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The Deepest Meaning" ——Wang Guo-wei's Theory of "Artistic Realms" Viewed on the Dimensions of the Meaning of Life

Jiang Yong-qing

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It is a misunderstanding to take Wang Guo-wei's theory of artistic realms as advocating estheticism. The true and too, are important dimensions of his theory. It is in effect a theory of the meaning of life. What it suggests is the area that combines the true, the good, and the beauty in a priori world.

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It is a misunderstanding to take Wang Guo-wei's theory of artistic realms as advocating estheticism. The true and too, are important dimensions of his theory. It is in effect a theory of the meaning of life. What it suggests is the area that combines the true, the good, and the beauty in a priori world.

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It is a misunderstanding to take Wang Guo-wei's theory of artistic realms as advocating estheticism. The true and too, are important dimensions of his theory. It is in effect a theory of the meaning of life. What it suggests is the area that combines the true, the good, and the beauty in a priori world.

Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Beauty, Epistemology, Philosophy, Aesthetics

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