日本文化中审美喜好变化的动态

IF 0.5 Q4 COMMUNICATION Doxa Comunicacion Pub Date : 2023-07-05 DOI:10.18524/2410-2601.2022.1(37).281821
Irina Sumchenko
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这篇文章探讨了日本文化中审美偏好的演变。通过考察禅宗、神道教的影响,以及与中国的文化互动,文章追溯了日本美学从欣赏无常和忧郁的美到更微妙、更低调的优雅和精致感的转变。Mono-no的特点是对生命无常的敏感,赞美转瞬即逝的美丽,强调对这些瞬间的情感反应。随着尤根的出现,这个概念得到了完善和扩展,尤根体现了对经验的微妙之处的欣赏和对未知事物的敬畏。这与单声道的更直接的情感表达有所不同,因为yugen鼓励观众自己解读作品。wabi-sabi的概念颂扬不完美和不对称的美,高度重视自然世界的美,强调简单和低调优雅的重要性,拒绝炫耀财富或权力。总之,这些美学概念代表了日本人在历史上不断变化的审美偏好,反映了对美作为一种无常和自然的东西的深刻理解。尽管这些概念在今天仍然适用,但不断变化的技术景观和西方文化的影响导致了日本审美品味的转变。
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THE DYNAMICS OF CHANGES IN AESTHETIC LIKES IN JAPANESE CULTURE
This article explores the evolution of aesthetic preferences in Japanese culture over time. Through examining the influence of Zen Buddhism, Shintoism, and cultural interactions with China, the article traces the shift in Japanese aesthetics from an appreciation of impermanence and melancholy beauty to a more subtle and understated sense of elegance and refinement. Mono-no аvare was characterized by sensitivity to the impermanence of life, glorifying the beauty of fleeting moments and emphasizing the emotional response to these moments. This concept was refined and expanded with the advent of yugen, who personified an appreciation of the subtleties of experience and reverence for the unknown. This was a departure from the more direct emotional expression of mono-no avare, as yugen encouraged the audience to interpret the work for themselves. The concept of wabi-sabi celebrated the beauty of imperfection and asymmetry and highly valued the beauty of the natural world, emphasizing the importance of simplicity and understated elegance and rejecting the ostentatious display of wealth or power. Together, these aesthetic concepts represent the changing aesthetic preferences of Japanese people throughout history and reflect a deep commitment to understanding beauty as something impermanent and natural. Although these concepts remain relevant today, the changing technological landscape and the influence of Western culture have led to a shift in Japanese aesthetic tastes.
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