Ready to start a creative journey through the universe of humanities? November is starting and we invite you to join our monthly challenge inspired by 'Monthly Prompt' from the INLEO project. For each day of the month we propose a different theme for you to explore with total creative freedom. Whether you are a scholar or simply passionate about literature, arts or social sciences, this is your space to share your reflections, creations and unique perspectives. Don't limit yourself! Creativity is infinite, so experiment, play with words, images, even sounds.... Share with us new ways of seeing the world, connecting with others and enriching your own worldview.
CALENDAR November month.
Friday 1. History of Ancient Philosophy - On Thought: How have the ideas of ancient philosophers influenced our current beliefs?
Saturday 2. Evolution of Human Language - On Communication: How has language shaped culture and society?
Sunday 3. The Great Literary Works of the Renaissance - On Renaissance: What can we learn from the worldview of Renaissance authors?
Monday 4. Impact of the Industrial Revolution on Society - On Progress: *What lessons can we draw from the social changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution?
Tuesday 5. Baroque Art: Aesthetics and Meaning - On Aesthetics: How can works of art change our perception of beauty?
Wednesday 6. Existentialist Philosophy: Major Thinkers - On Existence: What does it really mean to li-
Thursday 7. *The Influence of Greek Mythology on Modern Culture - Myths: How do ancient myths continue to impact our stories and values today?
Friday 8. Medieval Literature: Key Themes and Authors - On Tradition: How do medieval works reflect the concerns and values of their time?
Saturday 9. *Political Revolutions of the 20th Century - Change: What factors trigger a revolution and how do they affect its success?
Sunday 10. History of Classical Music - Harmony: How has classical music influenced other musical genres?
Monday 11. Enlightenment Philosophical Thought - On Reasoning: How has the Enlightenment shaped our modern view of science and morality?
Tuesday 12. Romantic Poetry and its Exponents - Emotion: How do Romantic poets channel emotions through their verse?
Wednesday 13. Gothic Architecture: Characteristics and Examples - Symbolism: What do Gothic cathedrals tell us about the spirituality of the time?
Thursday 14. Humanism in the Renaissance - Humanism: To what extent are humanist ideals still relevant today?
Friday 15. Contemporary Art History - Innovation: How do contemporary art movements reflect the challenges and changes of our time?
Saturday 16. Women in Philosophy: From Hypatia to Simone de Beauvoir - Equality: What is the legacy of women philosophers in the struggle for gender equality?
Sunday 17. Postcolonial Literature: Analysis and Critique - Identity: How do postcolonial authors express the tensions between tradition and modernity?
Monday 18. Artistic Movements of the 20th Century - Avant-garde: What role do avant-garde movements play in redefining art and culture?
Tuesday 19. Film History and its Cultural Impact - Narrative: How do films influence our perception of reality?
Wednesday 20. Ethics in Modern Philosophy - Morality: What ethical dilemmas are most relevant in our world today?
Thursday 21. The Role of Education in Social Construction - Formation: How can education transform entire societies?
Friday 22nd. Latin American Literature: Key Authors and Works - Heritage: What characteristics define Latin American literature and how do they reflect its cultural diversity?
Saturday 23rd. Science and Philosophy: Intersections and Debates - Knowledge: How do science and philosophy complement and challenge each other?
Sunday 24. Music as a Cultural Manifestation - Expression: How can music serve as a means of resistance and social change?
Monday 25. History of Democracy and its Challenges - Governance: What are the greatest challenges for democracy in the 21st century?
Tuesday 26. Great Scientific Discoveries and their Historical Context - Innovation: What impact have scientific discoveries had on everyday life and philosophical thought?
Wednesday 27. The Philosophy of Language and its Importance - Meaning: How does language influence our perception of reality?
Thursday 28th. Classical Theater and its Legacy - Dramaturgy: What lessons from classical theater are still relevant today?
Friday 29th. Artistic Avant-Garde and its Influence - Rupture: How have artistic avant-gardes challenged established norms?
Saturday 30. History and Evolution of Religions - Faith: How have religions evolved and what role do they play in modern society?
Remember that you can also participate in the initiative on INITIATIVE: The power of words that we have recently proposed and also now that we have the collaboration with the INLEO project and we have a delegation of LEOPOWER to encourage publications (posts and threads) in the community.
Remember:
You can create content on Humanitas in any type of format, it doesn't matter if you make it long-form written, short-form written, video, podcast or however you like to create content.
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- We do not tolerate plagiarism.
- Content in any language (if it is not in Spanish, please add the translation).
- Be sure to use good spelling.
- Use the tags: #humanitas and #initiative.
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- Comment on other entries.
- Invite others to participate in the initiative.
- Share via Threads your participation using the tag #humanitas.
- Share with others this initiative.
- Share your participation by X using the tag #humanitas.
What DApps can you use?
You can use any DApps to create your content, although we encourage you to explore all DApps for Hive content creation, we would like you to keep a special eye on the INLEO Frontend. By publishing your articles on INLEO, you will not only be contributing to our community, but you will also have the opportunity to have your content curated and receive rewards on LEOPOWER.
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REMEMBER!
We value originality and creativity in all your contributions. We want to foster a space where critical thinking and respectful debate are the norm. We have demonstrated that we can address complex and controversial issues with maturity and empathy. Our goal is to create an environment where we can build knowledge collaboratively, promoting dialogue and respect for different perspectives.
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