Mukha O. Category of Body in Historical and Philosophical Tradition of Early West-European Middle Ages.

The mechanisms of forming of new public ideal (ascetic), conceptions of intellectual beauty, are watched, symbolism in artistic registration and filling of body in the monuments of art. The maintenance of category of the human body is analysed in the context of base concepts of Christian Sacramentology: sin, holiness, death and resurrection. New approach is offered to determination of sinfulness, the analysis of nature of body's holiness is conducted in the context of Christian mysteries and religious practices, the features of sacral strategies of periods of Antiquity and Early Middle-Ages are shown out. It is grounded: that a body is a poly-version category, the semantic filling of which is determined by the lifestile, self-identification and self-presentation of personality, and in history of philosophy relies as one of determining descriptions of certain epoch.