THE OBJECT, STRUCTURE, AND INTERDISCIPLINARY NATURE OF THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ART IN THE LITERARY TEXT

Abstract

The thesis explores the psychology of art as an interdisciplinary field formed at the intersection of psychology, art history, aesthetics, and cultural studies. It examines the object and structure of the discipline, focusing on the psychological mechanisms of artistic creation and perception. Particular attention is given to the creative personality, the dynamics of the creative process, and the interaction of conscious and unconscious factors in the formation of artistic images and motifs. The thesis emphasizes the importance of an integrated methodological approach for understanding artistic phenomena and highlights the role of the psychology of art in revealing connections between individual mental experience and cultural expression.