Explain the Development of human rights principles during the Middle Ages .

Lasting value and influence of an early civilization (BCE)
***Strengths and limitations of feudalism in civilizing society
***Development of human rights principles during the golden ages of Greek and Roman
civilization
***Development of human rights principles during the Middle Ages
***Christianity as a political force in early Western society (pre-Reformation)
***Christianity as a political force during the Reformation
***Development of rule of law as a Western concept
***Development of the concept of the state during the Renaissance

To what extent do you believe that the United States as a nation follows the five basic principles? Does it follow any other principles? Does the addition of these other principles (if there are others) constitute an improvement over Humanitarian Ethics?

To what extent do you believe that the United States as a nation follows the five basic principles? Does it follow any other principles? Does the addition of these other principles (if there are others) constitute an improvement over Humanitarian Ethics? Why or why not? Answer all parts of this question in detail.

How did the invention of the camera alter the way we see paintings and other artwork created before the invention of photography?

essay about how we see and how the meaning of art has changed since the advent of mechanical reproduction.

2. When Berger originally wrote this essay book, he explained how the modern means of reproduction has destroyed art? What was modern, when he wrote this essay?

3. What current communication devices/tools of reproduction have accelerated this process?

4. How did the invention of the camera alter the way we see paintings and other artwork created before the invention of photography?

5. How does isolating a detail from a painting destroy the original meaning of the artwork?

6. Explain what Berger means when he says that the “art of the past no longer exists as it once did. Its authority is lost.”

What is your general interpretation of what Berger’s message is?