声明
摘要
Abstract
List of Figures
List of Tables
Table of Contents
Chapter One Introduction
1.1.Research background
1.2 Significance of the study
1.3 Organization of the dissertation
Chapter Two Literature Review
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Related terms
2.2.1 Defamiliarization
2.2.2 Beauty and aesthetic perception
2.2.3 Chinese classifier
2.2.4 Eye-movement
2.3 Theories and studies on defamiliarization
2.3.1 Philosophical foundation
2.3.2 Practical basis
2.3.3 Systematization by Russian formalists
2.3.4 Related theories
2.3.5 Recent studies
2.4 Studies on aesthetic perception
2.4.1 History of empirical aesthetics
2.4.2 Empirical studies on familiarity and aesthetic perception
2.4.3 Theoretical model of aesthetic perception
2.5 Studies on defamiliarization and aesthetic value of Chinese classifiers
2.6 limitations of the previous studies
2.6.1 Limitations on the relationship between defamiliarization and aesthetic perception
2.6.2 Limitations on procedure of aesthetic perception
Chapter Three Methodology
3.1 Research questions
3.2 Experiment design
3.3 Participants
3.4 Materials and pretests
3.5 Apparatus
3.6 Tasks and procedures
3.6.1 Task1:eye-movement experiment
3.6.2 Task2:aesthetic and familiarity judgments
3.7 Data collection and analysis
3.7.1 Data for eye-movement experiment
3.7.2 Illustration for the eye-movement variables
3.7.3 Data for aesthetic and familiarity judgment
3.7.4 SPSS analysis
3.8 Summary
Chapter Four Relationship between Defamiliarization and Aesthetic Perception
4.1 The non-linear relationship between defamiliarization and aesthetic perception
4.1.1 Difference in familiarity
4.1.2 Difference in beauty
4.1.3 The unsymmetrical inverted U-shaped curve
4.2 The threshold value
4.3 Summary
Chapter Five Procedure of Aesthetic Perception
5.1 Text based aesthetic perception
5.1.1 Location of attention
5.1.2 Location of emotional arousal
5.2 Perceiver based aesthetic perception
5.2.1 General perception effort
5.2.2 Initial stage
5.2.3 Early stage
5.2.4 Late stage
5.2.5 Adaption of Just and Carpenter’s model
5.2.6 Comparison to Leder’s model of visual art
5.2.7 Qualitative description
5.3 Summary
Chapter Six Conclusion
6.1 Major findings
6.1.1 Defamiliarization and aesthetic perception
6.1.2 Procedure of aesthetic perception
6.2 Achievements
6.2.1 Theoretical achievement
6.2.2 Empirical achievement
6.3 Limitations and suggestions
6.3.1 Theoretical limitations and suggestions
6.3.2 Methodogical Limitations and suggestions
References
Appendices
Acknowledgements
Publications
Projects