Modern concepts of dehumanization of art

2024

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DOI 10.31489/2024hph2/238-244
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Abstract

The philosophy of art is an important aspect of the study of art and culture, playing a key role in understand-ing the fundamental concepts and ideas behind various art forms. In this article, we examinedthe basic con-cepts of the philosophy of art and their influence on modern culture, as well as exploredthe humanizing sig-nificance of art. The goal of this study is to develop a systematic understanding of the nature of art from a so-cial philosophy perspective, revealing its humanizing role in shaping personality, and analyzing the essential characteristics of “new art”in the context of Ortega y Gasset's teachings. While there are numerous theories of art, it cannot be claimed that its essence, specificity, and social significance are fully comprehended, with debatable issues remaining in its understanding. The complexity and multifaceted nature of art as a phenome-non of human life make it challenging to create a complete and final theory. It is difficult to say that this issue has been sufficiently addressed in our country, as it reflects our society and requires complex philosophical consideration.