Grace as an Aesthetic Concept
ICH6758HS
L0101
Offered in Winter 2010 · Previously offered in Winter 2010 · Toronto (St. George Campus) Site
During the Renaissance, a notion of grace served as the central critical concept for understanding art, and the achievement of grace in art was taken to be the highest artistic ideal. The course willl examine the concept of grace within its theological, philosophical, and art theoretical contexts in an effort to understand more completely how art was thought to function in the early modern period. It will also consider the place of grace in the development of the aesthetics tradition.
Basic Degree students enrol in ICH3758HS.
Schedule: Thursday, 9:30 to 12:30
Instructors: Rebekah Smick
Other Information: Second Semester · One Credit · Min: 5 · Max: 15