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Philosophy and Culture
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Grossman, E. A. Integral philosophy and art

Abstract: the author of the article analyzed aesthetics views of a well-known trans-personal philosopher and psychologist Ken Wilber. The author concentrated on the phenomenon of holonicity and debated with Heidegger’s and other aesthetic theories.

Keywords:

philosophy, psychology, “eternal philosophy”, holon, deconstruction, interpretation, art, intention, aesthetics, integral.

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