WANG Guo-wei's View on the Nature of Beauty
Zhao Jianzhang
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Zhao Jianzhang
Abstract
Because of the different understandings about the nature of man, WANG Guo-wei's idea about the nature of beauty is not limited to Schopenhauer's aesthetics. By means of assimilating Schiller's, Kant's and classical Chinese aesthetics, WANG Guo-wei evolved his own view on the nature of beauty, that is, beauty (art) is the expression of sentiment and the symbol of morality.
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Because of the different understandings about the nature of man, WANG Guo-wei's idea about the nature of beauty is not limited to Schopenhauer's aesthetics. By means of assimilating Schiller's, Kant's and classical Chinese aesthetics, WANG Guo-wei evolved his own view on the nature of beauty, that is, beauty (art) is the expression of sentiment and the symbol of morality.
Key concepts: Beauty, Symbol (formal), Expression (computer science), Philosophy, Aesthetics, Morality, Art, Epistemology