This document contains summaries of 51 academic papers or books published between 1976 and 2008 on topics related to Chinese poetry and painting from various dynasties. Each summary includes the title, author, publication information, and page numbers. The summaries are numbered 1 through 51 and provide brief highlights of the key findings or analyses from each work.
The document discusses Korean folk paintings of "Eight Views of Xiao-Xiang" from the 19th century housed in the Choson Folk Art Museum. It notes that while the original Chinese paintings were created by literati for personal appreciation, the Korean folk paintings were meant for public display and decoration. They used bold colors and strokes rather than subtle ink techniques. Additionally, the Korean paintings modified the traditional eight scenes, adding titles and stories reflecting Korean mythology. For example, one painting combines the themes of "Autumn Moon over Dongting" with "The Phoenix on a Chinese Parasol Tree". The document concludes the Korean paintings blended refinement from Chinese literati art with elements of popular Korean culture.
This document provides biographical and professional information about Dr. I Lo-Fen, including her educational background, areas of research expertise, publications, presentations, honors and awards. It contains her curriculum vitae, research summary, list of publications which includes academic books, book chapters, and journal articles. The document profiles Dr. Lo-Fen as a faculty member at Nanyang Technological University specializing in text and image studies, Su Shi studies, and East Asian literature.
This document contains summaries of 51 academic papers or books published between 1976 and 2008 on topics related to Chinese poetry and painting from various dynasties. Each summary includes the title, author, publication information, and page numbers. The summaries are numbered 1 through 51 and provide brief highlights of the key findings or analyses from each work.
The document discusses Korean folk paintings of "Eight Views of Xiao-Xiang" from the 19th century housed in the Choson Folk Art Museum. It notes that while the original Chinese paintings were created by literati for personal appreciation, the Korean folk paintings were meant for public display and decoration. They used bold colors and strokes rather than subtle ink techniques. Additionally, the Korean paintings modified the traditional eight scenes, adding titles and stories reflecting Korean mythology. For example, one painting combines the themes of "Autumn Moon over Dongting" with "The Phoenix on a Chinese Parasol Tree". The document concludes the Korean paintings blended refinement from Chinese literati art with elements of popular Korean culture.
This document provides biographical and professional information about Dr. I Lo-Fen, including her educational background, areas of research expertise, publications, presentations, honors and awards. It contains her curriculum vitae, research summary, list of publications which includes academic books, book chapters, and journal articles. The document profiles Dr. Lo-Fen as a faculty member at Nanyang Technological University specializing in text and image studies, Su Shi studies, and East Asian literature.
