Which of the following statements about the proportions and details in Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Virgin and Child with St. Anne” are correct?

In the Opera Die Zauberflote which characters embody the theme of good vs. evil in the narrative?

What unique performance elements did John Cage incorporate in his piece “Water Walk”?

Identify the artist and the name of the composition shown in the picture.

What is the core idea of the ‘Legible City’ project?

“Woman with Radish,” the exaggerated, cartoonish depiction of the female figure holding a radish serves as a critique of what societal issue? 

What does the term “a priori” refer to in Kant’s philosophy?

How do the artistic principles of the Enlightenment differ from those of the Romantic era in their portrayal of human experience?  

Which of the following best describes the structure of the first movement in sonata form, considering the exposition, development, and recapitulation sections?

     René Descartes: How did René Descartes arrive at the conclusion “Cogito, ergo sum” (“I think, therefore I am”)? Discuss the steps in his philosophical reasoning that led to this foundational statement. Your response should be 100-150 words. Or Immanuel Kant:   What are the key concepts of Immanuel Kant’s epistemology that we studied in class? Explain how Kant’s ideas about knowledge and perception differ from those of his predecessors. Your response should be 100-150 words.