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DESCRIPTION:This presentation takes as its point of departure Pan Gongkai's recent attempts to develop a new  theory of the cultural specificity of Chinese brush-and-ink painting. It examines in detail his claim  that the development of this medium is owing to the uniqueness of literati culture, but suggests that  this culture, together with Chinese brush-and-ink, needs to be understood in terms of the Daoist  worldview which forms its point of departure. Accordingly, Prof. Tanke argues that the chief  differences between classical Chinese painting and classical Western painting are owing to  fundamental assumptions about the nature of reality.  
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SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:Brush-and-Ink: From East to West and Back Again
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