Art and the development of human culture, authored by: Shaker Abdulhamid

Art is based on its roots also in human nature, and it is also similar to a creative response that embodies those cognitive, perceptual, and emotional aspects developed from this nature. It can also be said that every human culture has its arts, and alongside its arts, there may be arts of others as well. These arts may be narrative arts (oral or written) or arts related to image making, engraving, singing, dancing, decoration, interior design, acting, faith performance, and other arts. Cultures have evolved over time through a composite or combined process that gathers in its fruits geography, climate, lifestyles, early spiritual beliefs, and social choices. As science has become in modern societies, the most important contributor to human cultures, it makes them more dynamic, transforming them into new forms, and in a new creative way that no one had imagined before. Number of pages: 310