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SCHOOL: ADVISORS: COMMITTEE MEMBERS: MPACT Status: Incomplete - Not_Inspected Title: COURT CALLIGRAPHY IN THE EARLY T'ANG DYNASTY
Abstract: "The purpose of this dissertation is to present a structural analysis of the calligraphic styles of the first master calligraphers at the court of the early T'ang dynasty: Ou-yang Hsun (557-641), Yu Shih-nan (558-638), and Ch'u Sui-liang (596-658). This account of calligraphic style is situated within a general inquiry into the political, social, and cultural conditions under which court calligraphy was produced. This involves two procedures. The first is the disclosure of the process of ideological valorization in which meaning was assigned to calligraphy through the organization of the determinate relations of its production. The second, which is undertaken after the actual stylistic analysis of the calligraphy in question, is the delineation of the existing traditions of calligraphic practice within and against which the court calligraphy of the early T'ang was produced. |
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- Dadong Wan - University of Hawaii (1994)