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The ontological foundations of the artist’s creative Self

T.О. Tishchenko
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Tatiana О. Tishchenko, Postgraduate student of the Department of Psychology and Conflictology Lugansk State University named after Vladimir Dahl, e-mail: samovilova.tanya@inbox.ru

 

The article undertakes a philosophical and aesthetical analysis of the ontological foundations of the artist’s creative Self. This category is problematized through the concept of “life world”, which is described as a special quasi-reality of the scope of the subjective and objective. The author consistently presented the life world of the artist's creative Self in the traditions and perspectives of various philosophical and aesthetic concepts. Special attention is paid to the representation of the subject’s Ego in the works of Russian thinkers.

Keywords: artist's creative self, life world, art, genius, freedom
 

 

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