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A new inquiny concerning Shi Tao's "one drawing" Aesthetics

Shi Rong-hua

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Shi Tao's one drawing theory contains plenty of aesthetic ideas. From the modern aesthetic level, this essay discusses the idea of subject artistic experience in Shi Tao's Aesthetics, which has shown modern consciousness. There are three causes to form Shi Tao's aesthetic idea: the first is the complicated, deep idea of missing Ming dynasty; the second is the practically artistic idea of learning nature by traveling; the last is the highest state of surpassing Buddha to the ultimate insight of Zenism.

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Shi Tao's one drawing theory contains plenty of aesthetic ideas. From the modern aesthetic level, this essay discusses the idea of subject artistic experience in Shi Tao's Aesthetics, which has shown modern consciousness. There are three causes to form Shi Tao's aesthetic idea: the first is the complicated, deep idea of missing Ming dynasty; the second is the practically artistic idea of learning nature by traveling; the last is the highest state of surpassing Buddha to the ultimate insight of Zenism.

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Shi Tao's one drawing theory contains plenty of aesthetic ideas. From the modern aesthetic level, this essay discusses the idea of subject artistic experience in Shi Tao's Aesthetics, which has shown modern consciousness. There are three causes to form Shi Tao's aesthetic idea: the first is the complicated, deep idea of missing Ming dynasty; the second is the practically artistic idea of learning nature by traveling; the last is the highest state of surpassing Buddha to the ultimate insight of Zenism.

Key concepts: Aesthetics, Consciousness, Gautama Buddha, Subject (documents), Aesthetic theory, Philosophy, Art, Aesthetic experience

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