Five psychological modes of aesthetic experience

The psychological elements of aesthetics mainly include perception, attention, association and imagination, emotion and understanding.

Perception: The primary task of the appreciator of the aesthetic object is to touch and perceive the object through his own aesthetic senses, that is, to appreciate its shape and color with his eyes and listen to its various sounds with his ears, that is to say, to get a relatively complete first impression about the object by virtue of his own perception.

Imagination: Aesthetic activities can not be separated from the participation of aesthetic theme imagination.

Emotion: Aesthetic activity is also an aesthetic process of emotional activity, that is, the emotional stimulation process of words, so the study of aesthetic psychology cannot be separated from the analysis of this emotional psychological phenomenon.

Understanding: Aesthetics is a perceptual form of spiritual activity. Can only understand, can't say.