Abstract

This article aims to give a from leisure and cultural significance of the phenomenological point of view. I will first discuss the general phenomenology of meaning constitute, and one from Aristotle, the concept for understanding the nature of the background, the other for an analysis of Husserl's philosophical point of view to interpret the meaning of the concept of a comparison. Then I want to do for the cultural significance of the composition of a phenomenological and spiritual standpoint by culture. In the final chapter, I deal with major issues, namely, leisure and cultural significance of the phenomenological form, but from the perspective of the two: one for the understanding of the concept of pleasure, and the other is the leisure time to explore. This paper aims to give leisure culture a meaning from the phenomenological viewpoint. I will start by discussing the phenomenological constitution of meaning in general, first against the background of Aristotle's conception of essence, then in comparison with an interpretation of Husserl's conception of meaning from the viewpoint of analytic philosophy. I will investigate the phenomenological constitution of the meaning of culture through the concept of "cultured mind." In the final paragraph, I address two aspects of the phenomenological constitution of the meaning of leisure culture: the concept of pleasure and leisure time