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11.4 Life & Culture Cornell Notes Daily Quiz BW-feudalism? Class Notes Key Questions Reading Notes ? 11.4-Language & Literature . -Education -Philosophy Science Art & Architecture Summary: Answer the SWBAT (Target Matrix) in 3-5 sentences. With supportive evidence. Cornell Notes Daily Quiz BW-feudalism? Class Notes vocab Video Notes x2 (Inferno & Art) Article Q’s Obj. Review

Bell Work: List 3 factors that Led to the decline of Feudalism Ch.11.4 Bell Work: List 3 factors that Led to the decline of Feudalism

vernacular 7 Liberal Arts Scholasticism Summa Theologica gargoyle Ch. 11.4 Vocab vernacular 7 Liberal Arts Scholasticism Summa Theologica gargoyle flying buttress reliquary

Ch. 11.4 Objective 1: Dante & Chaucer The Divine Comedy Wrote in Italian dialect Criticized contemporary society Chaucer: Canterbury Tales Wrote in Middle English dialect Made fun of English society & Clergy Similarities: Both writers wrote in vernacular Used fun writing forum to make fun of society. Make use of religious themes & ideas.

Ch. 11.4 Contributions of Abelard & Aquinas Scholasticism: reconcile Christian faith with reason Aristotle: Arrive at conclusions by rational thought not by faith. Contradicted teachings of the church and upset Christian theologians. Peter Abelard- Sic et Non/ Yes and No. Raised questions about church doctrine. Questions about quotations of scripture from the bible, decrees of the pope, and writings of the church philosophers. Thomas Aquinas- Summa Theologica attempted to reconcile Aristotle with the doctrines of the church summary of all knowledge on a given subject.

Dark interiors could be gloomy Few windows made the churches stuffy. Drawbacks of Romanesque Gothic Modifications Dark interiors could be gloomy Few windows made the churches stuffy. Relief sculptures & frescoes were not somber enough for religious buildings. Pointed Arches Tall Spires Larger Windows High Walls Stained-glass windows

Ch. 11.4 1. troubadours’ songs 2. national epics 3. fabliaux 4. dramas a. made use of biblical subjects b. featured rhyming verses c. mocked chivalry d. told love stories e. told heroic legends f. were comedic g. included morality plays

11.4 Videos Gothic Art: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSAEeu4hr0c