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An individual analysis of relationship between literary theory and calligoaphy theory of ancient China

Wang Ju

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Although the Fu on Literature and A Manual of Calligraphy were different in content and written in different ages,they shared similarities in expression,style as well as views. The analysis of this individual case proves the internal relationship between literary theories and artistic theories in ancient China.

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Although the Fu on Literature and A Manual of Calligraphy were different in content and written in different ages,they shared similarities in expression,style as well as views. The analysis of this individual case proves the internal relationship between literary theories and artistic theories in ancient China.

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Although the Fu on Literature and A Manual of Calligraphy were different in content and written in different ages,they shared similarities in expression,style as well as views. The analysis of this individual case proves the internal relationship between literary theories and artistic theories in ancient China.

Key concepts: Calligraphy, Expression (computer science), China, Style (visual arts), Literature, Writing style, Literary theory, History

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