Research on Aesthetic Problems in the West

Author: Zhang Hong
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book studies the Western existential aesthetics represented by Heidegger and its theoretical foundation—existentialist philosophy's fundamental issues, analyzing its impact, inspiration, and inherent limitations on the construction of modern Chinese aesthetics. The content is divided into three major parts. First, it follows Heidegger's intellectual journey to grasp the true essence of his existential thought. Second, it delves into his artistic and aesthetic reflections from various perspectives, understanding his expansion of modern aesthetics and art philosophy. Finally, it reviews the various forms in which Heidegger's theories have been integrated into contemporary Chinese academic and cultural contexts and explores the possibilities of moving beyond his irreplaceable contributions to envision a broader future. The entire book is rigorous in scholarship, clear in structure, fluent in language, and accessible yet profound, offering new insights on many issues and being rich in