Assignment 10


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Plato

Plato was a Greek plhilosopher and is one of the most important figures of the Ancient Greek world and the entire history of Western thought.He worte a lot a books in form of dialogue and monologue.He wrote about very interesting topics that survived the time and are still studied. He wrote how a man can be in an universe in wich he can know himself(and opposite).He said that God saw everything in disorder,and desired that all should be like himself.He produced order out of disorder.That brought beauty in existence.So we shold copy what he has made in our lifes to change the disorder to order and the beauty is created.The Creator God takes the forms and fashion the universe but not the mankind,because his perfection causes him to stand apart from the created order.So he creates cosmos,and cosmos created the gods(Greek Pantheon),and the gods created mankind,animals are the lowest layer that are generated by mankind by reincarnation(a type of person ofter dies reincarnates onto a bird,...
Read more

Gulio Camillo

Giulio Camillo was a sixteenth-century Italian philosopher,is still remembered for his concept of the "Theater of Memory.". Camillo's Memory Theater is however a twisting of the arrangement of the genuine Vitruvian theater. His performance is based on the classical art of memory. In any case, his memory building is to speak to the request of interminable truth; in it the universe will be recollected through natural relationship of every one of its parts with their underlying order. The theatre resembles the ancient theatres. In ancient theatres the most sublime people sat in the lowest seat, also in this theatre the greatest and the most important things will be placed in the lowest row. The seven sections were divided according to the seven planets known at the time : The second grade of the performance center is extremely the principal day of creation, imaged as the dinner given by Ocean to the divine beings, the rising components of creation, here in their straigh...
Read more