The Landscape of Words：StoneInscriptionsfromEarlyandMedievalChina

内容简介

This is the first study in a Western language devoted to one of the most visually distinctive features of the landscape in China--moya or moya shike, texts carved into granite boulders and cliffs that are part of the natural terrain at thousands of sites of historic or scenic interest. These inscriptions, carved in large, bold characters, served as a vast repository of texts produced continuously for over two thousand years and constitue an important form of public art. Focusing on the period prior to the eighth century C.E., Harrist demonstrates that the significance of the inscriptions depends on the interaction of words with topography, so that the medium of the written work has transformed geological formations into landscapes of ideological and religious significance.

作者简介

韓文彬 Robert E. Harrist Jr. 普林斯頓大學博士。現任教於哥倫比亞大學藝術史系。主要研究早期中國書法史，中國書畫的複製現象等。

The Landscape of Words是2008年由UniversityofWashingtonPress出版,作者Jr.RobertE.Harrist。

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