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He held a Danforth Teachers Grant while earning his doctor- ate. His publications include Shakespeare and the Dialectic of Certainty St. He was a Fulbright Research Scholar in Florence and Rome from through and received seven other major research grants during his career, as well as the Christian Lind- back Award for Distinguished Teaching. Professor Martin died in Source: The Michael C. Courtesy Bill Viola Studio. Overview The Humanities through the Arts, tenth edition, explores the humanities with an em- phasis on the arts.
Examining the relationship of the humanities to values, objects, and events important to people is central to this book. We make a distinction between artists and other humanists: Artists reveal values, while other humanists examine or reflect on values. It binds us together as a people by revealing the most important values of our culture. Our genre-based approach offers students the opportunity to understand the relationship of the arts to human values by examining, in-depth, each of the major artistic media.
