Stepping out of Elitism and Adhering to the Spirit of Criticism——On the ten-year aesthetics-driven daily lives
Dongfeng Tao
Abstract
Dongfeng Tao
Abstract
The aesthetics-driven daily lives and aesthetic activities turning to daily lives give powerful impact to traditional elitism aesthetics.It changes greatly literary art and ways of production,dissemination and consumption in the whole cultural field.To advocate broadening the object and sphere of literary study,adjusting the study pattern,focusing on aesthetic activities in daily lives and application of study methods does not necessarily mean to identify the aesthetics-driven daily lives.In terms of China's consumerism and the aesthetics-driven daily lives,it is high time to establish a kind of specific political criticism discourse,of which the positive premise is to understand correctly China's cultural nature at present.
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The aesthetics-driven daily lives and aesthetic activities turning to daily lives give powerful impact to traditional elitism aesthetics.It changes greatly literary art and ways of production,dissemination and consumption in the whole cultural field.To advocate broadening the object and sphere of literary study,adjusting the study pattern,focusing on aesthetic activities in daily lives and application of study methods does not necessarily mean to identify the aesthetics-driven daily lives.In terms of China's consumerism and the aesthetics-driven daily lives,it is high time to establish a kind of specific political criticism discourse,of which the positive premise is to understand correctly China's cultural nature at present.
Key concepts: Elitism, Aesthetics, Criticism, Premise, Politics, Consumption (sociology), China, Sociology