On Historical Authenticity and Artistic Imagination through Model Films
Wenhong Zhang
Abstract
Wenhong Zhang
Abstract
Philosophically speaking, the reproduction of is ideal but impractical. A film does not attribute its success to the unity of historical authenticity and artistic authenticity, because the absolute and objective authenticity of has been thoroughly deleted. As there are diverse norms for judging the historical authenticity in films and history books, the success of a film on historical events lies inthe harmony between objective historical spirit and subjective artistic imagination.
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Philosophically speaking, the reproduction of is ideal but impractical. A film does not attribute its success to the unity of historical authenticity and artistic authenticity, because the absolute and objective authenticity of has been thoroughly deleted. As there are diverse norms for judging the historical authenticity in films and history books, the success of a film on historical events lies inthe harmony between objective historical spirit and subjective artistic imagination.
Key concepts: Harmony (color), Aesthetics, Imagination, Ideal (ethics), Reproduction, Literature, Art, Philosophy