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Mysterious, Sad, Silent
Krei Ohnishi was an aesthetician who made important contributions to the history of modern Japanese aesthetics and had his own unique and systematic aesthetic theory system. He was an important intermediary in the transition and transformation process of Japanese modern aesthetics from the Meiji and Taisho periods to the early Showa period and from the early Showa period to the late Showa period, that is, after the war. This book combines the "trilogy" of aesthetic research by the famous modern
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Mysterious and Mournful Things
"Yugen and Mono-Ai" is a classic aesthetic work by Krei Onishi. From the perspective of traditional Japanese aesthetics, he conducted theoretical research and discussions on "Yugen" and "Mono-Ai", trying to break the framework of Western aesthetics and incorporate Japan's unique aesthetic concepts. "Yugen" is a subtle interest that is difficult to explain in words. "Monoai" is often used to express the consciousness and connotation of Japanese national aesthetics. By interpreting yugen and monoa
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Japanese Wabi-Sabi
Wabi - illuminating beauty in the dark place. Sabita - finding truth from destruction. The word wabi-sabi contains all of Japanese aesthetics. "Wabi-sabi" is a key word for understanding Japanese culture and daily life. "Wabi" originates from the wabi tea method of Sen no Rikyu, the originator of Japanese tea ceremony: it is gloomy and silent, quaint, simple, restrained and rough after years of refinement; "Sabi" can be seen in the interesting works of Japanese haiku saint Matsuo Basho: chanting
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