Myednikova G. The Valuable and Adaptable Potential of the Postmodern Art in the Aspect of Non-classic Aesthetics.

This thesis is dedicated to research of the valuable adaptable potential of the postmodern art with its new philosophical aesthetical paradigms-functions, the collage assembly concept of the image creation, violation of the artistic forms, demolition of genre boundaries, and convergence with reality that create an all-time deep and wide transformation of the human view. The thesis examines the adaptable possibilities of modern art that are founded into the new conception of postmodern art and its interactive and pluralistic nature which is the topical entity that forms understanding of purpose of existence not just for the future day, but teaches to find the meaning of life in present during communicating with others, nature, Universe; to uncover one's subjectivity. The radical experience of art practice expands and deepens the understanding of the core and impact existence of aesthetical things, while transforming the traditional mankind experience in two essential directions: creation of an aesthetical habitat and awareness of the spiritual metaphysic basis of human life. The transformation of classical aesthetics and formation of non-classical aesthetics main concerns was based on results of the actual functioning of modern art, and theoretical developments made by native and foreign philosophers and aesthetes.