Calligraphy as a Symbol System

Abstract: We apply to the art of calligraphy some of the semiotic concepts developed by Nelson Goodman. While this framework cannot describe everything that is interesting and valuable about specific calligraphic traditions, we argue that it can nonetheless elegantly capture some distinctive features of calligraphy and of its position among other major art forms.

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Journal
Philosophy East and West
Published
2024-10-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1353/pew.2024.a943438
Citations
1
Primary Topic
Public Spaces through Art
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Calligraphy as a Symbol System

Matteo Ravasio, Ye Zhu, Jiachen Liu
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Philosophy East and West
Public Spaces through Art
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Calligraphy as a Symbol System

Matteo Ravasio, Ye Zhu, Jiachen Liu
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Abstract

Abstract: We apply to the art of calligraphy some of the semiotic concepts developed by Nelson Goodman. While this framework cannot describe everything that is interesting and valuable about specific calligraphic traditions, we argue that it can nonetheless elegantly capture some distinctive features of calligraphy and of its position among other major art forms.

Philosophy East and WestVol. 74(4)
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Public Spaces through Art
1.96
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