Or East Asian art history
I've been taking one of the western world. Learn about Roman architecture, Greek sculpture, etc.
just wondering if East Asian art history classes are around. If there were any significant advancements in various techniques of architecture etc. throughout the millenia.
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Chinese Art history classes? are there any?
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Posted 25 November 2005 - 05:54 PM
"the way has more than one name, and wise men have more than one method. Knowledge is such that it may suit all countries, so that all creatures may be saved..."
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Posted 25 November 2005 - 06:08 PM
The Art History class I took back in college had maybe at most 10 pages dedicated to East Asian art... that's 10 pages out of 400+ pages...
生為中國人,死為中國魂。
"You can believe in any god, as long as it's our God."
"You can believe in any god, as long as it's our God."
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Posted 26 November 2005 - 02:16 AM
TMPikachu, on Nov 25 2005, 02:54 PM, said:
Or East Asian art history
I've been taking one of the western world. Learn about Roman architecture, Greek sculpture, etc.
just wondering if East Asian art history classes are around. If there were any significant advancements in various techniques of architecture etc. throughout the millenia.
I've been taking one of the western world. Learn about Roman architecture, Greek sculpture, etc.
just wondering if East Asian art history classes are around. If there were any significant advancements in various techniques of architecture etc. throughout the millenia.
Well, they do exist, at least in my institution. But I'm not expecting too much out of those classes though. I'm hoping they aren't as bad as my dreaded "Chinese History" class with all the Westerncentric revisionist history and Westerncentric view (Chinese were isolated, closed off from the world, conservative, Confucian culture, made to obey and serve, sexist, blah blah blah) of Chinese history and all and worse, further perpetrated by a Chinese herself...
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