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inaccessibility

inaccessibility In this context, inaccessibility means a psychological barrier to understanding or emotionally connecting with something even when it is plainly visible or available.

In this context, inaccessibility means a psychological barrier to understanding or emotionally connecting with something even when it is plainly visible or available. It refers to difficulty grasping the implied feelings, meanings, or concepts because of differences in cultural and aesthetic frameworks.

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Drafting source: Tang Bei; Yan Hongying; Li Yang; Hua Yong. AI-mediated cross-cultural translation of Chinese brush-and-ink psychology for aesthetic empathy. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1828438; article XML SHA-256 fe96ea033249cf2874983d52a9d2116d5496bde37df99a0071f3b632679d82d1. “AI-mediated cross-cultural translation of Chinese brush-and-ink psychology for aesthetic empathy” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1828438).
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