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1 Semester 1, 2017/18 (4 September 2 December 2017) Subject Code Subject Title CC5305 Special Topics in Literature and Art: Methodologies and Theoretical Perspectives for Chinese Art History Credit Value 3 Level 5 Instructor Time and Venue Objectives Intended Learning Outcomes Dr. Chien Li-kuei Mondays 18:30-21:30 / CF302 This course examines the history of Chinese art and archaeology from the Neolithic age to late imperial China. It provides a foundation of knowledge concerning Chinese art and archaeology and introduces students to a variety of academic perspectives to the study of this subject, especially those developed in English-language scholarship. Students will learn to think critically about the elements of Chinese art and the relationship between art history and Chinese history more broadly conceived. The students will be able to 1. gain fundamental knowledge of Chinese art and archaeology 2. grasp issues in the scholarly study of Chinese art and archaeology 3. critically discuss the history of Chinese art and archaeology Subject Synopsis/ Indicative Syllabus 1. Introduction to Chinese art history and archaeology I: From the Neolithic age to the Qin and Han Readings: Michael Sullivan, Before the Dawn of History, The Shang Dynasty, The Zhou Dynasty, The Period of the Warring States, The Qin and Han Dynasties, in The Arts of China (Berkeley; Los Angeles; London: University of California Press, 1999), 1-12, 13-32, 33-42, 43-59, ( 蘇立文, 中國藝術史 上海: 上海人民出版社,2014 ) 2. Introduction to Chinese art history and archaeology II: From the Three Kingdoms to the Tang Readings: 1
2 Michael Sullivan, The Three Kingdoms and the Six Dynasties, The Sui and Tang Dynasties, in The Arts of China (Berkeley; Los Angeles; London: University of California Press, 1999), , ( 蘇立文, 中國藝術史 上海 : 上海人民出版社, 2014 ) 3. Introduction to Chinese Art history and archaeology III: From the Song to the Qing Michael Sullivan, The Five Dynasties and the Song Dynasty, The Yuan Dynasty, The Ming Dynasty, The Qing Dynasty, in The Arts of China (Berkeley; Los Angeles; London: University of California Press, 1999), , , , ( 蘇立文, 中國藝術史 上海: 上海人民出版社,2014 ) Jerome Silbergeld, Chinese Painting Studies in the West: A Stateof-the-Field Article, The Journal of Asian Studies 46.4 (Nov., 1987): Chinese art history in topics Anne D Alleva, Introducing Art History, How to Write Art History (London: Laurence King, 2006), Craig Clunas, Introduction, Art in the Tomb, Art at Court, Art in the Temple, Art in the Life of the Elite, in Art in China (Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 1997), 9-13, 15-43, 45-87, , ( 柯律格, 牛津藝術史: 中國藝術, 上海 : 上海人民出版社,2013) 5. Spatiality, materiality, and temporality Hung Wu. The Art of the Yellow Springs: Understanding Chinese Tombs (London: Reaktion, 2010). ( 巫鴻, 黃泉下的美術: 宏觀中國古代墓葬, 北京 : 生活讀書新知三聯書店,2010 ) 6. Spirituality and materiality Stephen F. Teiser, Picturing Life and Death as a Wheel, in Reinventing the Wheel: Paintings of Rebirth in Medieval Buddhist Temples (Seattle and London: University of Washington Press, 2
3 2006), Li-kuei Chien, Crafting a Deity of One s Own: Siwei Bodhisattva in Sixth Century China, (journal manuscript) 7. Power, social status, and identity Martin J. Powers, Introduction: Methods and Assumptions, The Han Public and Its Critique of Aristocratic Taste, in Art and Political Expression in Early China (New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1991), 1-30, Li-kuei Chien, Gateways to Power and Paradise: Twin Towers Early Chinese Architecture, Archives of Asian Art 68.1 (2018): [pages to be confirmed] 8. Fieldtrip to a selected museum exhibition 9. Chinese calligraphy and rubbing and the transmission of knowledge and art Kenneth Starr, The History and Function of Rubbings, Black Tigers: A Grammar of Chinese Rubbings (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2008), Qianshen Bai, The Artistic and Intellectual Dimensions of Chinese Calligraphy Rubbings: Some Examples from the Collection of Robert Hatfield Ellsworth, Orientations 30.3 (Mar., 1999): John Berger, The Ways of Seeing (London: Penguin, 1990), ( 約翰柏格 觀看之道, 桂林 : 廣西師範大學出版社,2015) 10. Chinese rubbing workshop Hands-on session on Chinese rubbings 11. Art market and history of art Readings: Craig Clunas. Art in the Marketplace, in Art in China (Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 1997), ( 柯律格, 牛津藝術史 : 中國藝術, 上海 : 上海人民出版社,2013) Daisy Yiyou Wang, C.T. Loo and the Formation of the Chinese Collection at the Freer Gallery, in Collectors, Collections and Collecting the Arts of China: Histories and Challenges, ed. Steuber, 3
4 Jason and Guolong Lai (Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2014), Zaixin Hong, Florence Ayscough: Pioneer Promoter of Modern Chinese Painting in America, in Collectors, Collections and Collecting the Arts of China: Histories and Challenges, ed. Steuber, Jason and Guolong Lai (Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2014), Final exam 13. Conclusion Michael Findlay, Thalia: The Commercial value of art, Euphrosyne: The Social Value of Art, Aglaea: The Essential Value of Art, in The Value of Art: Monet, Power, Beauty (Munich; London; New York: Prestel, 2014), 13-79, , Teaching/Learning Methodology Lecture: In the first hour of each class, the lecturer introduces the topics of the class, explaining the historical background of the period, the genres of art, and how scholars approach the study of these topics. Group discussion and presentation: Starting from Week Three, students will prepare group presentations, reporting and sharing what they have learnt from the readings. Other students will then discuss in groups and propose questions regarding the readings and the presentations. In the process of these discussions, students will learn to think critically and to propose incisive critical questions. Reading: For the purpose of extending students knowledge of art history and archaeology to English scholarship, the reading materials are mostly in English. Students reading and presentation of the articles should pay attention to the articles structures, sources, research methods, and writing strategies. Fieldtrip: The class will visit a selected exhibition and apply what they have learnt from the course in the post-visit discussion. 4
5 Take-home Exam: The take-home exam in Week Twelve will ask you to analyze a given question or a set of materials, developing your analysis and arguments. To prepare for the exam, you should read all the articles assigned to you every week and participate in the class discussions. The exam sheet can be written in Chinese. Assessment Methods in Alignment with Intended Learning Outcomes Student Study Effort Required Attendance 10% Class discussion 20% All students should actively participate in class discussions and provide their insights into the issues being discussed. Class presentation 30% All students should participate in the group presentation and analyze the readings assigned to the group. In each presentation, the group should identify and articulate 1) the core question, 2) the structure, 3) methodologies, 4) the disciplines and contexts involved, 5) the sources of the materials, 6) the conclusion of the article, and 7) your own comments. Every presenting group should be responsible for analyzing and answering the questions raised by fellow students. Presentations in English are encouraged. Take-home exam 40% You will be given an essay question to answer in three hours. You can write your answer at home or in the library, or anywhere that makes you feel comfortable. You can look up all the information you need, including online and printed materials. You can write your answer sheets in Chinese. All answer sheets should be submitted through Turnitin. All the information you use should give complete citation in the format of the Chicago Manual of Style. ( Class contact: Seminar 33 Hrs. Other student study effort: Reading 60 Hrs. Writing 3 Hrs. Discussion 30 Hrs. Fieldwork 3 Hrs. 5
6 Total student study effort 129 Hrs. Reading List and References Medium of Instruction Listed in the section of Subject Synopsis Chinese Putonghua (supplemented with English) 6
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