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In art criticism the word Baroque came to be used to describe anything
> irregular, bizarre, or otherwise departing from established rules and
> proportions. The term Baroque is a term used by philosophers during the
> Middle Ages to describe an obstacle in schematic logic.
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> Good–and how might we relate that definition to how the Baroque is seen in
> art, architecture, and music of the era?  Examples would be helpful.
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> Because the arts present such diversity within the Baroque period, their
> unifying characteristics must be sought in relation to the era’s broader
> cultural and intellectual tendencies, of which three are most important for
> their effect on the arts.
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> Can you offer some examples to illustrate what this means?
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> Here are some additional questions to student responses. If you could
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> include a reference to each question.
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> Question one is in red, question 2 is in purple. Ensure quality and good
> grammar, the professor has become very strict.

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As explained by Buelow (2004), the philosophers used the term Baroque to describe an obstacle in schematic logic. This definition can be linked to baroque is seen in art, music, and architecture of the era. During the baroque era, art was concentrated on the use of vivid colors, luxurious materials, hidden light sources, and contrasting surface textures to heighten sensual …

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