A.   examines the unique nature of individual experience within an agrarian society & focuses on matters such as collective action

B.   examines the unique nature of individual experience within an indifferent universe & focuses on matters such as human freedom, choice and personal responsibility

C.   none of the answers

A.   expresses what becomes the Existentialist motto or creed: “Existence precedes Essence” & argues we alone are responsible for our choices

B.   expresses what becomes the Existentialist motto or creed: “Essence is the Authentic” & argues that our social institutions are responsible for our being and morality

C.   none of the answers

D.   expresses what becomes the Existentialist motto or creed: “Essence precedes Existence” &argues that our social institutions are responsible for our being and morality

A.   none of the answers

B.   an imagined future where science reigns supreme

C.   an imagined place or state of things in which everything is perfect

D.   relating to or denoting an imagined state or society where there is great suffering or injustice

A.   none of the answers

B.   Defines as a character who fulfills the conventional heroic attributes of the great Epic Heroes of antiquity and represents the best traits of the modern culture

C.   Defined as a character who lacks conventional heroic attributes, is deprived of traditional values and religious beliefs, bears the burden of freedom and the total responsibility for his actions

D.   Defined as a character who is submissive and weak and must be ennobled by taking part in the archetypal hero’s journey

A.   Only engaged in the traditional drama of antiquity that explored the absurdities of life

B.   Abandoned Classical theater, rejected traditional dramatic structure and traditional modes of character development

C.   Abandoned Classical theater and focused in on live entertainment that emphasized the benefits of modern technology on an individual’s life

D.   none of the answers

A.   none of the answers

B.   Sees a world of scientific enlightenment

C.   Sees a world of spiritual deterioration

D.   Sees a world of spiritual regeneration

A.   expressed quantum physics’ description of the universe as a series of continuously shifting random patterns.

B.   paint was applied in a loose, free & instinctive manner that emphasized the physical gesture

C.   all of the answers

D.   Worked in oversized canvases and using oversized brushes

A.   Consists of painting that focused on figurative representations of modern life

B.   all of the answers

C.   Consists of paintings that emphasize the role of science and technology in urban life

D.   Consists of huge, iconic compositions derive sensuous power from the subtle interaction of the rich layers of paint & expressed the existential alienation of the postwar era

A.   none of the answers

B.   figures were robust and expressed the vivacious and communal aspect of modern life

C.   figures were haunting and spindly that symbolized solitude, anxiety, fear and isolation

D.   sculptures were made in the classical style of the Italian Renaissance

A.   credo was “hasta la vista” and led to designs that focused on creating illusion, such as infinity pools

B.   credo was “Less is more” and led to austere buildings

C.   credo was “More is more” and led to highly decorative architectural style

D.   all of the answers