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VCU7003 Term 1 Revision


Froggy Jumps VCU7003 Term 1 RevisionVersion en ligne Terminology for term 1 par Nozipho 1 The term.............suggests that individuals recognize themselves through a shared condition or quality. For instance, based on your race, religion, gender, sexuality, class, or cultural origin. a Identity b marginalized c feminism 2 Concerns the existence of humans, finding “the self” and the meaning of life through free will and personal responsibility. a Existentialism b Semantics c Identity 3 The noticeable beliefs, language, ways of dressing and views on food and other norms associated with a particular culture. a Cultural marker: b Existentialism c Multiculturalism 4 The study of meaning which focusses on the relation between signs, symbols, signifiers and what they represent. a Semantics b Autonomous c Iconographic 5 Characterizes the subject or is derived from the subject and his or her activity. a Subjectivities b Humanism c Humanity 6 Self-referential refers to a thinking processing in which a person takes information (often received from the outside world) and relates or evaluates it in relation to “the self”. Attention and reflection is directed inwardly. a Self-reflexive b Ambiguous c Discourse 7 The state of being independent or self-governing. Can refer to people, concepts, artworks, states and so forth. a Autonomous b Subjectivity c Iconographic 8 Philosophical stance that values the autonomy and agency of a person. Believes that people should have control over their own behaviour and self-direction. This way of thought is often associated with the Renaissance. a Humanism b Autonomous c Identity 9 One thing that can have more than one possible meaning or interpretation, may refer to space, shape, and form, to name a few. a Ambiguous b Autonomous c Self-reflexive 10 Based on the idea that reality consists of objects and events: phenomena as they are perceived or understood in the human consciousness a Phenomenology b Phenomena c Tacit knowledge 11 Emerged from Heidegger’s suggestion that the focus of phenomenology should be placed on the exploration of the lived experience of a person in the world. a Interpretive hermeneutics b Identity c Phenomena 12 An important aim of portraiture is to reveal a sitter’s........................... a “person-ness” b Body c Thoughts

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The term.............suggests that individuals recognize themselves through a shared condition or quality. For instance, based on your race, religion, gender, sexuality, class, or cultural origin.

Concerns the existence of humans, finding “the self” and the meaning of life through free will and personal responsibility.

The noticeable beliefs, language, ways of dressing and views on food and other norms associated with a particular culture.

The study of meaning which focusses on the relation between signs, symbols, signifiers and what they represent.

Characterizes the subject or is derived from the subject and his or her activity.

Self-referential refers to a thinking processing in which a person takes information (often received from the outside world) and relates or evaluates it in relation to “the self”. Attention and reflection is directed inwardly.

The state of being independent or self-governing. Can refer to people, concepts, artworks, states and so forth.

Philosophical stance that values the autonomy and agency of a person. Believes that people should have control over their own behaviour and self-direction. This way of thought is often associated with the Renaissance.

One thing that can have more than one possible meaning or interpretation, may refer to space, shape, and form, to name a few.

Based on the idea that reality consists of objects and events: phenomena as they are perceived or understood in the human consciousness

Emerged from Heidegger’s suggestion that the focus of phenomenology should be placed on the exploration of the lived experience of a person in the world.

An important aim of portraiture is to reveal a sitter’s...........................