Art and Humanities, Seven Hours

Author: Han Zhe
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: The Bible says, "You are what you think." This sentence tells us that everyone should take responsibility for their own growth. If you want to make greater progress in literature, music, and art, and present yourself to those familiar with you in a brand new way, then please read this book. This book includes three parts: "Seven Hours of Literary Cultivation" was written by an American, while the other two parts, "Seven Hours of Musical Cultivation" and "Seven Hours of Artistic Cultivation," were authored by young teachers from the Central Conservatory of Music and the Central University for Nationalities, respectively. Both are accomplished scholars. These three parts have distinct characteristics. The literary section is profound in philosophy, offering many insightful perspectives from the perspective of humanities education. The musical section is lively in structure, with interviews about musicians revealing the secrets of music from a novel angle. The artistic section provides moderate evaluations of art historical schools and, from the perspective of an artist, shares many personal reflections.