Aesthetic Materialized

The"Materialization"theory originated in Chuang Tzu's Theory on Equal Material, which used to belong to an area of philosophy, is Chuang Tzu's symbolic expression on the ideology of "Equal Material" and his " Peripateticism Experience". As it is connected with the inner law of human being's thinking of art, the "Materialization" theory makes a significant impact on the literary creations, literary theory, aesthetics, and even in shaping the character, and it has become a unique aesthetic subject in Chinese aesthetics. However, in the current research status in this area, both in its meaning, its realm, or in the aspect of the relationship between"Materialization"theory and the creation, there exist further exploring space and necessity. The thesis aims at further exploring Chuang Tzu's"Materialization"theory combining the artistic creation and by using the methods of psychological analysis and comparative analysis. The following are my four viewpoints:Firstly, the paper assumes that the meaning of "Materialization" cannot be limited to the level "Man conforms with nature, and all united into one", which is only involved in the realm of "Equal Material", that is, "the Realm of Equal Material and no-I". In fact, "Materialization" embodies more Chuang Tzu's ideology of "Peripateticism Experience". Above"the Realm of Equal Material and no-I"which is beyond"Equal Material", there is another realm which is called"Peripateticism Experience", i.e."the Realm of"I"peripateticism"which is"a mix of the God and Material". Therefore, "Materialization" suggests a psychological realm of a mix of God and material in which"Man conforms with nature, and all united into one".Secondly, the paper believes that Chuang Tzu's "Materialization" realm is not at all limited to the realm of "no - I", but in fact it is the realm of "Reconstruction and Aloofness","but I", "Tour to music", a triple-chin-style realm. "Reconstruction" focuses on the upgrading of the inner soul, a process of internalization; "Consummation", focuses on the transcending outside of the main subject (that is,...