Worldvew Timeline

By DischargerYL
  • The Beginning of the Classical Worldview
    500 BCE

    The Beginning of the Classical Worldview

    I feel this Painting represents this worldview because it is in front of the Greek Parthenon. The reason for this is that the Parthenon is connected to all of their gods which are a large part of their worldview.
  • Period: 500 BCE to 500

    The Classical Era

    This is the period of time when the Classical Worldview was most prominent.
  • The Beginning of the Medieval Worldview
    400

    The Beginning of the Medieval Worldview

    I think these symbols represent this worldview because the coat of arms was a major part of their society. This is because every knight , baron, lord, etc had their own coat of arms so people could recognize them, and depending of the coat of arms, the people would see them in that light.
  • Period: 400 to

    The Medieval Era

    This is the period of time when the Medieval Worldview was most prominent.
  • The End of the Classical Worldview
    500

    The End of the Classical Worldview

  • The Beginning of the Renaissance Worldview
    1400

    The Beginning of the Renaissance Worldview

    I think this painting represents this worldview. The reason for this is that when you think of Renaissance, you will most likely think of this painting. It was the most famous painting of its time and it definitely gives off the dark and gritty vibes that the Renaissance worldview had.
  • Period: 1400 to

    The Renaissance Era

    This is the period of time when the Renaissance Worldview was most prominent.
  • The End of the Renaissance Worldview

    The End of the Renaissance Worldview

  • The Beginning of the Enlightenment Worldview

    The Beginning of the Enlightenment Worldview

    I feel like this symbol best represents this worldview purely because peace was a big part of the worldview. The people during this time strived towards peace and the long term effects of the things that they did.
  • Period: to

    The Enlightenment Era

    This is the period of time when the Enlightenment Worldview was most prominent.
  • The Beginning of the Romantic Worldview

    The Beginning of the Romantic Worldview

    I think that this painting represents this worldview because it looks as if he is looking out into the world, to be free of his current life. In my opinion, this painting also exudes a type of sadness and regret and it makes me aware of those emotions in me.
  • Period: to

    The Romantic Era

    This is the period of time when the Romantic Worldview was most prominent.
  • The End of the Enlightenment Worldview

    The End of the Enlightenment Worldview

  • The Beginning of the Victorian Worldview

    The Beginning of the Victorian Worldview

    This painting is just the perfect example of the victorian worldview. This is because it just oozes formality and everyone looks really uptight in this painting.
  • Period: to

    The Victorian Era

    This is the period of time when the Victorian Worldview was most prominent.
  • The End of the Romantic Worldview

    The End of the Romantic Worldview

  • The End of the Medieval Worldview

    The End of the Medieval Worldview

  • The End of the Victorian Worldview

    The End of the Victorian Worldview

  • The Beginning of the Modern Worldview

    The Beginning of the Modern Worldview

    In this painting, it looks like these children are taking an angel away. In my opinion, this is reminiscent of how they stopped including religion in school.
  • Period: to

    The Modern Era

    This is the period of time when the Modern Worldview was most prominent.
  • The Beginning of the Post-Modern Worldview

    The Beginning of the Post-Modern Worldview

    This painting shows a bunch of scrap metal crushing a person. I interpret this as how our technology is making us lazy and our technology is a huge part of our daily lives and how we view our world around us.
  • Period: to

    The Post-Modern Era

    This is the period of time when the Post-Modern Worldview was most prominent.
  • The End of the Modern Worldview

    The End of the Modern Worldview

  • The End of the Post-Modern Worldview

    The End of the Post-Modern Worldview