2006Huazhong Normal University Journal of PostgraduatesRequires access

The Concept of "the Combination of Nature and Man" and Chinese Classical Aesthetic Thought

Hu Tao

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'Heaven and Man Combine into One' is the most important and fundamental philosophic subject, and also the way of thing and the attitude towards the outside. Hence, it has influenced deeply a wide range of aesthetic concepts and manifested in the traditional works the aesthetic spirits-focusing on life essence, pursuing the artistic context, etc..

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'Heaven and Man Combine into One' is the most important and fundamental philosophic subject, and also the way of thing and the attitude towards the outside. Hence, it has influenced deeply a wide range of aesthetic concepts and manifested in the traditional works the aesthetic spirits-focusing on life essence, pursuing the artistic context, etc..

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'Heaven and Man Combine into One' is the most important and fundamental philosophic subject, and also the way of thing and the attitude towards the outside. Hence, it has influenced deeply a wide range of aesthetic concepts and manifested in the traditional works the aesthetic spirits-focusing on life essence, pursuing the artistic context, etc..

Key concepts: Heaven, Aesthetics, Subject (documents), Context (archaeology), Epistemology, Philosophy, Sociology, Literature

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