英文摘要 |
In his Lectures on the Philosophy of Art, Hegel deduces lucidly spirit’s development from symbolic, via classical, to romantic art. This process can be summarized as follows. In symbolic art, the relationship between divine idea and nature is foreignness, spirit struggles to seek idea in nature. However, to seek implies not to have found; In classical art, the relationship between the two is immediate unity, spirit has already found adequate configuration of nature for the expression of idea and attained to objectivity. However, spirit assumes that nature is substance, it does not know that it itself is substance; Romantic art’s work is to transcend externality of nature and restore to internality of spirit. It is the very characteristic of spirit to lose itself in externalization and find itself again through loss because what is sought has not yet been found, but the place has been found where is to be sought. |