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14:00-16:00 Section1k 14:00-16:00 Section1l 14:00-16:00 Section1m 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 14:00-16:00 Section1K Chair: Zhao Zhi'ang Speaker: Zhao Zhi'ang Title: The Critique of Somaesthetics Speaker: Li Longqiang Title: Beauty VS the Beautiful Speaker: Lu Chenguang Title: A New Interpretation of Natural Beauty and Sexual Selection Speaker: Xiao Jianjun Title: Alienation of Human Beings VS Oriental Wisdom Place:2nd Teaching Bldg. 408 14:00-16:00 Section1L Chair: Wang Kai Speaker: Wang Kai Title: Heidegger's Initial Inquiries Into East Asian Languages Speaker: Guo Wencheng Title: On a Theme of Late Heidegger's Aesthetics: Man, Poetically Living on the Earth Speaker: Zhao Zhoukuan Title: Heidegger and the Possibility of Aesthetics Speaker: Qi Zhijia Title: Merleau-Ponty's Analysis of Perception Place:2nd Teaching Bldg. 413 14:00-16:00 Section1M Chair: Liu Lianjie Speaker: Liu Lianjie Title: Qi or Body: On the Intercommunity and Discrepancy Between Traditional Chinese Aesthetics of the Qi Theory and Western Speaker: Hu Min 24 Agenda Title: Research on the Difference between Chinese and Western Aesthetic Ideas of Covering and Exposing of Human Body Speaker: Li Chun Title: Research On the Environment of Traditional Chinese Palace Architecture Speaker: Chen Hong Title: On the Origin and Boundary of Art Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 414 14:00-16:00 Section1N Chair: Fu Shouxiang Speaker: Fu Shouxiang Title: A Primary Discussion of Aesthetic Generalization and Pleasure-orientation in the Age of Consumption Speaker: Zhang Kuzhi Title: The Appreciation of the 'Non-Beautiful': the Downgrade of Contemporary Aesthetic Interests Speaker: Yan Fei Title: Why Does China Pay So Much Attention to Art Education? Speaker: Shan Guohua Title: An interpretation of Ideal-state and its Function in Aesthetic activities Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 416 14:00-16:00 Section1O Chair: Lin Shujie Speaker: Tian Chun Title: The Picturesque and Its Chinese Origin Speaker: Wang Fei Title:Tanglings Between Qi(Vital Force) and Guang (Light) Speaker: Lin Shujie Title: The Writing of Chinese Characters and Deconstruction Aesthetics: Entering Derrida's Method of Différance Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 420 25 14:00-16:00 Section1P Chair: Ma Junying Speaker: You Zhansheng Title: Misunderstanding, Misevaluation and Paralogy: the Misreading of Western Aesthetics in Modern China Speaker: Zhang Gong Title: Characteristics of Existence’s Mode of Artistic Meaning Speaker: Ma Junying Title: Liu Xie and Bakhtin: When Idea Came into Being, Word was form and Thus Writtings Became Estalished Speaker: Xie Yubin Title: The Aesthetic Interpretation of Conceptual Art Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 421 14:00-16:00 Section1Q Chair: Yin Manting Speaker: He Shijian Title: On Several Problems of Artistic Design in the View of National Strategy for Cultural Industries Speaker: Yin Manting Title: On the Weak Degree of Institutionalization of the Modern Artworlds and the Contemporary Possibility of Asthetics Speaker: Zhu Farong Title: Rather be the flower than the Bee: Aesthetic Experience VS Aesthetic Engagement Speaker: Zang Xinming Title: The Modern Transformation of the Term 'Xiesheng' (Sketch from Life): an Analysis of Japanese and Chinese Dictionary Definitions Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 422 14:00-16:00 Section2A Chair: Zhu Qingsheng Speaker: Beak, Yongsung Title: Walter Benjamin’S Poetics Of Image And Play 26 Agenda Speaker: Chou, Christine J.C. Title: Art Space, Humanist Space! Speaker: Heidary, Majid Title: Persian Painting As A "Narrative Construction Of Reality" Speaker: Zhu Qingsheng Title: China's second concept of art Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 315 14:00-16:00 Section2B Chair: Beleza Moreira, Alexandra Speaker: Beleza Moreira, Alexandra Title: Image Strangeness And Possibility Speaker: Dzalto, Davor Title: Aesthetics in Service of Power(the Definition of Art and The Analysis of Concepts of Art) Speaker: Ito, Saki Title: Tow Disjunctive Definitions And The Diversity Of Art Speaker: Noguera, Mónica Herrera Title: The Avant-Garde Appropriation Of The Tribal Arts And The Artist As Ethnographer Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 316 14:00-16:00 Section2C Chair: Entzenberg, Claes Speaker: Bersa, Gabriele Title: Art: la question de la définition et l’art dans le monde globalisé. Speaker: Entzenberg, Claes Title: “Art Beyond The Box: Discomforting Pluralism In The Artworld” Speaker: Kante, Bozidar Title: Are Some Aesthetic Properties Really Manifest? Speaker: Oh, Chong-Hwan Title: The Meaning Of Life For Art Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 317 27 14:00-16:00 Section2E Chair: Hou Hongtang Speaker: Cheng Jingjing Title: 'Rhyme, the utmost point of beauty': the Ideal of Beauty Appreciation of Classical Chinese Art Speaker: Gao Yi Title: The 'Truth Supreme' Theory in Art Creation Speaker: Hou Hongtang Title: The 'Tao' and 'Technique' in Chinese Art Criticism—Pertinence to the Aesthetic Concept of Sushi and the Modern Meaning of Art Criticism Speaker: Li Ping Sang Nong Title: Principle of Artistic Nature of Mind: An Art Theory with Chinese Characteristics Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 423 16:15-18:15 Chinese Art 3 Chair: Peng Jixiang Speaker: Peng Jixiang Title: Chinese culture and the spirit of Chinese traditional art Speaker: Liang Jiang Title: Ancient Chinese Emperors and the Change of the Art of Painting and Calligraphy Speaker: Chen Chuanxi Title: Civil Service and Chinese Art Theory Speaker: Liu Chenghua Title: Developing the objects VS Caring for the vitality: a Historical Study of the Presentation Discrepancy between Western art and Chinese art Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 107 16:15-18:15 Chinese Art 4 Chair: Li Song Speaker: Li Song Title: The Logic of Chinese Image Speaker: Li Yanzu Title: The Artifact as Art and Its Spirit 28 Agenda Speaker: Chen Lvsheng Title: Chinese stationery and Chinese aesthetics Speaker: Li Jun Title: A Research on the Origin of the Tomb Passage of Royal Family Mausoleums Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 109 16:15-18:15 Art Education Session 2 Chair: Gu Gongsheng Speaker: Wang Yaohua Title: A Brief Comment on Music Education’s Function of Cultural Transmission Speaker: Huang HuiLin Title: Thoughts on Art Education and Discipline Construction Speaker: Li Cun Title: Reflection on Significance of Musical Aesthetic Education in Senior High School Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 202 16:15-18:15 Section2D Chair: Blom, Kati Speaker: Blom, Kati Title: Aspectual (Reconstructed) Stratum And Real (Present) Stratum In Roman Ingarden’S Aesthetic, Comparison Between Architecture And Art Speaker: Gonzalez Valeiro, Maria Antonia Title: Mind the Gap. Hermeneutics and Analytic Aesthetics on Narrativity and Historicity in the Artwork Speaker: Lee, Junghwan Title: From Techniques And Instruments To Intellectual Activities: A Conceptual Transition Of Arts During Song China (960-1279) Speaker: Perez, Cristina Title: The Experience Of The Beautiful Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 206 29 16:15-18:15 Section2F Chair: Wang Zhimin Speaker: Ding Yuehua Title: The Connotation and Thinking of Art in the Practical Construction Process Speaker: Li Bo Title: Art: Constructing the Multidimensional World Independent of Reality Speaker: Wang Zhimin Title: Discussion of the Redefinition of Art and Its Necessity Speaker: Lin Zao Title: The Modern Generation of Art Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 319 16:15-18:15 Section2G Chair: Liu Shunli Speaker: Liu Famin Title: Methodology and Objects of Contemporary Grotesque Aesthetics Study Speaker: Wang Wenge Title: The Characteristics and Significance of Grotesque Aesthetic Speaker: Liu Shunli Title: Is Tragedy as a Concept International? Speaker: Wang Qinshao Title: Patterns of Beauty and Ecological Aesthetics Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 402 16:15-18:15 Section2H Chair: Zhu Cunming Speaker: Kong Zhiguang Title: The Essence of Literature and Art is the Ideology of Beauty Appreciation Speaker: Li Yuan Title: Discussion About the Art of Life From the Development of the Museum—Thinking about the 30 Agenda Ontology of Art Speaker: Kong Zhiguang Title: Art, Medium, Language: Thoughts on the Medium of Modern Art Speaker: Li Yuan Title: Discussion of the Correlation Between Art and the Culture of Beauty Appreciation Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 404 16:15-18:15 Section2I Chair: Wang Yi Speaker: Zhao Dengliang Title: Diary Should be the Carrier of Aesthetic Education Speaker: Wu Jian Title: The Relationship Between Art and Asthetics Speaker: Wang Yi Title: The Idea of Unity of Goodness and Beauty is not the Feature of the Chinese Aesthetics Speaker: Qi Wenqing Title: The Idea of Unity of Goodness and Beauty is not a Feature of Chinese Aesthetics Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 406 16:15-18:15 Section3A Chair: Tanehisa Otabe Speaker: Cho, Jin-Geun Title: Visual Culture Studies And Aesthetics: Focusing On The Critique Of The Power Of ImageSpeaker: Đurić, Dubravka Title: Cultural Studies And Studies Of Poetry And Visual Art: American Language Poetry And British Feminist Art History Speaker: Nishi, Kinya Title: A Multicultural Approach to the Idea of Tragedy Speaker: Tanehisa Otabe Title: Karl Löwith and Japanese Thinking that Consists of Two Floors: A Contribution to Intercultural Aesthetics Place: 2nd Teaching Bldg. 210 31 16:15-18:15 Section3B Chair: Dakovic, Nevena Speaker: Dakovic, Nevena Title: Film Aesthetics /Theory Vs. Cultural Studies European Vs. American (Ised) Concepts Speaker: Sun. Zhongzeng Title: Wang Guowei and Reconstruction of Chinese Aesthetics Speaker: Kang Jiyeon Title: A Vietnamese movie and its aesthetics Speaker: da Rosa, Ronel Alberti Title: Mekangô (people-drawing): graphism and spatiality among Brazilian Indians as a nonverbal language Place: 2nd Teaching
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