Wang Guowei's Aesthetics in Transcultural Perspective: "Jingjie" and "Atmosphere"

Philosophy East and West 72 (4):903–923 (2022)
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Abstract:This article presents a new interpretation of Wang Guowei's concept of jingjie understood as his creative response to Kant and European aesthetics addressing concerns recently elaborated also in Gernot Böhme's new aesthetic theory, based on a non-standard interpretation of Kant's aesthetic theory through his concept of atmosphere. The convergence of both authors is explored in their efforts to overcome the dualism of subject and object in their explorations of the aesthetic experience and response, further exemplified by means of another current term, Bence Nanay's distributed attention.

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