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This paper examines current status of art in society from the perspective of ‘Yin and Yang’ philosophy (Chinese Philosophy of Change) by using the notion of ‘the power of art’ as a critical lens to ... is no longer what Kant believes, that art becomes aesthetically pure only when it appears ‘as if it were a mere product of nature’. On the contrary, art has broader and complex political and ethical
In the early days of the founding of New China, there was an international situation with close political contact between China and the Soviet Union. I still remember the title of “Big Brother of the ... the Soviet Union”, which shows the political and cultural exchange and blending between these two countries. In the film industry culture, Soviet films and their unique musical melodies and content
, families, and countries. National identity is more a kind of sense, but if we use it in rational political philosophy, such as Confucianism, it can promote the development of democracy of a country. ... and incorporate the civilians of Tianxia (天下) into the blueprint of the country. This is the expression of “humanity” (仁 ren) in the political philosophy of Confucianism. The tributary system starting
with political philosophy and contains two articles related to this research area. It begins with Huang Chun-chieh’s contribution, which focuses on East Asian discourses and interpretations of the ... follows the assumption that the concept of national identity can be used as a tool for democratization when applied within the framework of a rational political philosophy such as Confucianism. The second
in China. This was due to political reasons, namely the fall of the Ming dynasty (1368–1644) and the rejection of the ideas of the Ming prince under the Qing (1644–1911/12). Another reason was the ... philosophy, Chinese music was treated as an allegedly static music-historical phenomenon. This has led to many misunderstandings. Although the name ‘Zhu Zaiyu’ appeared frequently in various treatises, the
engaging in direct political activism, many aid group members viewed helping draft dodgers and deserters immigrate as a form of war resistance.5 Exile groups consisted entirely of American immigrants and ... were usually defined by their members’ continued identification as Americans in exile. Some, like the aid groups, focused on helping Americans adjust to life in Canada. Others also emphasized political
representation and the impact of stereotypes on both Native Hawaiian identity and public views of Native Hawaiians is scarce. This paper uses political cartoons, travel ephemera, film footage, and various forms of ... knowledge of Hawaiʻi is little to none, so you are looking forward to learning more about the “Paradise of the Pacific.”2 Your first exposure to Hawaiian political, cultural, and financial affairs comes from
ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 642, no. 1 (2012), 43–60. 8 Erica Lorraine Williams, “Women’s Studies and Sexuality Studies at HBCUs: The Audre Lorde Project at Spelman ... the domestic sphere, received little help from white feminist movements, and were later forced to form their own Black feminist resistance against heterosexist, male-dominated schools and political
method of life intuition and integrally represent the “uncertainty” of literature, reality and even philosophy. In an interview, Mo Yan explained how he had made a play into a chapter of his novel Frog (蛙 ... for the drama script Brocade Clothing (锦衣) and the poems. This is probably the kind of artistic philosophy that has been distilled from ordinary lives by means of the writer’s life intuition. In The
Black culture on a personal and communal level. The personal, political, economic, and cultural are all expressed in these culinary texts. Scholarship and the continued practice of African American ... , ed. Eric Foner and Lisa McGirr (Temple University Press, 2011), 400-401. 3 Jacquelyn Dowd Hall, “The Long Civil Rights Movement and the Political Uses of the Past,” The Journal of American History 91
Cheng Xiangzhan’s Wang Guowei’s Theory of yijing and Jingjie, published in Literature, History and Philosophy on No. 3, 2013. jingjie is ignored while emphasizing the extensiveness of its extension one ... jingjie in which everything is empty with the characteristic of a simple and ethereal beauty; the abstract philosophy in western style with heavy mysterious or speculative color and a clear and magnificent
This paper will outline three basic themes of Daoist philosophy: (a) Daoist non-anthropocentrism or the notion of dao 道(or tian dao 天道) (b) Daoist non-agency or wu wei 無為, and (c) the Daoist ... earth”, but have to follow the non-human rules of the earth and of tian dao. In accordance with this non-anthropocentric cosmology, Daoist philosophy, as well as ancient Chinese Philosophy in general
story of the “full-blooded” Korean child as a way to correct America’s failure in the war and mend their political relationship with South Korea. These children were the only remaining presence of the ... emotional and physical transformations, the media also used the children as a political tool to further advance Cold War sentiments within the United States. Comparing their lives in Korea to their lives in
system of entangled and coiled psychological structures (Zuo 2000) ; or the individual’s identification with the country to which he or she belongs, the political system, cultural traditions, and values ... weaker sense of “Chinese” identity. “Identity” is one of the least-established concepts in the social sciences, but it has important implications for understanding political paradigm shifts and the
cartoon culture have helped the Chinese Communist Party transform its perception of the public: from "target audience" to "encourage the audience," which improves the efficiency of China’s political ... weakening, which may lead to a country’s political operation being influenced or even controlled by other factors abroad. No matter their views, the evidence presented in this section suggests that scholars
surveillance culture in China and civic instruction through public address. Second, I examine them within a longer, well-known history of Taoist philosophy that positions man in relationship to the cosmos ... questions put forward. I consider mediated soundscapes along four axes of analysis. First, I contextualise such sonic atmospheres within a longer, wellknown history of Taoist philosophy that positions humans
political campaign for secession and subsequent sovereignty. This paper will first examine the nation-state project in the Confederate States of America under Jefferson Davis. Second, it will examine the ... American identities, and how these in turn shaped the political philosophy of Mississippi Senator Jefferson Davis. A staunch proponent of slavery and states’ rights, Davis would come to lead a nation state
take upon themselves aspects of Anglo-Christian ‘civilization,’ they should do so under their own political autonomy rather than being led by Europeans or African Americans.25 While this does somewhat
. 1260); accounts of how collections are lost, such as those by Li Qingzhao李清照(1084–c. 1155), Zhou Mi周密(1232–c. 1298), and Yuan Haowen元好问 (1190–1257); memoirs of cities in the aftermath of political
and natural than those of the stage drama.” (Zhou and Wang 1992) In The Philosophy of Yingxi, Ruan Yicheng also pointed out, “(1) films are beyond space and time; (2) films are surrealist;(3) films ... , Qiao Hua) , 265 . Beijing: China Book Bureau. Marx . 1971 . Preface and Introduction to the Critique of Political Economy. The Bureau of Compilation of the Works of Marx, Engels, Lenin and Stalin of the