论王国维的-隔-与-不隔（Wang Guowei - - and - not every segment）.doc

论王国维的-隔-与-不隔（Wang Guowei - - and - not every segment） Wang Guowei in on the new language input on the etymology of intuition is analyzed, he said: husband intuition, feeling that my heart is listening, facial intuition, smell, taste, touch, in effect with additional features for the role of the heart, intuition all that, not only the head of the view....... However, the view is not satisfactory. However, in terms of, also have the disease, not only the target language. Intuition for the in and tuitus from the Latin language two. Tuitus, view means also. Cover the role of the view, in the five facial features for the most important, so it was taken by the perception of his official, and in the name of the most important, the name also. 7 (P532) at the time, the concept of western culture and the influx of Chinese, not appropriate translation is inevitable, used by Wang Guoweis intuition and intuition refers to the intuition. The intuition in Spanish in two aspects, one is the verb intuit, it refers to the dynamic and intuitive process; the other is the noun intuition, it has two aspects, one is a verb noun, that is intuitive process of abstraction, on the other hand can be formed in the mind through sea intuition intuition, intuition is a combination of perception and intuition, expressed by perceptualintuition in English, while Kant and Schopenhauer have used a unique concept of Anschauung in German, now as the interpreter intuitive verbs, the German word for Anschauen, it can be divided into verbs, an the preposition (equivalent to at in English), sehauen is the see (with English Show), so the root verb Anschauen translated into English should be lookat, Anschauung in English without a word of words to match, only in terms of intuition, here is the alternation of intuition and intuition. Anschauung in Kant and Schopenhauer later by the Italy philosopher Croce inherited, formed by intuition (intu - ition) system, as the core of the aesthetic ideology theory, Kant an