| This thesis compares Aesthetics of Schiller with aestheticization of daily life, in order to take instance into consideration with Schiller's aesthetic ideal, review Schiller's aesthetics by instant aesthetics development. To solve instant aesthetics questions, the author discusses the contemporary meaning and limitation of Schiller's aesthetics. This thesis consists of three chapters besides the introductory remarks:The first chapter probes the formulated context of Schiller's aesthetics paradox by meanings of contrasting the social realities that Schiller faced with historical continuity of instant contest.The second chapter analyzes the aesthetic ideal of "intact people" that put forward in the face of splitting personality by Schiller to reveal its rational demands of aesthetics and review its ignorance to the inclination of pursues of masses. And then the author analyzes the change of the researching object:Schiller thinks that beautiful object is "alive image" which reflects the harmony and unity in space-time. In contemporary society, the relationship of time and space appears splitting in the changing life styles of people. Beauty appears as visual mirage in splitting state.The last chapter analyzes the contemporary absurd of Schiller's aesthetics: the world becomes the unreal image that cannot be hold, the meaning of play is subverted, and the meaning of form is commercialized. Schiller holds beauty in "form", divides the aesthetic category into soluble beauty and inspiring beauty. Schiller thinks people subject activity is "play" in the aesthetic course, and "play of imagination" is necessary to the creative activity. In contemporary society, people hold the external world with "image". The image, play and creation are different from the intension of Schiller's aesthetic concepts.Although Schiller's aesthetic category can't explain the new aesthetic question and aesthetic phenomenon, the building of new aesthetics should absorb its reasonable spirit dimensions to explain the new question of contemporary aesthetics. |
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