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联系实际,阐述艺术鉴赏的流程。

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艺术鉴赏流程包括三个方面。

(1)直觉与感知。艺术直觉是指人们在审美活动中对于审美对象具有一种不假思索而即刻把握与领悟的能力。审美感知是指人们在注意审美对象形式特点的同时,开始关注审美对象的意义。鉴赏活动是在直觉与感知的心理基础上开始的,使鉴赏者产生对作品形式美的注意,完成对其意义的初步感受。(6分)

(2)体验与想象。在鉴赏过程中,主体以自身审美经验为基础,潜入作品情境之中进行审美体验,不断推进与作品中所包含情感的交流与融合。同时由于审美想象和联想的展开,鉴赏者可以与作品或艺术家进行交流,洞察其

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