Analysis of Mr. Liang Qichao’s Change in His Word of “to Cultivate People”
Bo Fang
Abstract
Bo Fang
Abstract
Mr. Liang Qichao, Who began his career with the pursuit of national salvation, changed his focus of attention in two senses, namely, the change from the reforming of the people for the national rejuvenation to the perfection of humans for its own sake, and understanding the human feelings from the perspective of society, politics and national character to the existence of human and the uninhibited development of life. It is for his ultimate concern for the human in the sense of life and culture and affirmation on the feelings from the perspective of pursuing the values and charm of life that Mr. Liang stepped into aesthetics from politics, and furthermore, developed the political and utilitarian aesthetics into a literature aesthetics and theory of aesthetic life.
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Mr. Liang Qichao, Who began his career with the pursuit of national salvation, changed his focus of attention in two senses, namely, the change from the reforming of the people for the national rejuvenation to the perfection of humans for its own sake, and understanding the human feelings from the perspective of society, politics and national character to the existence of human and the uninhibited development of life. It is for his ultimate concern for the human in the sense of life and culture and affirmation on the feelings from the perspective of pursuing the values and charm of life that Mr. Liang stepped into aesthetics from politics, and furthermore, developed the political and utilitarian aesthetics into a literature aesthetics and theory of aesthetic life.
Key concepts: Feeling, Aesthetics, Politics, Perspective (graphical), Character (mathematics), Human life, Perfection, Sociology