ARTS 1

3. Functions of the blood and gun in the play "Moses, Moses."
6. For Aristotle, tragedy is an imitation of _______.
7. Art serves no other purpose than to express what is pleasing
9. For Collingwood, this is the experience of expressing one's emotions.
10. The persona in the British poem "Ozymandias."
12. For Shelley, this instrument of moral good helps us to rise above our selfish desires and conceive the moral state.
13. For Dewey, art is an experience because we create works that were constantly examples of a common human p_______.
14. This aesthetic attitude argues art shouldn't express emotions and that beauty is devoid of moral contemplation
15. For Plato, what part of the human soul do imitative arts belong to?

1. This feeling of fear and pity that must be aroused and purged from a person watching a tragedy.
2. It arises in an individual at the particular moment when he or she is captivated by the unique beauty of a work of art.
4. In Diotima's ladder, the form of Beauty is equated to _____.
5. Ernst Cassirer and Susanne Langer developed the view that artistic emotion is objectified in _____ _____.
8. For Aristotle, art is not a lie but reveals truth. What is the hero's sudden awareness of reality in the Greek?
11. When Regina Calderon shoots her son, Tony, what Greek concept in drama was applied?