English for Art Historians (200,00 руб.)

Речевой материал текстов отражает богатство современного английского языка, представляет специальные языковые, речевые выражения, обороты, термины профессиональной речи. <...> Речевой материал тестов отражает боатство современноо анлийсоо языа, представляет специальные языовые, речевые выражения, обороты, термины профессиональной речи. <...> The program is supported by the major collections in Oxford, including the Ashmolean Museum, the Bodleian Library, the Pitt-Rivers Museum, the Museum of the History of Science, and Modern Art Oxford, as well as by the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art. <...> Within the University and more generally in Oxford, there are a series of organizations with connections to the study of the Visual Arts. <...> The internationally-renowned collections of Western Fine and Applied Arts and arts of other ancient and more modern civilizations provide excellent resources for studies of world visual heritages. 2. _________________ During term-time, staff, students and scholars from throughout the University and beyond attend the Departmental Seminar in the History of Art and the Art History Research Seminar, which is cosponsored by the Department with the Ashmolean Museum and Oxford Brookes University. <...> Various receptions and social evenings are also organized through the Department, and we ensure that our students have the opportunity to meet art historians from other institutions as well as elsewhere within the University. 6 In keeping with its interdisciplinary ethos, the Department also acts as a more general forum for the study of visual culture within the University, especially through the Centre for Visual Studies. <...> We play host as well each year to the Slade Professor of Fine Art, who is always a figure of international standing in the study of the visual arts. 3. ________________________________ The Centre, which is identical in its facilities and staff with the Department of the History of Art, provides the umbrella under which teaching (especially at postgraduate level) and research are conducted on a far wider range of visual material that is normally embraced by the Art History. 'Visual Studies' is potentially concerned with the visual analysis of anything that has been produced as a result of human artifice, ranging from a stained glass window to the latest computer graphics. <...> We know, as much by instinct as analysis, that a sixteenth-century book 'looks' different from a nineteenth-century one, that a nineteenth-century <...>