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A Study on the Aesthetics of Zhuang Zi’s Common Law of Man

Lai Yong-bing

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Zhuang Zi’s Taoism is the Common Law of Man.His ability to experience the Taoist Ideology is actually a kind of perception and inspection of life,which lead Zhuang Zi to an aesthetic way when he was unconsciously.The realization of improvement of the life state,for which Zhuang Zi had dreamed many years,presents the unique aesthetics of the Common Law of Man.

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Zhuang Zi’s Taoism is the Common Law of Man.His ability to experience the Taoist Ideology is actually a kind of perception and inspection of life,which lead Zhuang Zi to an aesthetic way when he was unconsciously.The realization of improvement of the life state,for which Zhuang Zi had dreamed many years,presents the unique aesthetics of the Common Law of Man.

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Zhuang Zi’s Taoism is the Common Law of Man.His ability to experience the Taoist Ideology is actually a kind of perception and inspection of life,which lead Zhuang Zi to an aesthetic way when he was unconsciously.The realization of improvement of the life state,for which Zhuang Zi had dreamed many years,presents the unique aesthetics of the Common Law of Man.

Key concepts: Taoism, Aesthetics, Ideology, Perception, Philosophy, Art, Law, Epistemology

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