| Wang Keping （Keping Wang，b.1955， M.A. Ph.D.） is a research fellow of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences，university professor of Beijing International Studies University，visiting fellow at St。Anne’s College of the University of Oxford （2000）， and an honorary member of Olympic Center for Philosophy and Culture under the University of Athens。His main writings in English include Ethos of Chinese Culture，Chinese Philosophy on Life，and The Classic of the Dao：A New Investigation。His major works in Chinese include Interpretation and Reflection，Plato’s Poetics in the Republic， Towards A Transcultural Aesthetics，and Aesthetic Traveling。Two of his books were awarded Beijing Municipal Prize in 2004 and 2006 respectively。 |
| Foreword Chapter 1 A Manifold Expectation of Poetry 1.Poetry as a Social Discourse 2.Poetry as an Aesthetic Discourse 2.1 Poetic Xing 2.2 Poetic Guan 2.3 Poetic Qun 2.4 Poetic Yuan 3.Poetry as a Moral Discourse Chapter 2 Confucius and Plato on Music 1.Psychical Effect of Music 2.Aesthetic Value of Music 3.Moral Function of Music 4.Political Expectation of Music 5.Pedagogical Worth of Music 6.A Comparative Remark Chapter 3 A Debate on the Functions of Music 1.Against Music：Mozio’s Negative Utilitarianism 2.For Music：Xunzi’s Positive Utilitarianism 3.A Reconsideration of the Opposing Views Chapter 4 A Critical Illumination of Poetic Styles 1. The Literary Development：Form and Style 1.1 The Institutional Factor 1.2 The Fashion Impact 1.3 The Political Element 1.4 Group Dynamics 1.5 Historico-cultural Context 1.6 Artistic Individuality 2.Artistic Creation：Proper Inclusiveness and Holistic Vision 3.Stylistic Paradigms：Naturalness，Gracefulness and Elegance 3.1 Naturalness as Beauty 3.2 Gracefulness and Elegance Chapter 5 A Moralistic View of Poetry 1.Conformity to the Moral Principle a priori 2.A Bi-polarized Treatment of the Guofeng 3.Second Reflection on “Having No Depraved Thoughts” Chapter 6 Poetic Wisdom in Zen Enlightenment 1.Revelation from Natural Scenes 2.Natural Spontaneity as a Psychical Path 3.A Poetic Way of Zen Enlightenment 3.1 Gradual Enlightenment 3.2 Sudden Enlightenment 4. The Realm of Sumyata as Beauty Chapter 7 Aesthetic Criticism of 1.Beyond East and West：An Transcultural Transformatio 2.Aesthetic Education as a Critical Necessity（ Meiyu Shuo） …… Chapter 8 A Sunlimr Poetics of Maratic Type Afterword Appendix |
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