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    including philosophies and religions, can be understood as classicism.” The base of classicism can also be seen as the expansion of societies into civilizations. There are five classical civilizations that are majorly preserved - classical Greek civilization (600-200 B.C.), classical Roman civilization (500 B.C.-A.D. 500), classical Chinese civilization (500 B.C.-A.D. 500), classical Indian civilization (300 B.C.-A.D. 500), and classical American…

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    On Female Identity Analysis

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    The existing monogatari, most likely penned by men, pulled largely from Chinese literature. Notably, Shikabu shifts from the male viewpoint of her prince, Genji to the inner lives of the women he encounters. This seems to be in direct counterpoint to The Tosa Diary, which begins in the female voice but quickly swings to the vantage of the male governor. As the plot of The Tale of Genji progresses, the narrative turns introspective, examining the psyches of its characters, instead of event…

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    culture.How great are the differences between these lands? Specifically, Classical Athens and Han China. There are not a lot of great differences between them in the way the the government was run, social class, or in political views. Classical Athens had a democracy, while Han China had an empire. In document 5, it explains that in the government, “ The first true democracy in history,” any Citizen could attend the Athenian Assembly. In Han China, although it was a bureaucracy, many believed…

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    Chinese Poetry Analysis

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    Kaiwen Jiang LITR 245 12/8/2016 Central Themes in Chinese Poetry and Their Cultural Implications When it comes to the history of East-Asian culture, there is a long and rich background of art, science, and technology. Specifically in the Chinese culture, the many dynastic eras brought about a great amount of advances in technology and trade that left an indelible mark on human history. But the changing eras also brought about the forming of new ideas through poetic expression. The Chinese…

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    Guan Hanqing was an acclaimed Zaju dramatist of the Yuan Dynasty, and one of the delegate figures of old Chinese musical show play essayists too(West, Stephen H.70). His best-known work is Injustice to Dou E, which is one of the four extraordinary tragedies of the Yuan Drama, the other three pieces of his work are; Autumn in the Han Palace by Ma Zhiyuan, The Firmiana Rain by Bai Pu and The Orphan of Zhao by Ji Junxiang. The Injustice to Dou remains one of Guan’s greatest pieces of writing. The…

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    Confucianism played a significant role in shaping the political and social structure of the traditional Chinese society of the imperial period of Chinese history. It is not easy to define Confucianism because there are noticeable differences and sometimes contradictions among the phases of Confucianism. Rather than to say Confucianism arose unexpectedly, it arose in response to the status quo of society. At different periods of time, Confucianism established relative order, unified the minds of…

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    As a cultural landmark, a historical site, the centre for consolidation of power and rallying of public support, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the temple is considered to be a true testament to Chinese history. Besides, the temple represents the cultural beliefs of the Chinese people, and showcases the classical Chinese architecture as well. The temple is a testament to the great cosmogony of one of the world’s greatest civilizations and is therefore rightly celebrated for its cultural,…

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    (Yao, X. 2000. An Introduction to Confucianism, page 4) It was one of the “hundred school of thoughts” established during the Spring and Autumn period in Chinese history (771 to 476) it then it became one of the most famous schools of thoughts throughout the Chinese history. Confucianism idea can be found in the ways of life, and it provided the doctrine of ways that people should live their lives, it is interrelated with each one another. Confucian learning tradition is known for three…

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    armies in order to defend borders and keep peace. Classical empires encompassed a fewer number of people than the Ancient Era. But, the Classical empires usually had larger empires. Empires in the ancient Era covered more land because they weren’t constrained to areas with surrounding rivers and riverbanks like the classical empires were. Imposing political unity…

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    From simple agricultural civilizations to large and advanced empires, the Classical Period, from 1000 B.C.E. to 500 C.E., was one of the most important and developmental periods in human history. During this period, several large civilizations developed in the Middle East and Asia. These civilizations made many advancements in areas such as politics, economy, technology, art, and religion. Two major civilizations that developed during the classical period were China and the Indian subcontinent.…

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