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Pictures of Tilling and Weaving
Pictures of Tilling and Weaving 評價
網友滿意度：
什麼樣的情況，能在窄小的房間
感受大地的寬廣、天空的遼闊
歷史時間亙古更迭?
這就是我喜歡閱讀的原因。
尤其是文學。
只有閱讀的內容、設定，
能讓人暫時跳脫現實的重複與煩悶
某方面來說也是殺時間的好辦法啦XD
由書中的世界關、思想來帶領自己
想都沒想過的事情、經歷和體驗
這次要跟大家推薦我愛不釋手的
Pictures of Tilling and Weaving
內容我就不大說了，相信書衣目錄的
介紹就能讓大家知道這是不是自己
的天菜囉!
另外附上博客來的折價卷
供諸君使用囉
博客來e-coupon傳送門
Pictures of Tilling and Weaving
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Around 1145 the Southern Song dynasty official Lou Shu inaugurated a genre known as pictures of tilling and weaving through the creation of a pair of paintings that depicted farming families cultivating grain and weaving silk cloth. Each pain ting scroll was devoted to illustrating one of forty-five discrete procedures employed in these processes, and each step was accompanied by a poem. The Pictures of Tilling and Weaving document scientific techniques of agrarian labor and provide commentary on Southern Song society and politics.
The original Pictures as designed by Lou Shu are lost, but this book through consideration of extant Southern Song and Yuan paintings offers a reconstruction of the earliest imagery. In reclaiming the original format of the Pictures, Roslyn Lee Hammers situates the paintings as works of art that engage with Song dynasty artistic practices as well as document the state of Song technology. She argues that these works participated in debates on earlier Northern Song reforms and these movements' validity for Southern Song society. Central to this argument is an analysis of the poems to the procedures of the Pictures of Tilling and Weaving. These poems, which have received little attention in previous scholarship on the Pictures, are translated in their entirety for the first time in a non-Asian language and are systematically analyzed to demonstrate the larger philosophical and political messages of the entire Pictures of Tilling and Weaving project. After establishing the initial import of the Pictures as conceived by Lou Shu, the book considers the appeal of the genre throughout the Song and Yuan dynasties, when the pain tings and poems were reconfigured by emperors, scholar-officials, and other elite members of society, deployed to comment on the legitimacy of conflicting political ideologies and on historical circumstances.
作者簡介
Roslyn Lee Hammers
Roslyn Lee Hammers is assistant professor of fine arts at the University of Hong Kong.
商品訊息簡述:
作者： Roslyn Lee Hammers
新功能介紹- 出版社：香港大學出版社
新功能介紹 - 出版日期：2011/09/01
- 語言：繁體中文
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