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"Simplicity" Aesthtic Concepts of Hismatsu Shinichi=久松真一的簡素概念研究
Author 趙思詠 (著)
Date2008
Pages66
Publisher佛光大學-佛教學系
Publisher Url http://www.fgu.edu.tw/
Location宜蘭縣, 臺灣 [I-lan hsien, Taiwan]
Content type博碩士論文=Thesis and Dissertation
Language英文=English
Degreemaster
Institution佛光大學
Department佛教學系
Advisor潘示番
Publication year97
KeywordHisamatsu Shinichi; Simplicity; wabi; Zen Arts; Seven Characteristics; aesthetic concepts
AbstractIn the end of 20th century, Suzuki Daisetsu flew to America and spread Japanese Zen. The books written by him were mostly about Zen Buddhism. From that time, people in the West were spell bounded by the Eastern wisdom. Zen Buddhist thoughts were closely related to the concepts of paintings, which directly express one’s emotions and experiences. Since then, Zen Buddhism has flourished and gained much popularity among the Westerners, even until now. Base on the Zen Buddhist concept, this research will focus on “The Seven Characteristics” introduced by Hisamatsu Shinichi, in particular, the characteristic of “Simplicity”; and from this concept, discuss how it influences Western and Eastern arts.
Table of contentsTable of Contents
ABSTRACT II
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS III

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 BACKGROUND MATERIAL 1
1.2 MOTIVATIONS 4
1.3 PROBLEM STATEMENT 6
1.4 STRUCTURE OF THE PAPER 7

CHAPTER 2 THE MEANING OF SIMPLICITY OF HISAMATSU SHINICHI 8
2.1 ABOUT HISAMATSU SHINICHI 8
2.2 SEVEN CHARACTERISTICS 13
2.3 DEFINITION OF SIMPLICITY 18
2.4 IMPORTANCE OF THE CONCEPTION OF SIMPLICITY IN THE STUDY 22
2.5 THE WAY TO EXPOUND THE CONCEPTION OF SIMPLICITY 24

CHAPTER 3 THE BEING OF THE CONCEPT OF SIMPLICITY 27
3.1 THE WAYS HISAMATSU SHINICHI EXPANDING SIMPLICITY 27
3.2 HISAMATSU SHINICHI’S ANALYSIS OF THE BUDDHIST TEXTS 33
3.3 COMMENTARIES 38

CHAPTER 4 FOCUSED ON ARTS AND FINE ARTS, THE CONCEPT OF SIMPLICITY 39
4.1 IN THE PAST TIME 39
4.2 IN THE MODERN 44
4.3 FUTURE DEVELOPMENT 48

CHAPTER 5 CONCLUSION 50
5.1 SUMMARY 50
5.2 CONCLUSION 51
5.3 FUTURE RESEARCH WORK 53

BIBLIOGRAPHY 55


List of Tables
Table 1.1 Reference Books ……………………………………………………………5

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Created date2009.11.24
Modified date2023.03.28



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