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Santai ceramics in the Context of Life and Death Concepts

Santai ceramics in the Context of Life and Death Concepts

Abstract

The article examines the author’s hypothesis about the use of santai ceramics in the “magnificent” burials of the Tang era in China in connection with the very nature of ceramics, and not just their decor or symbolism. The influence of Buddhist and Taoist ideas during the Tang period leads to strengthening of the interpretation of life and death as an integral process that does not have internal oppositions.

В статье содержится гипотеза об использовании керамики сань цай в пышных погребениях эпохи Тан в Китае. Авторы рассматривают не только декор и символику керамических изделий, но и саму их природу. Влияние буддистских и даосских идей в период Тан приводит к утверждению трактовки жизни и смерти как целостного процесса, не имеющего внутренних оппозиций.

Keywords

santai; Tang tricolor ceramics; everyday culture of the Tang Dynasty; burial objects; lav-ish funerals; meaning; cultural concepts of life and death, сань цай; танская трехцветная керамика; повседневная культура династии Тан; по-гребальные предметы; пышные похороны; смысл; культурные концепты жизни и смерти

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