2013, no. 12
HUMANIZATION AND LIBERALIZATION OF EDUCATION

Value model of human development in artistic and aesthetic education

Tatiana Savelieva

pp. 68–7280 RUB

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Abstract

Possibilities of artistic and aesthetic education in solving of the problem of development of human potential, i.e. forming in future specialists value orientation and creative abilities, proposed post-nonclassical artistic world picture, are analyzed. Shown is their interconnections, as well as elaborated are those values, that enrich inter-subject communication and self-actualization in need of civic society in the epoch of multi-culturalism, i.e. values of personality, sense of freedom and creative ability.

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