From Meaning to Existence: the Development track of aesthetic Taste of Phenomenology

The aesthetic taste of phenomenology is closely related to intentional theory. The external unification and the internal contradiction between the subject and the object in intentional theory have laid the foundation for aesthetics of phenomenology. Therefore, although the aesthetic taste of phenomenology stresses that the aesthetic taste is produced in the dialogue between the subject and the object, it never really unifies them, on the contrary, it sways between them. There are three stages for the development of the aesthetic taste of phenomenology, namely: the subjective aesthetic taste, the objective aesthetic taste, and the formal unified subjective-objective aesthetic taste.