THE FORMATION OF FEINBERG’S CREATIVE WORLDVIEW AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOURCES OF HIS ARTISTIC METHOD
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G. Feinberg, creativity, artistic thought, philosophy of art, memory, literary concept, stylistic and artistic analysis, contemporary literature.Abstract
This article is devoted to the study of the philosophical, literary, and artistic heritage of G. Feinberg, as well as the analysis of his concepts of creativity, thought, and artistic imagery. Key aspects of his scholarly and literary works are examined, including the relationship between creativity and intellectual activity, the role of memory and inner experience in the formation of artistic consciousness, and the methods of philosophical reflection on literature.
Particular attention is given to the stylistic and conceptual features of Feinberg’s works, as well as their influence on contemporary literary and philosophical thought. Based on the analysis of his works, the main directions and patterns of his artistic-intellectual paradigm are identified, which allows for a deeper understanding of the mechanisms of the creative process and the characteristics of perceiving artistic reality.
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