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Dolgov, K. M. Esthetics: Development or Abandonment?

Abstract: This is the review of a speech made during International Esthetic Conference held at the philosophical faculty of Moscow State University. The speech is devoted to life and creative work of M. F. Ovsyannikov and describes the rapid development of esthetics in the Soviet Union and establishment of numerous esthetical faculties in Russia, former Soviet Union countries and other countries, too. It is well shown that Soviet aestheticians made a significant contribution to development of the world philosophy of esthetics. At the same time the author describes the reasons causing closure of esthetical researches in modern Russia as well as consequences creating a threat for development of Russian esthetics and spiritual culture.


Keywords:

philosophy, esthetics, art, science, religion, literature, mass culture, supreme culture, aestheticism, art aesthetic criteriology.


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