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Wherein are the differences in the debate on the problems of aesthetics
Chinese Studies in Philosophy 6 (3-4):119-136 (1975)
Abstract
After reading the recent essays in the People's Daily [Jen-min jih-pao] by Comrade Ts'ai I, Comrade Chu Kuang-ch'ien, Comrade Li Che-hou, and others on the problems in aesthetics, I feel that they contain both accuracies and inaccuracies concerning the basic questions with which they have dealt, and here I would like to discuss my views on the problems involved in the debateOther Versions
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