The History of the Mind in Human Artistic Expression:A New Perspective on Divergence and Universality Based on Cognitive Anthropology
In seeking to understand the existence of art,it is essential to consider the foundational basis of the human mind's historical development during artistic creation.Traditional historical perspectives can find their explanatory scope within the frameworks of chronological coordinates or structured interpretative models.However,if one truly begins from the history of the human mind,a third mode of historical understanding emerges,one that focuses on the morphogenesis of the interaction between the mechanisms of mapping and projection inherent in human cognitive capabilities.This interaction,at its core,represents a chained transformation between mapping and projection.Human agency plays a distinctive role in this transformative process.Within this context,it is also necessary to engage with the dialectical relationship between universality and divergence.
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