Zen and the Calligraphic Idea that People from the Song Dynasty Advocate the Meaning
Bin Song
Abstract
Bin Song
Abstract
Zen and the Calligraphy have a close relationship, which is best repre sented by the idea that people from the Song Dynasty advocate the meaning. From the relation between Zen and Advocacy of the Meaning, and the calligraphist who uphold the Meaning, we can get that Zen has a great influence on the formation o f upholding the Meaning.
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Zen and the Calligraphy have a close relationship, which is best repre sented by the idea that people from the Song Dynasty advocate the meaning. From the relation between Zen and Advocacy of the Meaning, and the calligraphist who uphold the Meaning, we can get that Zen has a great influence on the formation o f upholding the Meaning.
Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Calligraphy, Relation (database), Original meaning, Aesthetics, Sociology, Linguistics, Philosophy