《美学概论》教学大纲 - 首都图书馆（Outline of Aesthetics -- Capital Library）.docVIP

《美学概论》教学大纲 - 首都图书馆（Outline of Aesthetics -- Capital Library） Syllabus of aesthetics subject course The subject of aesthetics is an elective course of undergraduate education in Chinese language and literature at The Open University of China. The purpose of this course is to: adhere to the Marx doctrine as a guide, implement the principle of integrating theory with practice, through the basic aesthetic knowledge, cultivating students ability to understand the aesthetic theory, improve the level of literature and aesthetics and the aesthetic quality of students. The text of this course is Introduction to aesthetics, edited by Dong Xuewen, published by Peking University press. The content of this course is divided into six chapters, including the theory of beauty and beauty, the theory of beauty, the theory of artistic beauty, the theory of aesthetics, and the theory of aesthetic education. 3 credits per semester. The syllabus of this course gives a brief introduction to the main content of the textbook Aesthetics, and lists the teaching points and bibliography of each chapter. The syllabus is the guide and basis for the teaching and examination of the course. Introduction to aesthetics Introduction The main contents: aesthetics as a discipline, is the middle of the eighteenth Century by Baumgarten established. The object of aesthetics is to study the essence of beauty, the beauty of beauty, the form of beauty, the beauty of art, the appreciation of beauty and the appreciation of beauty, and the aesthetic education, etc., based on the aesthetic relation between man and reality. Study of aesthetics must adhere to historical materialism and dialectical materialism world outlook and methodology, using method of art, psychology, sociology, science and Hermeneutics and other disciplines, it is necessary to pay attention to basic theory research, but also for the aesthetic practice of human increasingly rich, expand the aesthetic disciplines. Key points: 1.. The object of ae