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Invigoration,Imagination and Spiritual Realm: the Three Stages and Levels of Aesthetic Experience

Xue Fu-xing

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Invigoration, imagination and spiritual realm are aesthetic categories. We can describe the three stages of aesthetic mentality dynamically as well as the three levels of aesthetic experience statically. The three categories of Chinese classic aesthetics show the idea nature, sensible character and the depth and extent of aesthetic activity

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Invigoration, imagination and spiritual realm are aesthetic categories. We can describe the three stages of aesthetic mentality dynamically as well as the three levels of aesthetic experience statically. The three categories of Chinese classic aesthetics show the idea nature, sensible character and the depth and extent of aesthetic activity

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Invigoration, imagination and spiritual realm are aesthetic categories. We can describe the three stages of aesthetic mentality dynamically as well as the three levels of aesthetic experience statically. The three categories of Chinese classic aesthetics show the idea nature, sensible character and the depth and extent of aesthetic activity

Key concepts: Realm, Aesthetics, Aesthetic experience, Character (mathematics), Psychology, Art, History, Mathematics

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