On theoretical restoration of beauty of nature
Ding Lai-xian
Abstract
Ding Lai-xian
Abstract
In regard to beauty of nature, traditional practical aesthetics will be confronted with dual censure. In theory, such aesthetic vision does not go beyond the inherent limits of anthropocentrism; in practice, it is well the nature not remade by mankind that is of innate beauty value. It is necessary to see the nature in an aesthetic anthropology viewpoint, rather than theoretical prejudice of practical aesthetics in order that the nature extricates itself from subordinate status, and keep its ethical integrity.
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In regard to beauty of nature, traditional practical aesthetics will be confronted with dual censure. In theory, such aesthetic vision does not go beyond the inherent limits of anthropocentrism; in practice, it is well the nature not remade by mankind that is of innate beauty value. It is necessary to see the nature in an aesthetic anthropology viewpoint, rather than theoretical prejudice of practical aesthetics in order that the nature extricates itself from subordinate status, and keep its ethical integrity.
Key concepts: Beauty, Aesthetics, Anthropocentrism, Value (mathematics), Prejudice (legal term), Order (exchange), Aesthetic value, Dual (grammatical number)