Tam-giao cultural expression and representations of post-war trauma in Vietnamese visual arts
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Open access
Authors
Le, Kim Thu
Date
2015Supervisor
Dr Antonio Traverso
Prof. Christopher Crouch
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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School of Design and Art
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Abstract
This study identifies Tam-giao, a combination of three philosophies, Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism whose use is reflected in Vietnamese visual arts, and examines the role of Tam-giao in Vietnamese post war art since 1975. The research contextualizes interviews with Vietnamese artists who use post traumatic themes in their artworks, revealing how Tam-giao cultural expression reflects individual and communal concerns. The forms of post war trauma are codified and illustrated through artistic case studies.
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