Read WANG Wei's Poems from the View of "the Return to the Object"
Lai Ai-qing
Abstract
Lai Ai-qing
Abstract
return to objectis not humanization of nature but naturalization of nature. Man should look at nature instead of transforming nature, which is naturalization of nature, namely the return to object. Man and nature should coexist harmoniously for an aesthetic life. There should be a distance between man and nature. The mountains and rivers written by WANG Wei were utilitarian and achieved true freedom without any subject emotion, which is purest aesthetic world. Man should put aside desire to observe object so as to achieve anatta. The attitude to nature of observing an object from angle of objectis based on rationale of nature. WANG's nature is natural, not artificial, which is clever people's calm world and reflects harmony between man and nature.
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return to objectis not humanization of nature but naturalization of nature. Man should look at nature instead of transforming nature, which is naturalization of nature, namely the return to object. Man and nature should coexist harmoniously for an aesthetic life. There should be a distance between man and nature. The mountains and rivers written by WANG Wei were utilitarian and achieved true freedom without any subject emotion, which is purest aesthetic world. Man should put aside desire to observe object so as to achieve anatta. The attitude to nature of observing an object from angle of objectis based on rationale of nature. WANG's nature is natural, not artificial, which is clever people's calm world and reflects harmony between man and nature.
Key concepts: Naturalization, Harmony (color), Object (grammar), Aside, Natural (archaeology), Poetry, Subject (documents), Aesthetics