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日本的美意識と場の論理 : 〈物のあはれをしる心〉の構造
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ニホンテキ ビイシキ ト バ ノ ロンリ : 〈モノ ノ アワレ オ シル ココロ〉 ノ コウゾウ
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Nihonteki biishiki to ba no ronri : "mono no aware o shiru kokoro" no kozo
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The Japanese aesthetic consciousness and the logic of place : the structure of the mind that understands "Mono-no-Aware"
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大石, 昌史
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オオイシ, マサシ
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Oishi, Masashi
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金山, 弘昌
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カナヤマ, ヒロマサ
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Kanayama, Hiromasa
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慶應義塾大学文学部准教授
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三田哲學會
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ミタ テツガクカイ
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Mita tetsugakukai
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2017
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哲學
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139
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2017
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3
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29
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49
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This paper is an attempt to shed light on the Japanese aesthetic consciousness by examining the theory of "Mono-no-Aware" proposed by Motoori Norinaga (1730–1801). The author believes that in modern occidental culture, the structure of the reflective consciousness that judges what is beautiful is defined by "the logic of action," which is based on the interrelation between the subject and the object. In contrast, the Japanese aesthetic consciousness is defined by "the logic of place," where, under the dominance of "place," the relationship between the subject and the object is reversed.
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