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Aesthetic Interpretation on Liang Qichao's Doctrine of Taste

Qin Jing-ye

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Liang Qichao's doctrine of taste tries to make artistry of life with the idea when you do nothing,you are doing everything,you are making without the intention of owning The action of owing nothing.The aesthetic expression is based on the emotional instinct,social responsibility,and artistic evaluation.

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Liang Qichao's doctrine of taste tries to make artistry of life with the idea when you do nothing,you are doing everything,you are making without the intention of owning The action of owing nothing.The aesthetic expression is based on the emotional instinct,social responsibility,and artistic evaluation.

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Liang Qichao's doctrine of taste tries to make artistry of life with the idea when you do nothing,you are doing everything,you are making without the intention of owning The action of owing nothing.The aesthetic expression is based on the emotional instinct,social responsibility,and artistic evaluation.

Key concepts: Nothing, Doctrine, Instinct, Taste, Interpretation (philosophy), Aesthetics, Action (physics), Content (measure theory)

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