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Changes in City Vogue and Individuation Styles of Calligraphy in the Late Ming Dynasty

Sheng Wenzhong

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The late Ming Dynasty is a noticeable one in the feudal age. With the development of the city's life and the changes of consumption idea, great changes took place and the tradition social morals was challenged. All these hit the current culture idea, which made the calligraphy individualized.

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The late Ming Dynasty is a noticeable one in the feudal age. With the development of the city's life and the changes of consumption idea, great changes took place and the tradition social morals was challenged. All these hit the current culture idea, which made the calligraphy individualized.

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The late Ming Dynasty is a noticeable one in the feudal age. With the development of the city's life and the changes of consumption idea, great changes took place and the tradition social morals was challenged. All these hit the current culture idea, which made the calligraphy individualized.

Key concepts: Calligraphy, Feudalism, Individuation, Consumption (sociology), Aesthetics, History, Ancient history, Art

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