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The General Meaning in Pursuing Feelings

FU Xiao-fan

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A few thinkers and artists of the late-Ming Dynasty advocated the theory of feelings only with the intention of seeking general meaning and everlasting value. It was initiated by LI Zhi, clarified by YUAN Hong-dao's aesthetic values, and followed by TANG Xianzu and FENG Meng-long after supernatural and internal feeling.

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A few thinkers and artists of the late-Ming Dynasty advocated the theory of feelings only with the intention of seeking general meaning and everlasting value. It was initiated by LI Zhi, clarified by YUAN Hong-dao's aesthetic values, and followed by TANG Xianzu and FENG Meng-long after supernatural and internal feeling.

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A few thinkers and artists of the late-Ming Dynasty advocated the theory of feelings only with the intention of seeking general meaning and everlasting value. It was initiated by LI Zhi, clarified by YUAN Hong-dao's aesthetic values, and followed by TANG Xianzu and FENG Meng-long after supernatural and internal feeling.

Key concepts: Feeling, Meaning (existential), Aesthetics, Value (mathematics), Psychology, Philosophy, Social psychology, Epistemology

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