CHINESE AND KOREAN ART BEFORE 1279
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Read chapter 10 of CHINESE AND KOREAN ART BEFORE 1279 Examine the guang (fig. 10 5) and consider how its iconography may have related to
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Read chapter 10 of CHINESE AND KOREAN ART BEFORE 1279
Examine the guang (fig. 10 5) and consider how its iconography may have related to a ritual-oriented culture in Bronze Age China.
Summarize the main tenets of Confucianism. Then select a work from the chapter that gives visual form to Confucian philosophy and explain how it does so.
Select one of the Song-era Chinese landscape paintings included in the chapter and explain how it may embody Daoist ideals.
Compare and contrast the Chinese seated Guanyin bodhisattva (FIG. 10 19) and the Korean bodhisattva seated in meditation (FIG. 10 27). Define the meaning of bodhisattva, and examine how the artists gave visual expression to the deity s attributes.
Based on examples illustrated in the chapter, identify parallel developments in painting and sculpture from the Han through the Song dynasty.
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