Selected topics in Canadian culture and visual arts 15-KISK-KAN-11
This course aims to study the Canadian culture that was formed as a result of the process of the development of Canadian society and a distinctive Canadian identity and regionalism. The term culture embraces many concepts: both “high” and “popular” culture, culture of achievements and a culture as a way of life, and they all will be looked at and given examples of, ranging from the visual arts and architecture through films and sport. The main focus will be on visual arts and different periods will discussed starting from the colonial to contemporary post-modern art (e.g. Academism, Group of 7, Emily Carr, Automatists, Group of 11) with a view to realizing the relation between historical contexts and the way they fashion worldview.
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Bibliography
Pryke, K. G., and Soderlund, W. C. 2003. Profiles of Canada. Toronto: Canadian Scholar's Press; Vance, F. Jonathan. 2011. A History of Canadian Culture. Oxford University Press; McSorley, Tom (ed.). 2009. Nowe Kino Kanadyjskie. korporacja ha! Art.: Kraków; Bucholtz, Mirosława and Eugenia Sojka. 2010. Państwo- Naród- Tożsamość w dyskursach narodowych Kanady. Kraków: Universytas; Rycerska, Izabella. 2003. Grupy Narodowe i etniczne w systemie politycznym Kanady. Kielce: Wydawnictwo Akademii Świętokrzyskiej; Kasoff, Mark and Patrick James. 2013. Canadian studies in New Millennium. Toronto; Toronto University Press; Reid, Dennis. 2012. A Concise History of Canadian Painting. Don Mills, Ontario, Canada: OUP; Harper, John Russell. 2011. Painting in Canada: A History. Toronto; Toronto University Press.
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