Skalska D. Aesthetic measurements of philosophic-anthropological studies of XX-th century.

Thesis deals with a comprehensive view of aesthetic measurements of philosophic-anthropological studies of the XX-th century, a theoretical analysis of the aesthetic ideas risen within philosophic anthropology, and which correct the classical theory of aesthetic to a great extent. The main research effort was to justify the significance and place of the anthropological turning-point in the European philosophy of the XX-th century that gave way to a new outlook on crucially new aspects in comprehension of the human nature, life, creative work, spiritual values. Solution for the raised scientific problem was based on rethinking of classic philosophic-anthropological thought and esthetic concept phenolog-existencial traditions, hermeneutics, 'negative dialectics', structural psychoanalysis. The research traces such aesthetic principles of philosophic anthropology as: phenomenology, existentialism, hermeneutics, neothomism, personalism, new-Marxism, poststructuralism, which generate the modern paradigm ofthe philosophic-aesthetic studies.