Michael Kampen-O'Riley, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania
©2007 | Pearson
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For Non-Western Art, Humanities, or Culture and Religion courses.
This one-volume survey provides students with detailed and systematic coverage of Non-Western art via coverage of the cultural and ideological contexts in which art was created.
Michael Kampen-O’Riley created this text to serve as the market’s first dedicated survey of Non-Western art. Rather than mere descriptions of the various styles, Kampen-O’Riley provides detailed analysis of each major style within its cultural context, through which students can derive the meaning of works of art in each style. The text also provides students with an efficient educational tool with which to study art from nearly two thirds of the world.
Q. How to you address material related to differnt relligions and cultures?
A. Cultural and ideological context—The text provides students with a view of the unity of thought and visual forms in each culture.
Coverage of how religious and philosophical ideas have been illustrated in the arts of a culture—This coverage provides students with the background and inspiration for specific pieces or genres of art.
Q. How do you cover Asian art in your course?
A. NEW—Expanded coverage of Asian art—The text was expanded to include a new chapter on the history of art in western and central Asia.
Analyses of important individual works—Detailed coverage of specific works enables students to understand the ideology and style of the art as it was viewed and used by its original audiences.
Vast subject in one volume—This comprehensive text permits students to purchase one comprehensive text rather than the several usually needed to cover the subject exhaustively.
Keyed monument illustrations—Give students a walk-through that replicates the experience of seeing the original works of art.
Color photographs and illustrations—Draw students into the subject with realistic representations of key buildings and structures.
NEW—A revised introduction—The new introduction better addresses theories of defining non-western art.
NEW—Updated coverage of pre-Columbian and Native American art—The text reflects new developments in the fields of pre-Columbian and Native American art.
NEW—A fresh reorganization of content—The order of the chapters has been revised so that the text now begins with western and central Asia and ends with the Americas.
NEW—Increased diversity—All but one chapter includes Colonial and Post-Colonial material (The West and Central Asia chapter ends with coverage of the 16th century).
NEW—A contemporary slant—In response to reviewers’ comments, more contemporary art is included, particularly from North America.
NEW—New visuals—A new detailed map of the Southwestern United States lends more clarity to the section devoted to this area.
1: Introduction: Art beyond the West
ART HISTORY AND ART BEYOND THE WEST
ART AND CULTURAL VALUES
HISTORY AND THE SACRED
Terminology and the Glossary
2: Western and Central Asia
THE SASANIAN PERSIANS AND EARLY ISLAM
BYZANTIUM AND THE UMAYYAD CALIPHATE
THE ABBASID CALIPHATE (750–1258)
IRAN AND CENTRAL ASIA
ANATOLIA AND THE OTTOMAN TURKS (1453–1574)
3: India and Southeast Asia
THE INDUS VALLEY
BUDDHIST ART
HINDU ART
JAIN ART AND ARCHITECTURE
ISLAMIC INDIA
COLONIAL INDIA
4: China
TIME CHART
THE NEOLITHIC PERIOD (C. 7–2250 BCE)
HE XIA DYNASTY (C. 2205–1700 BCE) AND
THE PERIOD OF WARRING STATES (480–221 BCE)
AND THE QIN DYNASTY (221–206 BCE)
THE HAN DYNASTY (206 BCE–220 CE)
THE PERIOD OF DISUNITY: SIX DYNASTIES (220–589 CE)
THE SUI DYNASTY (589–618 CE) AND
THE TANG DYNASTY (618–907 CE)
THE FIVE DYNASTIES (907–960) AND THE
THE YUAN Painting
THE MING DYNASTY (1368–1644)
THE QING DYNASTY (1644–1911)
MODERN CHINA (FROM 1911)
5: Japan and Korea
THE JOMON PERIOD (C. 12,/10,500–300 BCE)
AND YAYOI PERIOD (300 BCE–300 CE)
THE KOFUN PERIOD (300–710 CE)
KOREA: THE THREE KINGDOMS PERIOD
(57 BCE–688 CE)
THE ASUKA PERIOD (552–645 CE) AND
THE HEIAN PERIOD (794–1185)
KORYO KOREA (918–1392) AND KAMAKURA
PERIOD (1185–1333)
THE MUROMACHI (ASHIKAGA) PERIOD (1392–1573)
THE MOMOYAMA PERIOD (1573–1615)
THE TOKUGAWA (EDO) PERIOD (1615–1868
THE MEIJI RESTORATION (1868–1912)
THE MODERN PERIOD (FROM 1912)
6: The Pacific
AUSTRALIA
MELANESIA
MICRONESIA
POLYNESIA
7: Africa
AFRICAN PREHISTORY
SOUTHERN AFRICA
EAST AFRICA
CENTRAL AFRICA
WEST AFRICA
THE AFRICAN DIASPORA AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN
FOLKLORE ART
8: The Americas
SOUTH AMERICA: THE CENTRAL ANDES
TIME CHART SOUTH AMERICA
MESOAMERICA
TIME CHART MESOAMERICA
Preclassic Art: The Olmecs
Classic Art
Postclassic Art
NORTH AMERICA
TIME CHART NORTH AMERICA
NATIVE AMERICAN ART IN THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY
9: Art without Boundaries
THE NEW GEOGRAPHY
THE NEW INTERNATIONALISM
EXPRESSING NEW GEOGRAPHIES AND IDEOLOGIES
IDEOLOGY AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT
“RETURNEE” ARTISTS
ARTISTS AND THE STATE
EAST AND WEST
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