University of California, Berkeley

CHAP 37

1)The famous Bulgarian artist whose earth sculpture “fenced” terrain in California is Duarte.

2. Musical composition since the 1960s has been characterized by microtonality.

3. One of the principal influences on the rise of pop art was mass advertising.

4. The style of composing music that reduces the vocabulary of expression to primary components is called maximal.

5. Dillard suggests that nature is unpredictable and inconsistent.

6. Jacques Ellul asserts that technology has created a “psychological collectivism” that has enabled technocrats to replace philosophers.

7. Calatrava’s Milwaukee Museum of Art is an example of Bauhaus architecture.

8. In Chinua Achebe’s Dead Man’s Path, the most important function of the footpath turns out to be that it is the path of new life.

9. Oldenburg’s Soft Toilet looks back in spirit and in style to the works of Duchamp.

10. Jacques Ellul asserts that technology has created a “psychological collectivism” that has robbed humankind of freedom and self-esteem.

11. Jacques Ellul asserts that technology has created a “psychological collectivism” that has made the world into a global village.

12. The American composer Milton Babbitt is best known for writing the first electronic music.

13. Both string theory and chaos theory are concerned with finding sources of electronic energy.

14. The Technological Society indicts advertising as a form of totalitarian control.

15. Cisnero’s “No Speak English” suggests that language shapes identity.

16. The process by which one takes apart discourse in order to discover the meaning of the text is called deconstruction.

17. Paz is representative of the postmodern poet’s concern with race.

18. Contemporary composers of opera show a marked interest in stories based on contemporary events and personalities.

19. Cisnero’s “No Speak English” suggests that worldview shapes identity.

20. In Oates’ Ace, the main figure is characterized as an overgrown boy.

21. Oldenburg’s Soft Toilet looks back in spirit and in style to the works of Dali.

22. The poet whose concerns about nature are global in reach is Snyder.

23. The poet whose concerns about nature are global in reach is Walcott.

24. The technique that Warhol employed to achieve the commercial image was silkscreen.

25. Digital computers were first used widely in the 1950s.

26. Paz is representative of the postmodern poet’s concern with language.

27. Musical composition since the 1960s has been characterized by improvisation.

28. Paz is representative of the postmodern poet’s concern with nature.

29. Dillard suggests that nature is violent and merciless.

30. The most dramatic musical development in the area of electronic music was the invention of the synthesizer.

31. Pop art was born in England and flourished in the 1960s in New York.

32. Musical composition since the 1960s has been characterized by multiculturalism.

33. Since the 1960s, postmodernism has featured a pastiche of styles from former eras.

34. According to Wilson, the primary source for food and medicine is referred to as a nation’s