International Journal of Arts and Humanities (IJAH)

ISSN 2415-122X (Online) , ISSN 2415-1491 (Print)

World Horizon: How Is Genesis of Poetry Possible?

Wang Yongquan

Abstract

World horizon is open, constitutive and relevant to the “coalescence of subject with object ” in the interconnection of horizons and is compatible with Chinese philosophy. Poetic genesis features aesthetic intersubjectivity among the horizons of poet, readers and organic images in world horizon, in which image horizons co-apprehend each other and new images are constituted to adjust to the poet’s feelings. How can we constitute a more vivid poem without being stuck? How can we better cope with misunderstandings about Husserl? What is the relevance among language, poetry, and text? We will investigate in the following.

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