The Weird Humanities Class Series: The Art Class of Michelangelo
- Humanities ClassAge 10+
- Categories:History, Geography & Culture Science, Nature & How it Works
- Language:Korean（Translation Services Available）
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- Publication Place:South Korea
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- Text Color:Full color
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Feature
★The students of the Weird Humanities Class go on an adventure in world history!
★Meet great people from world history in this weird and strange humanities class!
★The Weird Humanities Class series was written to instill the right moral values in children. The books are also designed to make it easy for children to approach the study of humanities. Inthese stories, children enter the world of major historical events in world history through the Weird Humanities Class, a space of fantasy and imagination, and seek an adventure with many great people from world history. In doing so, they learn how to solve various problems they face in their own life and come up with answers on their own. Reading these books, children will learn how to think for themselves and cultivate the right values.
10 titles:
The Book Class of the First Emperor of Qin- Why do we need to read books?
The Human Rights Class of Stowe- Why is the importance of human rights?
The Science Class of Nobel- A development of science is always good?
The Beauty Class of Cleopatra- Is being pretty a necessary condition for happiness?
The Media Class of Edison- What is the right role of Media?
The Money Class of Newton- How should we earn and spend money?
The Law Class of Gandhi- What makes a law just?
The War Class of Joan of Arc- Why is the importance of human rights?
The Art Class of Michelangelo- What is the art's role?
The History Class of Marie Antoinette- Who is the history's protagonist?
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- What is the art's role?
Written by Shin Yeonho l Illustrated by Cho Seungyeon Unlike his twin brother Jio, Taeo thinks art is boring and worthless. One day he meets a cat at the museum’s pagoda, and it leads him to Italy where the artist Michelangelo lives. Taeo’s mission is to help Michelangelo complete the Sistine chapel’s ceiling. Taeo hears that the Pope has fallen ill, which may prevent Michelangelo from completing the ceiling. As recommended by the cat, Taeo advices the Pope to “continue doing as before” and gradually the Pope recovers. As a result, Michelangelo can continue on his painting. Awestruck by Michelangelo’s art and other Roman works, Taeo comes to appreciate arts and understand his brother Jio.
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