2004Journal of Liaoning Normal UniversityRequires access

On Zhuangzi's Aesthetic Intuitive Thinking

Wang Hong-lei

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As the major representative of Taoism, Zhuangzi inherits and develops the essential opinion of Laozi about Taoism, connecting the experience of Taoism with life. Zhuangzi raises the proposition of substance coming from heart, observing Taoism with thoroughness, singleness, keeping and missing. In the process of observing Taoism, Zhuangzi demonstrates the artistic and aesthetic characteristics of his thought through intuitive thinking.

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As the major representative of Taoism, Zhuangzi inherits and develops the essential opinion of Laozi about Taoism, connecting the experience of Taoism with life. Zhuangzi raises the proposition of substance coming from heart, observing Taoism with thoroughness, singleness, keeping and missing. In the process of observing Taoism, Zhuangzi demonstrates the artistic and aesthetic characteristics of his thought through intuitive thinking.

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As the major representative of Taoism, Zhuangzi inherits and develops the essential opinion of Laozi about Taoism, connecting the experience of Taoism with life. Zhuangzi raises the proposition of substance coming from heart, observing Taoism with thoroughness, singleness, keeping and missing. In the process of observing Taoism, Zhuangzi demonstrates the artistic and aesthetic characteristics of his thought through intuitive thinking.

Key concepts: Taoism, Proposition, Aesthetics, Epistemology, Philosophy, Psychology, Buddhism, Theology

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