Chornomordenko I. Chornomordenko. Extrascientific knowledge and its culture creative functions.

The extrascientific knowledge has two forms: the sujective-practical and the symbolic objective-practical, and their sources are the subjective properties (including the inborn ones) of the subjects of this knowledge rather than properties existing objectively. Thus the extrascientific knowledge is not the description of the substantiality but rather a prosciption of the districtive marks that are produced by their subjects in the form of the meaniny and sense of human life in the world. Philosophy as knowledge refered to science by some and to exstrascience by others, research plays an important role in the culture creative functions of the extrascientific knowledge. In this connection the idea that the philosophic knowledge is not on the border with science and theology (B. Russel), but with science and the extrascientific knowledge is substantiated. The referents of this border are the philosophical categories as rubrications of the man-centred world and the concepts of philosophy (V.I. Shynkaruk, S.B. Krymsky).