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Some Thoughts on the Artistic Taste of Calligraphy Works

Wen‐Feng Qi

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The taste and class of a calligraphy work is a controversial topic,and is hard to perceive for learners and those who try to appreciate it.The taste in a calligraphy work is closed related to the moral quality of the author.Excellent calligraphy works,though may differ in aesthetics,style,and forms,are consistent in pursuing truth,goodness,and beauty.

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The taste and class of a calligraphy work is a controversial topic,and is hard to perceive for learners and those who try to appreciate it.The taste in a calligraphy work is closed related to the moral quality of the author.Excellent calligraphy works,though may differ in aesthetics,style,and forms,are consistent in pursuing truth,goodness,and beauty.

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The taste and class of a calligraphy work is a controversial topic,and is hard to perceive for learners and those who try to appreciate it.The taste in a calligraphy work is closed related to the moral quality of the author.Excellent calligraphy works,though may differ in aesthetics,style,and forms,are consistent in pursuing truth,goodness,and beauty.

Key concepts: Calligraphy, Taste, Aesthetics, Beauty, Style (visual arts), Psychology, Class (philosophy), Quality (philosophy)

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