How did the philosophical question of art come to be?

First, art, like philosophy, is a way for human beings to know and understand the life of the world or a way to see the world, and in academic terms, it is a way for human beings to grasp the world, but art and philosophy use different ways and symbols to express their understanding of the life of the world.

Second, art and philosophy are closely related, and many philosophies are infiltrated and integrated in works of art and artistic concepts, and a work of art without philosophical connotation is difficult to enlighten and reminisce, and a creator without a philosophical mind cannot be regarded as a great artist.

Brief introduction. The Philosophy of Art is a famous work by the French historian, writer and philosopher Danner. After reading, readers will be impressed by Danner's extensive knowledge, unique thinking, meticulous analysis, and incisive insights.

Moreover, you will find that the origin of art is like this. You'll notice that the fog that prevents us from appreciating works of art is lifting.

The philosophical question of art is formed by the fact that when we are confronted with a work of art that has no practical purpose or value, we cannot help but ask, what is the meaning of a work of art? What is their raison d'être?

A painting by Van Gogh depicts a pair of peasant women's shoes, which cannot be put on our feet, nor is it a diagram of what a peasant shoe is, nor does it give a visual display of the concept of "peasant shoe". So, in what sense does the painting acquire its "existence"? What is our relationship with the painting?

This question is precisely the question of the relationship between art and human life.

Philosophy is made into thinking, and it is formed into tormented thinking; Art comes from beauty, from the beauty of resonance.

Philosophy perceives the objective world with subjective consciousness, and art embodies subjective feelings with external expression.

Philosophy is the blood of purgatory, art is the myth of heaven, and economics and politics are the worldly existences on earth. Philosophy holds up the economy and politics, and art leads the economy and politics, one is quiet self-reflection, and the other is the yearning for beauty. The supported reality of economics and politics has accepted the warnings of philosophy, been baptized by art, and moved forward with a radiant expression.

On the contrary, if politics or economics despise, despise, or even harm or abandon philosophy and art, it will inevitably lead to blindness, disorientation, disorder, and even disaster.

Great philosophy of artistic creation.

Why is Mr. Mu Xin's "Literary Memoirs" attractive? Because he knew how to deal with the relationship between religion, philosophy and art.

Speculative and analytical philosophy of art are two different schools of philosophy, and they have some similarities and differences in methods, theories, and research objects.

First of all, the speculative philosophy of art emphasizes the in-depth study of issues such as beauty, aesthetic experience, and the cultural and historical background of human beings. This approach usually uses poetic or metaphorical language and focuses on individual subjective emotions and intuitive experiences. Analytic art philosophy, on the other hand, pays more attention to logical reasoning and conceptual definition, revealing the internal logical relationships of works through the analysis of language, symbol system, and formal structure.

Secondly, there are also differences in the research objects of wide blindness. Speculative art philosophy is more concerned with holistic questions, such as the big questions of "what is beauty" and "what is real"; Analytic art philosophy, on the other hand, is more focused on specific details, such as how to interpret the use of lines or color combinations in a painting.

Finally, there are also differences on a theoretical basis. Speculative art philosophies often rely on various ethical and moral principles, myths, and religious beliefs that have emerged from traditional Western culture. Analytic art philosophy, on the other hand, makes more use of emerging conceptual tools developed in the field of science and technology (such as information theory) and fills in the gaps of traditional Western culture.

In short, although both are committed to exploring the complexity and subtlety behind human creativity and aesthetic experience, they cannot fully capture the essential characteristics behind the surface, but they are different from method to research object to theoretical basis.

There is an interrelationship between philosophy and art. When artists engage in creative activities, they will always consciously or unconsciously accept the influence of specific philosophical thoughts, and express or reveal them through their own artworks, and a number of philosophical works of art have appeared, which play a role in promoting the formation of artistic trends. Art can enlighten the minds of philosophers, and works of art can disseminate specific philosophical ideas.

Philosophy is the study of fundamental and universal issues, and is a theoretical system of worldview. Philosophy is the study of basic and universal problems, generally with a rigorous logical system of the universe, it studies the nature of the universe, the position of man in the universe, and so on some very basic questions.

Art is a social ideology that uses images to reflect reality, but it is more typical than reality. Art is the process of perceiving, learning, and expressing objective or subjective objects through capturing and excavating, feeling and analyzing, integrating and using (the process of assemblage of forms, the life process of organisms, and the development process of stories), or the staged results of singing the praises of friends through the form of conversation obtained through feelings (sight, hearing, and touch).

The difference between art and philosophy: philosophy is an abstract conceptual thinking activity to reflect the objective world; Art is concrete, vivid images that reveal the essence of things; Philosophy is mainly done for the use of people's intellect, to convince people with reason; Art not only acts on people's reason, but also acts on the emotions of wild acacia, influencing people with emotions; Philosophy is the highest form of reason, and art is the highest form of sensibility.

Summary. "Speculative" refers to the use of thinking, reasoning, deduction and other methods to reach conclusions, everything must be seen with a dialectical eye, in order to distinguish the connection between things. However, the level of discernment and the ingenuity of dialectical thinking often lead to controversy in the philosophy of art, and after a question, it will emerge that it is difficult to conclude.

This is how the philosophy of art moves forward in the process of constantly knowing things and creating things. Before the birth of Marxist philosophy, the ontological philosophical system was speculative philosophy. Through a comparative study of the artistic perspectives of the ancient Greek philosophers, one can construct an intellectual genealogy of classical art philosophy.

What are the similarities and differences between the speculative philosophy of art and the analytic philosophy of art?

"Speculative" refers to the use of thinking, reasoning, deduction and other methods to reach conclusions, everything must be seen with a dialectical eye, in order to distinguish the connection between things. However, the level of discernment and the ingenuity of dialectical thinking often lead to controversy in the philosophy of art, and after a question, it will emerge that it is difficult to conclude. This is how the philosophy of art moves forward in the process of constantly knowing things and creating things.

Before the birth of Marxist philosophy, the ontological philosophical system was speculative philosophy. Through a comparative study of the artistic perspectives of the ancient Greek philosophers, one can construct an intellectual genealogy of classical art philosophy.

Classical art philosophy takes "the analysis of things" (existential analysis) as the core topic, and believes that art discusses "things" and philosophy discusses "words". The relationship between art (techne) and nature (physis) has become the most basic relationship in classical art philosophy, so the concept of "imitation" (mimesis) has emerged, which has become the core concept of classical art philosophy, which is different from the core concept of modern art philosophy "aesthesis". In the minds of the Greeks, imitation was a sacred act that constructed the relationship between man and matter, because the creation of nature is superior to the creation of man, and the creation of man has an external purpose, and nature is not.

Classical art philosophy believes that "nature" is more powerful than "man-made", which is also the opposite of modern art philosophy, that is, "existential" thinking in nature.