Ling Ji-yao
Abstract
The core of Pythagoras' aesthetics lies in its harmony in numbers. Based on the interpretation of the cosmic constitution through harmony in numbers, Pythagorean School established cosmic aesthetics. The early Greek aesthetics is just such an aesthetics. In addition, Pythagorean School explored art from the perspective of harmonious proportion.
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The core of Pythagoras' aesthetics lies in its harmony in numbers. Based on the interpretation of the cosmic constitution through harmony in numbers, Pythagorean School established cosmic aesthetics. The early Greek aesthetics is just such an aesthetics. In addition, Pythagorean School explored art from the perspective of harmonious proportion.
Key concepts: Harmony (color), Pythagorean theorem, Aesthetics, Constitution, Pythagorean triple, Philosophy, Art, Mathematics