According to Freidrich Nietzsche, the Apollonian critical response is one where

The Italian writer Francesco Petrarch, also called “The Father of Humanism,” popularized the sonnet form of poetic expression.  Most of his sonnets were dedicated to

In John Donne’s poem Death be not Proud, he asserts at the end that his personification of death “too shalt die.”  What does he mean by this?

The primary goal of the ______________ was to personify the form and experience of beauty for their patrons.

Edouard Manet’s painting Dejeuner sur l’herbe (Luncheon on the Grass) was quite offensive to many viewers with some even attempting to destroy the work.  Such a passionate response to art may be termed as

In this 19th century Romantic painting, Francisco Goya attempts to represent an impassioned assertion of humanity from Spanish rebels who are going to be killed by French soldiers.

A purpose in Romantic literature that is illustrated through William Blake’s poem The Little Black Boy was

Which of these events propelled da Vinci’s painting, Mona Lisa, to a world-renown status

Rene Descartes attempts to prove human existence by asserting that

The experience of pleasure felt in observing an object that we find to be beautiful, reflects the object’s __________ quality