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The Aesthetic Value of the Book of Songs Known from Picking Images

Gao Lin-tao

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A certain part of picking images in the Book of Songs are made on the base of habitual imaginations which were formed by original religious concepts. These natural matters, which seem to be simple, actually contain psychological deposits of original religion. The images are not artistic forms with consciousness, but can create the same aesthetic effects as they do. The major aesthetic features of the effects are the beauties of simplicity and haziness.

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Key concepts: Aesthetics, Simplicity, Natural (archaeology), Value (mathematics), Consciousness, Simple (philosophy), Aesthetic value, Art