DeAnza College HUMI 16 1)Influenced by Freudian theories, James Joyce employed a stream of consciousness technique in his novel Ulysses

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HUMI 16

1)Influenced by Freudian theories, James Joyce employed a stream of consciousness technique in his novel Ulysses.

2. Surrealism is an artistic movement in which “psychic automatism, in its pure state...exempt from any aesthetic or moral concern.”

3. Jung was the Swiss physician who affirmed the existence of a universal layer of unconscious life.

4. According to Marcel Duchamp, the modern artist should be the destroyer of tradition.

5. Included in the collective unconscious of Jungian theory was the older sister archetype.

6. Influenced by Freudian theories, James Joyce employed a hypnosis technique in his novel Ulysses.

7. Munchausen was the Swiss physician who affirmed the existence of a universal layer of unconscious life.

8. A mobile is a sculpture constructed so that its parts move by natural or mechanical means.

9. The American poet e. e. cummings sought to sharpen the focus of his poems by limiting the subject matter of his poetry.

10. Included in the collective unconscious of Jungian theory was the earth mother archetype.

11. Of the human senses, the one Proust found most powerful for unlocking long-lost memories was smell/taste.

12. The principal tools of Freud’s psychoanalysis were dream analysis and the identification of complexes.

13. Founded in Zurich, Switzerland in 1916, the Dada movement set about challenging the very nature of art.

14. Marcel Proust’s primary objective was to rediscover a sense of the past.

15. Expressionist artists created a style that featured distorted forms.

16. According to Freud, the greatest block to civilization was totalitarianism.

17. The artistic movement in Dresden and Munich that came to be called German Expressionism was heavily influenced by the art of Africa and Oceania.

18. In music, the expressionistic monodramas of Schoenberg and the sexually charged operas of Strauss, Bartók, and Berg clearly reflect the impact of Freud.

19. The key figure in the development of operatic recitation known as Sprechstimme was Schoenberg.

20. According to Marcel Duchamp, the modern artist should be the conscience of a society.

21. Expressionist artists created a style that featured huge patches of white.

22. The first world war convinced traditional artists that the world had gone mad.

23. An archetype is a primal pattern of the collective unconscious.

24. Expressionist artists created a style that featured pastel colors.

25. Freud considered his work on the Oedipus complex to be his most valuable contribution.

26. Of the human senses, the one Proust found most powerful for unlocking long-lost memories was sight.

27. In the wake of a brutal war that seemed to confirm Freud’s negative view of civilization, dada artists spread the gospel of rationality.

28. The artistic movement largely inspired by Freud and interested mainly in exploring the material of dreams was impressionist watercolor.

29. In the excerpt from Swann’s Way, Proust uses the technique of free association to bring up memories related to petites madeleines, or cookies.

30. Edvard Munch explored the psychic life of the individual through his painting, The Scream.

31. An American painter named Georgia O’Keefe is called the “high priestess” of early modernism.