Menghu Wang
Abstract
In Confucius' thought, the ugliness is not a kind of perceptual result that the things possess, but it is mainly a kind of ethics judge according to the content that the external forms of the things contain.
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In Confucius' thought, the ugliness is not a kind of perceptual result that the things possess, but it is mainly a kind of ethics judge according to the content that the external forms of the things contain.
Key concepts: Intension, Aesthetics, Perception, Content (measure theory), Psychology, Philosophy, Epistemology, Mathematics