Bazaluk O. The existential and philosophical analysis of life phenomenon in the Western European philosophy at the end of XIX and the first part of XX centuries.

The objects are the life phenomenon concepts in the Western European philosophy at the end of XIX and the first part of XX centuries. The aims are the comparative analysis of the contents of the life phenomenon concepts in the Western European philosophy at the end of XIX and the first part of XX centuries and the finding-out of the reason of their transformation from priority consideration of a life phenomenon to the analysis of the nature and human nature problems . The methods are logical, historical, comparative approaches, dialectic, phenomenological, existential, hermeneutical, structuralisms, reconstructions, destructive and deconstructions. The transformation of life phenomenon in the Western European philosophy at the end of XIX and the first part of XX centuries was analyzed in the dissertation. The historical and philosophical analysis let us define five conditionally separated stages in the life phenomenon evolution. The sphere of use is a training courses.