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In the semester Language and Culture program, this course is offered in both English and Spanish. During the summer Intensive Spanish Language and Culture program, it is only offered in Spanish.
The aims of this course are to introduce the students to this subject through a historical-artistic approach to the main stylistic languages which define the special characteristics of Spanish art. The richness and extent of Spanish art requires a delimitation of the subject sections in close connection with the cultural field in Granada, which, on the one hand, provides a better approach to the artistic reality and on the other, a better assimilation of certain aesthetic content which is priority on the syllabus.
SYLLABUS
ACTIVITIESA series of visits will be arranged to the monuments, museums and urban spaces related, directly, to the stylistic languages established in the headings and subject sections of the syllabus and whose most significant examples will be applied to the case of Granada. As a result of these visits the students will do a piece of work – a maximum of five sheets in length – related to one of the premises, rooms or contents (sculpture, painting, altarpiece, etc) along with the analysis or description of any structural or ornamental element of the monument or urban space chosen amongst those visited.
ASSESSMENTThe final mark will be the result of the following assessment criteria:
BIBLIOGRAPHYCALVO CASTELLÓN, A., Historia del Arte Español, Madrid, Edelsa, 1992.AA.VV., Histoia del Arte, volumes 10, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 28, 31, 35, 38, 41, 42, 43, 47 and 50, Madrid, Historia 16, 1989.BUENDÍA, R., et al, Historia del Arte Hispánico, volumes I to VI, Madrid, Alhambra, 1979-1980.
Los objetivos que esta asignatura se plantea son, principalmente, la iniciación y comprensión de esta disciplina por el alumnado, a través la un recorrido histórico-artístico por los principales lenguajes estilísticos que definen las peculiares características del arte español. La riqueza y extensión del mismo hace necesaria una relimitación de los bloques temáticos en estrecha correspondencia con un ámbito cultural granadino que permite, por un lado, un mayor acercamiento al hecho artístico y, por otro, la mejor asimilación de unos contenidos estéticos desarrollados como prioritarios en el programa.
La calificación final del alumno será el resultado de la suma de los siguientes criterios de evaluación:
CALVO CASTELLON, A., Historia del Arte Español, Madrid, Edelsa, 1992.
A.A.V.V., Historia del Arte, vols, 10, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 28, 31, 35, 38, 41,42,43,47, y 50, Madrid, Historia 16, 1989.
BUENDIA, R. et al ., Historia del Arte Hispánico, vols. I al VI, Madrid, Alhambra, 1979- 1980.
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