Question 1

What is the primary focus of phenomenology?

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The study of structures of consciousness from a first-person perspective

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The study of historical art movements

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The analysis of color theory in paintings

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The classification of artistic styles

Question 2

According to Merleau-Ponty, what is the role of the body in art perception?

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The body is the medium through which we experience art

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The body only processes visual stimuli

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The body is irrelevant to abstract art

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The body distracts from true artistic meaning

Question 3

Which artwork was used as an example of sensory and emotional engagement in the lesson?

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Starry Night

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Guernica

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Mona Lisa

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The Scream

Question 4

Marcel Duchamp’s Fountain illustrates:

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How viewer interpretation defines an artwork’s meaning

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The importance of technical skill in art

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The irrelevance of context in art

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The superiority of classical art

Question 5

What does Merleau-Ponty critique in Eye and Mind?

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Scientific objectivism’s detachment from lived experience

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The lack of creativity in modern art

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The subjectivity of abstract art

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The overuse of color in Impressionism

Question 6

What is the foundation of Immanuel Kant's philosophical teachings?

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Reason

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Sensory experience

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Emotions

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Cultural influences

Question 7

According to Kant, what should moral principles be based on?

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Universally applicable rules

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Consequences

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Individual desires

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Cultural norms

Question 8

Kant believed that genuine art possesses an aesthetic value that is:

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Independent of individual tastes

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Linked to sentimental emotions

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Based on sensory engagement

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Dependent on cultural influences

Question 9

What are the two types of beauty Kant identified in his philosophy of art?

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Free beauty and dependent beauty

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Natural beauty and artificial beauty

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Abstract beauty and realistic beauty

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Emotional beauty and intellectual beauty

Question 10

What does Kant mean by "disinterested spectator"?

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Someone who focuses on technical skills in art

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Someone who is uninterested in art

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Someone who approaches art without personal biases

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Someone who only enjoys art for its utility

Question 11

According to Kant, what is the role of imagination in art?

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To stimulate intellectual engagement

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To replicate reality

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To evoke sentimental emotions

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To focus on technical precision

Question 12

Which of the following best describes Kant's view on "aesthetic judgment"?

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It is based on subjective emotions

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It relies on objective facts

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It depends on technical proficiency

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It is influenced by cultural norms

Question 13

How does Kant differentiate fine art from mere craftsmanship?

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Fine art evokes emotional responses, while craftsmanship emphasizes technical proficiency

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Fine art focuses on technical skills, while craftsmanship focuses on emotions

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Fine art is practical, while craftsmanship is abstract

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Fine art is culturally influenced, while craftsmanship is universal

Question 14

What concept did Kant introduce to describe the experience of awe and reverence in art?

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Sublime

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Utility

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Beauty

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Harmony

Question 15

According to Kant, what is the purpose of art?

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To exist for its own sake

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To serve practical functions

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To replicate reality

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To adhere to societal expectations

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