英文摘要 |
This paper discusses the aesthetic reason for sport by way of Kant's aesthetics. The discourse includes three steps. In the first step, it divides reason, according to Lesser, into three kinds, which are reason of desire, reason of obligation and aesthetic reason. Secondly, based on the first and third moments of the feeling of the beautiful in Kant's aesthetics, it argues that the characteristics of aesthetic reason are interestlessness and purposelessness. At last, it tries to argue that aesthetic reason is for sport the better reason than the other reasons. The aesthetic reason, because of its interestlessness and purposelessness, provides for sport a non-utilitarian point. This manifests the concept of freedom, which is the most precious for sport. |