renaissance in RomeChapter 9: Reformation and Late RenaissanceThe ReformationThe Rise of Northern EuropeArt and Humanism in Northern EuropeThe Elizabethan AgeThe Late Renaissance in Italy and SpainChapter 10: The BaroqueThe Baroque in ItalyThe Baroque in SpainThe Baroque in FranceThe Protestant BaroqueThe New ScienceThe English CompromiseChapter 11: The EnlightenmentThe Rococo StyleThe EnlightenmentThe Bourgeois ResponseMusic in the Age of EnlightenmentThe Neoclassical StyleThe Age of SatireChapter 12: Revolution and Romanticism Revolutions and RightsThe Romantic HeroMusic and Dance in the Romantic AgeElements of RomanticismChapter 13: The Industrial AgeMaterialism and ProgressMusic and ModernityLate Romantics and Early ModernsThe Dark Side of ProgressChapter 14: ModernismA Turbulent CenturyModernism in ArtThe Modern MindModernist Music and ArchitectureArt and PoliticsIn the American GrainChapter 15: The Contemporary SpiritThe Age of AnxietyArt and Architecture in Postwar AmericaThe SixtiesThe PostmodernGlobal Awareness
