Handbook for the Humanities
by Janetta Rebold Benton, Robert Diyanni
Handbook for the Humanities offers students a structured introduction to major themes in the humanities. Coverage includes cultures, the arts, architecture, philosophy, ethics, and influential individuals, supported by critical-thinking questions, key terms, timelines, global perspectives, and digital learning resources through MyArtsLab.
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Handbook for the Humanities introduces essential concepts and perspectives for studying the humanities, with attention to cultures, the arts, architecture, philosophy, and distinguished individuals.
Global perspectives encourage readers to compare cultural achievements and cross boundaries, while ethical considerations invite reflection on the differing norms of cultures and groups throughout time.
Critical-thinking questions, key terms, spotlights, and chapter timelines support review, discussion, and a clearer understanding of important ideas and historical developments.
MyArtsLab resources provide digital study tools, including an eText, assessments, flashcards, primary resources, interactive art and architecture features, tutorials, videos, and course-management tools.
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