Course Outline

COURSE OUTLINE
In
RESEARCH IN LANGUAGE
(SEEL 114)
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course develops the students’ ability to appreciate, analyse, and critique
works of art. Through interdisciplinary and multimodal approaches, this course
equips students with a broad knowledge of the practical, historical, philosophical ,
and social relevance of the arts. The course also develops students’ competency in
researching and curating art as well as conceptualizing, mounting, and evaluating
art productions. The course aims to develop students’ genuine appreciation for
Philippine arts by providing them opportunities to explore the diversity and
richness and their rootedness in Filipino culture (CMO No. 20, series of 2013).
OBJECTIVES
At the end of the semester, the students should be able to:
1. State the values of the Vision, Philosophy, Mission, and Goals of the
University;
2. Learn and apply the basic knowledge of visual arts and performing arts
activities;
3. Be familiar with local arts , providing the aesthetic satisfaction and
increased understanding of contemporary trends;
4. Compose various visual and performing arts integrating the values of
creativeness and beauty.
5. Cultivate positive values like positive attitude, discipline, and
excellent performance to both visual and performing arts.
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
1. Enrollment in the Google Classroom and Facebook Group page

2. Accomplish all activities and tasks in this module and submit in
Google Classwork as assigned.
3. Take and pass quizzes, and the required major examinations via
Google Forms and via uploaded pen and paper tests in messenger
group chat and/ or email.
GRADING SYSTEM
Midterm Grade = Class Standing 60% + Midterm Exam 40%
 Class Standing = Activities – 35% + Summative tests – 25%

Midterm Exam = 40%
Final Grade = Midterm Grade 40% + Final Term Grade 60%
 Final Term Grade= Class Standing 60% + Final Exam 40%

Activities = 35%
Summative tests = 25%
Final Exam = 40%
COURSE CONTENT
MODULE 1. THE NATURE OF ART

Lesson 1 Defining Art
Lesson 2 Assumption of Arts
Lesson 3 Scope and forms of Arts
Lesson 4 Functions of Arts
MODULE 2. ART PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY
Lesson 1 Philosophy of art

Lesson 2 Ancient civilization art
Lesson 3 Art Movements: Renaissance to Realism
Lesson 4 Art Movements: Symbolism to Expression
Lesson 5 Modern and Contemporary Art Movements
MODULE 3. ART REPRESENTATIONS
Lesson 1 The Art Subject

Lesson 2 Methods of Presenting Art Subjects
Lesson 3 The Art of Curation
MODULE 4. THE VISUAL ARTS
Lesson 1 Types of Visual Arts

Lesson 2 Elements in the Visual Arts
Lesson 3 Principles of Design
Lesson 4 Mediums in the Visual Arts
MODULE 5. THE PERFORMING ARTS
Lesson 1 Types and Genres
Lesson 2 Elements in the Performing Arts
Lesson 3 Famous Artists and their Works
MODULE 6. SOULMAKING
Lesson 1 The Process of Art Making and Acts of

Appropriation
Lesson 2 Indigenous Arts in the Philippines
REFERENCES
References:
Bascara, L. (2006). Humanities: and the digital arts. Rex Book Store
Batallones, B. (2014). Arts: across time and borders. Books Atbp. Publishing Corp.
Cabasaan, W. (2014). Humanities: Philosophy & history of arts. Jimczyville

Publications
CaslibJr, B., Garing, D. &Casaul, J. 2018. Rex Book Store
Custodiosa A. Sanchez, Paz F. Abad, et. al. (2012). Introduction to the

Humanities. 6th Edition. Manila, Phils.: Rex Book Store.
Kleiner, Fred s. 2012. Gardner’s Arts through the ages: A Concise History of
Western Arts, 3rd ed,
Marcos, L. (2010). Introduction to the humanities & visual performance arts.

Mindshapers Co., Inc.
Menoy, J. (2014). Introduction to the humanities: A holistic approach. Books Atbp.

Publishing Corp.
Perez, Cayas&Narciso. Alampat. 2013 An Introduction to Art Appreciation
Regadio, C. (2013). Art Appreciation: Introductory reading on humanities focus on

Philippine art scene. Books Atbp. Publishing Corp.
Tabotabo, C. (2010). Art appreciation: Introduction to the humanities.

Mindshapers Co., Inc.
Online Sources:
Bostic, M.Q. (2013). Art is an expression. Retrieved from

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/513fe98fe4b0878d799c4329/t/
517af090e4b09687e97e81bb/1367011472925/bostic_part+3.pdf
Dale Jacquette (2014) Art, Expression, Perception and Intentionality, Journal of
Aesthetics and Phenomenology, 1:1, 63-90, DOI: 10.2752/205 39 339
XX14005942183973
Gabler, J. (2013). What is classical music? Retrieved from

https://www.classicalmpr.org/story/2013/10/15/what-is-classical-music
Levinson, J. (2016). Aesthetics of Music. Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

Retrieved from https://www.rep.routledge. com/articles/thematic/ music-
aesthetics-of/v-1
Nery, I. & Cruz, B. (2018). Introduction to Art Appreciation: A Textbook in

Humanities [e-book]. Retrieved from
http://jtcapublishing.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/COMBINED-PDF-FILE-FOR-
ART-APPRECIATION.pdf
Sayre, H.M. (2016). A World of Art 8 th edition [e-book]. Retrieved from

https://www.pdfdrive.com
The ultimate guide on different art mediums (n.d.). Artdex [web log]. Retrieved
from https://www.artdex.com/blog/art-guide/the-ultimate-guide-on-
different-art-mediums/
Tolliver, D. (2020). 10 iconic pieces of classical music. Retrieved from

https://www.allclassical.org/10-iconic-pieces-of-classical-music/
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COSTALES VANESSA P. CAYABYAB CEDRIC ANTHONY E. OCHOCO
Instructor/Professor Program Chair Dean/Director

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COURSE OUTLINE

At the end of the semester, the students should be able to:

1. Enrollment in the Google Classroom and Facebook Group page

 Class Standing = Activities – 35% + Summative tests – 25%

Final Grade = Midterm Grade 40% + Final Term Grade 60%

 Final Term Grade= Class Standing 60% + Final Exam 40%

MODULE 1. THE NATURE OF ART

MODULE 2. ART PHILOSOPHY AND HISTORY

Lesson 1 Philosophy of art

MODULE 3. ART REPRESENTATIONS

Lesson 1 The Art Subject

MODULE 4. THE VISUAL ARTS

Lesson 1 Types of Visual Arts

Lesson 1 The Process of Art Making and Acts of

Cabasaan, W. (2014). Humanities: Philosophy & history of arts. Jimczyville

CaslibJr, B., Garing, D. &Casaul, J. 2018. Rex Book Store

Custodiosa A. Sanchez, Paz F. Abad, et. al. (2012). Introduction to the

Marcos, L. (2010). Introduction to the humanities & visual performance arts.

Menoy, J. (2014). Introduction to the humanities: A holistic approach. Books Atbp.

Perez, Cayas&Narciso. Alampat. 2013 An Introduction to Art Appreciation

Regadio, C. (2013). Art Appreciation: Introductory reading on humanities focus on

Tabotabo, C. (2010). Art appreciation: Introduction to the humanities.

Bostic, M.Q. (2013). Art is an expression. Retrieved from

Gabler, J. (2013). What is classical music? Retrieved from

Levinson, J. (2016). Aesthetics of Music. Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

Nery, I. & Cruz, B. (2018). Introduction to Art Appreciation: A Textbook in

Sayre, H.M. (2016). A World of Art 8 th edition [e-book]. Retrieved from

Tolliver, D. (2020). 10 iconic pieces of classical music. Retrieved from

Prepared by: Recommending Approval: Approved:

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