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- Page 3 and 4: Table of Contents 3 An Introduction
- Page 5 and 6: An Introduction to the Tang and Son
- Page 7: of life. Most of its ideas and prac
- Page 11 and 12: Enlightenment is not a tree to begi
- Page 13 and 14: trines freely throughout the empire
- Page 15 and 16: ZHU XI (1130-1200) The intellectual
- Page 17 and 18: Tang and Song Literature By Zhaoyan
- Page 19 and 20: ureaucrat; he loved wine and travel
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- Page 23 and 24: Children Children don’t know what
- Page 25 and 26: But my mind is clearer than the riv
- Page 27 and 28: Science in the Tang and Song Dynast
- Page 29 and 30: Above: Ming dynasty armillary spher
- Page 31 and 32: PRINTING Among the most globally si
- Page 33 and 34: types of kilns: Ding Kiln, Ru Kiln,
- Page 35 and 36: BIBLIOGRAPHY [1]. Joseph Needham,
- Page 37 and 38: PERSONAL CONNECTIONS Confucianism T
- Page 39 and 40: The role of the teacher in Chinese
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- Page 47 and 48: Introduction to the Arts of the Tan
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- Page 55 and 56: Despite these persecutions and cont
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ate, and painted in colorful washes
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CHARACTER STROKES All Chinese chara
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Mantou (northern) Kiln Long (southe
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SLIDE 1A SLIDE 1B Camel, approx. 69
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SLIDE 2A SLIDE 2B Dancer, probably
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SLIDE 3A SLIDE 3B Plate in the shap
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SLIDES 4A SLIDES 4B Pair of tomb gu
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SLIDE 5A SLIDE 5B Vase with broad m
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Why are kiln sites so important whe
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What are these paintings? Both pain
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SLIDE 7A SLIDE 7B Pillow in the for
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particular the beauty of the intera
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SLIDES 8A SLIDES 8B SLIDES 8C SLIDE
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What was ru ware and why is it impo
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What are these objects? These objec
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SLIDE 10A SLIDE 10B Vase, approx. 1
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SLIDE 11A SLIDE 11B Bowl with plum
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sumption, it was usually boiled lik
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insisted that a cup stand be fashio
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What are these buildings? The first
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SLIDE 14A SLIDE 14B SLIDE 14C SLIDE
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SLIDE 15A SLIDE 15B Stele with the
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SLIDE 16A SLIDE 16B The Bodhisattva
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What is an arhat/luohan? The luohan
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time, this was Liao territory. One
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What is this painting? Illustrated
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SLIDE 19A SLIDE 19B Solitary Temple
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One writer commented that Li Cheng
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Ma Yuan, and a contemporary artist
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in the style of Wang Xizhi (mention
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What are these images? Each image i
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These two works are about a thousan
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Classroom Applications The purpose
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History and Social Science Connecti
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HISTORICAL LITERACY: HANDOUT A1 Tan
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1. What actions, goals and accompli
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Xiaozong, emperor of Southern Song
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SOCIAL SCIENCE: HANDOUT B1 Poetry A
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HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE: HANDOUT D1
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FINE ARTS CONNECTIONS Literati Pain
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The Tang and Song Dynasties: Art Ac
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EVIDENCE OF ARTISTIC ACHIEVEMENT: 1
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There are several parts to your ass
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FINE ARTS ACTIVITY: HANDOUT D Daois
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Language Arts Connections By Donna
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LANGUAGE ARTS CONNECTIONS DEVELOPED
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Xuanzang is given the religious nam
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Monkey was so excited that he did a
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LANGUAGE ARTS: HANDOUT A3 Cloze Key
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grew darker and darker. When it gre
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egan to out of his head. At the sig
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eyes began to bulge, pop, burst out
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LANGUAGE ARTS: HANDOUT B2 Summary R
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LANGUAGE ARTS: HANDOUT C1 Story Ana
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LANGUAGE ARTS: HANDOUT C2 Story Ana
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LANGUAGE ARTS: HANDOUT D Hands-on V
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Xuanzang’s Horse, 2005. China. Sh
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Xuanzang 172
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Pigsy Instructions: Make two legs a
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Classroom Connections, Bibliography
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FOR STUDENTS: Ames, Roger T. The Zh
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Further Reading GENERAL BOOKS ON CH
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Maps
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Northern Song and Liao Dynasties Na