浅议“丑书”

文中“丑”字的真正含义：是没有修养的胡言乱语，而不是成熟后的幽默。如果把丑书这样的丑高置于其中当成鲜花让人欣赏，那是对艺术的亵渎，对社会环境是一种污染，对青少年一代是一种误导。我们现代流行的丑书是无法度、无技巧、无基本功的胡涂乱抹，根本不能同傅山、徐渭、郑板桥那样的“丑书”同日而语。丑书家们所谓的探索和创新，反映了他们急功近利的商业投机心理。书法的意蕴是极其丰富的，它展现的是作者的功力、惰性、意趣、学向、人品修养。做为一个有责任的人，有良知的人，应该以一个中国人起码的道德良知，为中国书法艺术的发展做一些有益的事情，使中国书法艺术弘扬光大，而不是偃旗息鼓。     

著名书法家刘艺的博大精深

刘艺先生是一位集书法组织、书法创作、书法研究于一身的中国书坛风云人物。他的书法精于今草及章草，并擅行、楷、隶诸体。法度严谨、风格清健秀逸，洒脱自然。他的作品先后入选历届全国书法展览，又曾参加香港“中日书法交流展”、东京“中日代表书法家展”、台湾“当代中国书法精英展”、温哥华“当代中国画名家展”等国内外大型书法展览。     

浅新中国书法的艺木创作

书法作为中国文化的特有产物，经过数千年的洗礼，已是灿烂辉煌。中国古代诗文创作追求“中和之美”，强调“诗缘情”，注重意境的创造；中国书法创作则追求志气平和、不激不厉，强调“书为心画”、“达其性情”，中国古代诗文理论对书法创作的影响、渗透，使二者的审美精神和理念呈“同源”之势。     

欧阳中石:写字不等于书法

写字为什么不等于书法?当代书法与中国文化之间有着怎样的血脉联系? 对中国书法的理解 中国书法是文化的一个项目,她是一种艺术,但艺术不能涵盖她,因为现实中孤立的字太难见到,所以说她的形式是艺术,她的内容是文化.我们强调书法文化.     

陈幼华作品

陈幼华，北京大学中国传统艺术文化研究所研究员．上海交通大学海派文化研究所研究员，国家一级国画师。师从当代山水画大师陆俨少教授。攮山水。兼作梅石，亦善书法，作品具有松秀爽朗的艺术效果。著名美术史论家王伯敏评曰：“所作山水点画有致。墨富韵昧，既重传统表现，而又力求创造．至为难得。”众多作品为海内外知名人士收藏。     

第一讲中国文化与中国书法的关系

中国文化源远流长，博大精深。作为中国文化表达工具之一的中国文字，有几千年的历史，如发端于殷商的甲骨文。随着甲骨文的产生，作为中国书法的篆书书体也就随之产生了。中国文字和中国书法是中国文化的表述方式和载体。经过几千年漫长岁月的积累和发展，中国书法形成了中国传统文化独特的艺术。因此，中国文化和中国书法紧密相连，不可分割，具体有以下几个方面：     

经字画——中国的阿拉伯书法艺术

阿拉伯书法和中国汉字书法一样名驰遐迩。阿拉伯书法伴随着伊斯兰教传入中国,与中国的汉字书法互相影响,逐渐融合,形成了具有中国特色的阿拉伯书法艺术。经字画,就是阿拉伯书法与伊斯兰艺术在中国形成的具有中国特色的书法艺术之一,是中阿文化艺术相互交流、融会贯通的一朵奇葩。早在伊历二三世纪时,阿拉伯书法艺术就已达到极高的水平。由于《古兰经》中有一百多处提到书写的重要性,并“命人用笔写字”,“传授知识”(《古兰经》96:4),这     

岫间清风酿甘醴——评王志平的书法作品

河北省书法家协会会员、石家庄市书法家协会副主席王志平,是位颇有实力的书法家,他的书法作品曾入选《中国当代书法艺术家鉴赏》并被该委员会授予“当代书法艺术家”荣誉称号;他的草书《白居易诗》被中共石家庄市委宣传部授予石家庄市精神文明建设“十个一精品工程”入选作品奖;多幅作品被收录入《中国书法家作品选集》;他曾出版过个人专集。     

名家书画 赵恒

赵恒，别名赵恒男，1967年12月出生于河北省宁晋县，石家庄陆军学院毕业。书法师承祖传，父亲赵庆善老先生对其启蒙，到上世纪九十年代后，先后拜当代书法名家杜锡瑞先生、当代狂草艺术大家范润华先生为师。作品曾入选“全国青少年金石书画家作品展览”，并被日方收藏。作品曾荣获北京军区“纪念毛泽东同志诞辰100周年书法展”一等奖。     

全球化是中国书法文化的未来

在经济日益全球化的背景下,中国已成为世界上第二大经济体,但中国文化对外传播及国际化交流,在某些方面,始终在低水平上徘徊,而作为中国文化的一个非常重要的组成部分和表现形式——中国书法,尤其显得薄弱和缓慢.进行中国文化、中国书法文化融入全球化的战略研究,有助于中国文化、中国书法文化早日走向世界、融入全球化,也有助于国内外书法艺术家和人民大众,从更深的层面了解中国书法文化的本质内涵和艺术特性,感受中国书法文化独有的艺术魅力,提升中国书法文化在全球化中的品牌价值与艺术价值,形成具有中国书法文化特色的国际话语地位,这样才能与中国的经济发展同步,与经济大国的地位相称.     

THE STATE OF THE FEDERAL BUDGET AND THE STATE OF THE ECONOMY

This paper tests systematic responses of the Federal budget to forecasts of inflation and unemployment. Estimated coefficients from fiscal policy reaction functions are examined to determine whether there are such systematic responses. Additionally, the coefficients of these estimated fiscal policy reaction functions are used to test several hypotheses concerning fiscal policy which have been advanced in the political business cycle and public choice literatures.     

THE SUCCESS OF THE FED AND THE DEATH OF MONETARISM

We propose an explanation for the demise of monetarism in the United States. We show that optimal monetary policy would lead to zero correlation between monetary aggregates and inflation if the effect of monetary aggregates on inflation is known precisely and to negative correlations if there is coefficient uncertainty. From 1960 to 1982 the correlation of the monetary base and inflation was positive and so the variance in the growth rate of monetary base in the United States was clearly too large monetary base growth destabilized inflation. However, from 1983 to 2003 variations in monetary base growth were clearly stabilizing and could have been just right. ( JEL E52, E31, E32)     

THE ANALYSIS OF THE PREDICTABILITY OF LOTTERY NUMBER

The article first briefly review the origin and development of the lottery, sums up the previous literature, think the lottery is random lottery and is predictable; Then, through the analysis of the mechanics of the SSC of the ratio of betting amount to award setting and the winning probability, combined with the trend and probability theory, this paper proposes a lottery number prediction method; Finally, as for the proposed prediction method with practice, using the method of historical data test and practical test, the effectiveness of the methods made records and statistics, prove the feasibility of lottery prediction and the prediction method is effective.     

THE POLITICS OF THE DOORSTEP

This paper considers the legacy of continuing activism of women in the North East of England who organized in support of the 1984–85 miners’ strike. It refers to the traditional responsibility of women in mining localities for the maintenance of neighbourhood and kin relations and using the example of a key activist in one ex-mining village, it argues that the values associated with ‘mining community’ remain relevant as a reference point for a self-conscious, politicized reshaping of local relationships in post-industrial conditions. The material basis for this self-conscious approach has shifted from the masculine sphere of mining work and its associated community institutions to the feminized sphere of location and neighbourhood.     

SOME QUALMS ABOUT THE TEST OF THE INSTITUTIONALIST HYPOTHESIS OF THE LONG-RUN BEHAVIOR OF VELOCITY

This paper expresses econometric qualms about Bordo and Jonung's [1981] analysis of long-run velocity. They did not recognize that, for U.S. and Canadian data, the log of velocity has a unit root. Hence, estimation of a log level regression may produce spurious regressions.
When Bordo and Jonung's velocity equation is reestimated in rate of change form, permanent income is significant, contrary to their earlier conclusion. Moreover, using this approach gives a stronger result for one of the institutional variables in the velocity function, in the sense that the remaining variables become more significant.     

THE INFORMATIZATION OF THE WORLDVIEW

The development of information and communication technology in the second half of the twentieth century in crucial respects resembles the development of mechanics in the sixteenth and seventeenth century as it has been described by Dijksterhuis in his study The Mechanization of the World Picture (first published in 1950). In both cases specific technological developments not only lead to important changes in the natural and human sciences, but also profoundly affect culture as a whole and eventually result in a fundamental change in worldview. In this article the author attempts to elucidate the present informatization of the worldview in a twofold way. First, against the background of Dijksterhuis' analysis of the concept of mechane, a clarification is given of the concept of information, which has become central to many sciences in the last decades. It is argued that much of the confusion and misuse that surrounds the application of this concept can be reduced by making a careful distinction between the pragmatic, semantic and syntactic dimensions of information. Second, on basis of this clarification, the author discusses the transformation from a mechanistic to an informationistic worldview. While the mechanistic worldview is characterized by the postulates of analysability, lawfulness and controllability, the informationistic worldview is characterized by the postulates of synthetizability, programmability and manipulability. It is argued that although the informationistic worldview in some respects (for instance in its mathematical orientation) is clearly a continuation of the mechanistic worldview, in other respects it fundamentally alters human experience and the evaluation of, and association with, reality.     

THE GROWTH OF THE FEDERAL DEFICIT AND THE ROLE OF PUBLIC ATTITUDES

How can the recent explosion in the fiscal deficit of the UnitedStates be reconciled with the well-known support of the Americanpublic for fiscal conservatism? It is first shown that the reputationfor fiscal conservatism is fully supported by public opinionpolls dating back over a period of four decades. Solid majoritieshave consistently opposed tax reductions that might producean unbalanced budget. Recently, however, the public has alsoshown strong opposition to increases in taxes to close the fiscalgap, which might appear to imply a new acquiescence to the deficit.But this opposition, too, is shown to have persisted for a longtime and to be not logically inconsistent with rejecting taxcuts resulting in deficit. Another fashionable explanation forthe deficit holds that the budget process in a democratic societyis biased toward deficit because the cost of higher taxes isimmediate while the cost of deficit is delayed. But it is inconsistentwith the fiscal history of the United States over the last 100years, which reveals no systematic bias toward deficits, atleast until recent years. The major explanation that emergesis that the administration succeeded in misleading the public(and perhaps even itself) into believing that the tax cut wouldnot result in deficit thanks to "supply" and "Laffer curve"effects.