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Appreciation of Chinese Calligraphy
The Journal of the Rutgers University Libraries, 2012 Calligraphy means "artistic writing." Writing involves written language and a written language involves a writing system. Of the world's existing writing systems, there are basically three different types: phonetic, as in English; syllabic, as in Japanese kana; and logographic.
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The Impact of Motor Imageries on Aesthetic Judgment of Chinese Calligraphy: An fMRI Study. [PDF]
Front Hum Neurosci, 2021 He M +7 more
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Different atmospheres : of Sloterdijk, China, and site [PDF]
This paper begins with an appreciation and critique of the remarkable work of Peter Sloterdijk which makes it possible to open up a number of issues concerning philosophy and its relation to the social sciences and humanities, most particularly ...
Thrift, N. J.
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A Confucian Perspective on Tertiary Education for the Common Good [PDF]
, 2018 Confucian education is best captured by the programme described in the Great Learning. Education is presented first as the process of self-cultivation for the sake of developing virtuous character. Self-cultivation then allows for virtue to be cultivated
Eh, Edmond
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Out of China: Monumental Porcelain [PDF]
, 2008 Working collaboratively with teams of local craftsmen in a Chinese manufactory in Jingdezhen, Aylieff has explored how technologies can be adapted to produce appropriate, original and unique contemporary sculptural expressions.
Aylieff, Felicity
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SAGE OpenCalligraphy is the treasure of traditional Chinese culture and it is ubiquitous in China. Because of the unique aesthetic characteristics of calligraphy, the difficulty of calligraphy teaching lies in the assessment of calligraphy works.
Xiaodong Huang, Chengche Qiao
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An Impossible Utopia: People’s Art and the Cultural Revolution
, 2014 The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution period of the People’s Republic of China (1966-1976) was crucial in the creation of modern-day China. The material culture of that period mirrors the turbulent political activity of students and the directives of
Reynolds, Molly E.
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, 2015 An installation commenting on the tragic death of a Chinese student studying at Wimbledon College of Arts and the historical relationship between China and Europe, referencing Orientalism, Chinoiserie and the Willow Pattern ...
Layzell, Richard
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Methods of Nature: Landscapes from the Gettysburg College Collection
, 2016 Methods of Nature: Landscapes from the Gettysburg College Collection is the third annual exhibition curated by students enrolled in the Art History Methods course.
Chason, Molly A. +5 more
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Qi-Wa, a problem that has plagued Chinese scrolls for millenniums
, 2013 Qi-Wa refers to the up curl on the lengths of handscrolls and hanging scrolls, which has troubled Chinese artisans and emperors for as long as the art of painting and calligraphy exists.
Chou, Ming-Han +4 more
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