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Jan 30, 2026Open Access
Taking feminist theory as the core framework, this study adopts text analysis, parallel comparison and cross-cultural comparative research methods to conduct a qualitative investigation of two female figures: Li Baoli from the Chinese film Thousands of Arrows Piercing the Heart and Antonia from the Dutch film Antonia’s Line. Focusing on the dual dimensions of "coping with suffering" and "constructing subjectivity," this paper analyzes the "confrontational survival" and "constructive survival" st...
Nov 04, 2025Open Access
This research presents a unique collection of evening wear inspired by the anatomy of the camel, blending nature’s raw beauty with high fashion. Drawing from the camel’s graceful neck, powerful humps, resilient legs, and soft fur, each model transforms these features into sculptural, wearable art. The collection explores the balance between structure and fluidity, strength and elegance, reimagining the camel’s symbolism of endurance and grace. By employing carefully selected materials and innova...
Oct 23, 2025Open Access
Courtroom films inherently possess dramatic tension, which draws in curious audiences and encourages them to actively engage with the film’s narrative. Fallen Judgment uses the courtroom films genre as a lens through which to examine the marriage and private life of a successful female writer. Director Justine Triet explores the film’s themes through a collective voyeuristic perspective, using a child’s narrative viewpoint and skillfully crafted suspense to elevate the dramatic narrative. The ac...
Sep 24, 2025Open Access
This paper examines how mysticism constitutes the deep narrative dynamics of the Bildungsroman from Goethe in the late eighteenth century to contemporary global literature. In the process of modernity that Weber called the “disenchantment of the world”, the Bildungsroman responds to humanity’s persistent longing for transcendence in an age of rationalization by incorporating mystical experiences. The study finds that different cultural traditions have developed unique modes of mystical narrative...
Aug 29, 2025Open Access
Many of Giorgio de Chirico’s motifs have an ambiguous identity. Academic discussions have frequently sought to establish the identity of the figures through perceived resemblances. This essay adopts a semiotic approach, as it enables a more precise differentiation between various forms of identity. With this essay, I discuss how the ambiguity of motif and picture behaves with a specific subject like Guillaume Apollinaire. I aim to emphasize the duality of the depiction and to propose an addition...
Aug 14, 2025Open Access
In the context of the rapid development of information technology, artificial intelligence technology has gradually permeated various educational fields, bringing profound changes to traditional teaching. Primary school music education, as an important part of quality-oriented education, not only shoulders the responsibility of cultivating students’ artistic literacy, but also needs to meet the requirements of creativity and aesthetic experience in the new curriculum standards. However, due to t...
Jul 21, 2025Open Access
This study is guided by core literacy and adopts a method combining field investigation and literature research to investigate the inheritors of many board kite kites in Nantong, and summarize the current problems and opportunities of board kite inheritance. At the same time, based on the “Compulsory Education Art Curriculum Standards (2022 Edition)”, this study develops an art unit course, combines cultural and creative design with modern forms such as live streaming, and constructs a teaching ...
Jul 17, 2025Open Access
George Frideric Handel (1685-1759), as the most important composer of Baroque opera, wrote operas that were based on the early Italian opera experience in the Baroque style while incorporating various musical styles. Handel’s works represent the highest achievement of Baroque music creation. Among them, recitatives and arias are used throughout, and the natural, relaxed, soft and beautiful bel canto is performed with ease. The rhythm, melody, dynamics and the essence of the human voice are in pe...
Mar 31, 2025Open Access
In the contemporary educational system, museums have become an important venue for aesthetic education owing to their rich cultural relics resources. The remains of ancient humans displayed in the museums are just like a bridge connecting the past and the present. By perceiving these precious historical relics, people can deeply understand the unremitting pursuit of beauty by our ancestors, which is beyond the reach of the traditional classroom. “Describing objects as they like” (Yingwu Xiangxin...
Mar 26, 2025Open Access
With the continuous progress of society, opportunities and challenges coexist. Dance, as a discipline with a long history, originated from drama, but gradually developed into an art form with independent value. However, in its development process, due to the high artistic threshold and limited audience range, dance has gradually become out of touch with the public. At present, the proposal of the concept of “new liberal arts” provides an opportunity for dance studies to expand the boundaries of ...
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