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Introduction of Professor Kong Zhiguang Kong Zhiguang is a famous aesthetician, writer and artist in China. He was born in October, 1943 in Qufu, Shandong. He entered into Shandong University in 1962 and achieved his Bachelor’s degree in Chinese Literature in 1967. After graduation, he was engaged in cultural propagada. He was pursuing his Master’s degree in Aesthetics in Shandong University from 1979 to 1982. After that, he has been working in Shandong University. Now he is a professor of School of Literature and Journalism in Shandong University and an advisor for graduates. He had been a visiting professor of Korean Changyuan University from 1998 to 1999. He is a member of International Aesthetics Academy Association, China Aesthetics Academy, China Writer Association, Shandong Artist Association and a standing director of Shandong Aesthetics Academy. He has been teaching Fundamentals of Aesthetics, General Theory of Literature and Literature and Art Criticism for graduates and Monographic Study of Aesthetic Theory, Monographic Study of Literary Theory, Monographic Study of History of China Aesthetics, Monographic Study of History of Western Aesthetics, Aesthetic Study of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy and Study of China Aesthetic Culture for postgraduates. He has published more than 40 academic papers on famous journals. He has also published some books including Ideal Aesthetics, A Study of Classical Chinese and Western Aesthetics, A Study of Literary and Artistic Aesthetics, A Study of China Aesthetic Culture, Pondering on Literature and Art and Perspectives on the Trend of Selecting Beauty in China. He has participated in art exhibition for many times. His achievements have important effect on aesthetics and literature. He was awarded as the Excellent Teacher in Shandong University in 1987. He was listed in Information Database of Outstanding Persons, China Contemporary Aesthetic Celebrities and World Celebrities. He was engaged as an evaluation expert of social project by Ministry of Education in 2003.
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