The Spirit of Life Aesthetic Embodied in Chinese Poetics Explored from "Xing","Wei",and "Image"
Zheng De-pin
Abstract
Zheng De-pin
Abstract
The exploration of spirit of life aesthetic embodied in Chinese poetics from xing,wei,and image reveals influence of primitive ideas of China — Everything has its soul and the same feeling between human beings and things — on Chinese poetics.It is concluded that Chinese poetics bears glaring characteristics of life aesthetics because it attaches great importance to life experience,to building an ambit where objectiveness is integrated with subjectiveness.
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The exploration of spirit of life aesthetic embodied in Chinese poetics from xing,wei,and image reveals influence of primitive ideas of China — Everything has its soul and the same feeling between human beings and things — on Chinese poetics.It is concluded that Chinese poetics bears glaring characteristics of life aesthetics because it attaches great importance to life experience,to building an ambit where objectiveness is integrated with subjectiveness.
Key concepts: Poetics, Embodied cognition, Soul, Aesthetics, China, Feeling, Literature, Philosophy