Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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What is visuality and visual perception? Distinguishing the figure and the figurative
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R1. Chapter 1: Round, Runway.
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2
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What is the relationship between art and visual perception?
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R2. Chapter 1.
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3
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Levels of sensation
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R1. Chapter 6: Painting and Sensation.
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4
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From structure to figure
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R1. Chapter 3: Athletics.
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5
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Image of woman
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R2. Chapter 3.
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6
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Man and animal
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R1. Chapter 4: Body, Flesh and Mind
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7
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Photo and picture
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R2. Chapter 5.
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8
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Hysteria, painting and eye
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R1. Chapter 7: Hysteria.
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9
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Visual and manual
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R1. Chapter 11: The Picture Before Painting.
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10
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Ad Image
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R2. Chapter 7.
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11
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Organic representation and the tactile-optical world
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R1. Chapter 14: Each Painter Summarizes His Own History of Painting.
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12
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Abstract painting, optical code and space
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R1. Chapter 12: Diagram
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13
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Color and strength. Black`s role
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R1. Chapter 16: A Note on Color.
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14
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Digital, tactile, manual and haptic
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R1. Chapter 17: Eye and Hand.
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Prerequisites
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Language of Instruction
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Turkish
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Responsible
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Res. Assist. Ali Gümülcine, Ph.D.
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Instructors
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Assistants
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Resources
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R1. Bacon, F. (2009). Duyumsamanın mantığı (Trans. Batukan, C ve Erbay, E.). Norgunk, İstanbul.
R2. Berger, J. (2016). Görme biçimleri (Trans: Salman, Y.), Metis, İstanbul.
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Supplementary Book
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Goals
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The aim of this course is to describe the relationship between art and visual perception.
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Content
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Visual and visual perception, art and visual perception, visual perception processes and problems according to art psychology constitute the content of this course.
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Program Learning Outcomes |
Level of Contribution |
1
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The student gets acquainted with the basic concepts and problems of art and painting art.
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3
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2
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The student has general information about the historical process of the painting art.
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2
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3
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The student is acquainted with the methods, techniques and tools of the painting art and applies them.
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4
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The student analyses and compares paintings of different historical periods in the light of different artistic concepts.
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5
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The student has the critical culture to follow the artistic problems and innovations of her/his age.
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3
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6
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The student develops professionally artistic and cultural projects.
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7
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The student has the skill of performing interdisciplinary studies.
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8
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The student has the study discipline, communion and responsibility of the workshop environment.
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9
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The student gets acquainted with the professional ethics and applies it.
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10
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The student makes a connection between the work of art and life, and applies it.
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3
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11
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The student presents and shares her/his artistic, cultural and intellectual opinions by means of modern mediums.
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3
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12
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The student has the awareness of life-long learning and the skill of applying it.
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13
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The student designs and applies unique works of art.
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14
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The student has the application knowledge to share and display her/his designs.
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15
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The student has the skills of conducting research regarding her/his field, reaching the resource, and interpreting assessing and using the knowledge.
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4
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