A STUDY OF AESTHETIC CONCEPT AND BUDDHIST PRINCIPLE APPEARED IN THE POEMS OF PAIVARIN KHAO-NGAM

Abstract

General aesthetics concept is the science of beauty that appears in art and nature. That is, the aesthetic concept in poetry is the aesthetics of life and has the value of fine art in terms of emotion that comes from imaginative aesthetics. Poetry will communicate through thoughts to all creations of art, allowing the taste of art, beauty, and melodiousness to be perceived by the senses, creating a feeling of joy, satisfaction, and appreciation for various things. The aesthetic concept and Buddhist principles that appear in the poems of Phaiwarin Khao Ngam are the Buddhist principles that appear in the poems of Phaiwarin Khao Ngam, namely, gratitude, solitude, sacrifice, humility, courage, and honesty. The form of aesthetic concepts and Buddhist principles that appear in the poems of Phaiwarin Khao Ngam are the poems of Phaiwarin Khao Ngam that are influenced by the teachings of Buddhism and have some ideas from the philosophy of life, naturalism, showing the principles of Buddhism hidden in the poems, namely, gratitude, unity, perseverance, honesty, and solitude. The aesthetics of poetry is something that supports beauty. In terms of literature that is conveyed through emotions, including word play, alliteration, rhyme, idioms, and metaphors.