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This timeline is going to show the many ways that honesty has been portrayed whether through art, literature, film, and various other methods. Enjoy
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Ancient Indians used philosophical texts like the Vedas and Upanishads discuss truth as a fundamental virtue. -
The invention of the printing press allowed for more honest and widespread dissemination of knowledge and religious texts -
The woman in the painting is looking at a candle maybe she is looking at it to look for an honest look at herself to think about herself or something that may have happened. -
Was a philosopher who advocated for intellectual honesty and understanding reality clearly, free from illusions or false beliefs. -
This play explores the devastating effects of lies, deceit, and the struggle for truth and integrity under pressure. Showing why honesty is important -
Socrates was killed for not believing in the Gods of the state. Rather he chose to find his own belief and honest point of view -
John Staurt Mill was an English philosopher who recognized that honesty plays a key role because it builds trust and social cooperation -
Julia Margaret Cameron photographed people in their most natural and honest elements her is one of those photos -
Monet’s honesty isn’t about literal truthfulness or moral honesty—it’s about being truthful to perception and experience, showing the world as it genuinely appears in a fleeting moment. -
Cézanne’s honesty lies in his commitment to portraying the sitter’s character through form and color, reflecting the complexity beneath the surface. -
Explores themes of honesty and compassion in a harsh, unforgiving world. Highlights the honest emotions of its characters amidst social cruelty. -
This structure showcase their natural/honest textures and qualities rather than covering or disguising them. -
This book shows the truth and honesty of what racism, poverty, and dysfunction can do to a person. This honest memoir gives a glimpse pf what it was like back then. -
This diary tells an honest account of what Anne Frank had to go through. Getting really honest, emotional, and moral thoughts and feelings. -
This building famously exposes its pipes, ducts, and structural elements on the exterior. The exposure of the building gives it its sense of honesty as there is nothing to hide