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The connection between a sender and a receiver, an audience and language of fine art is one of the most tolerant because its a cultural tradition, a recipient with himself, a text and some perceiving does not require the knowledge of national cultural context. The ancient times, interpretation is known as a practice It is necessary to find such way of cultural texts to derive senses from texts.

A text of a piece of art may and between points at space between a person and an object. American anthropologist Cl. Geertz solved the problem The works of thinkers of other ages Schelling, consonant with ours. According to V. Geertz highlighted culturology is to understand a life proceeding from itself.

The tradition of churching is relevant to present-day Thus, the task of this research is not only classification of situation because noninstitutionalized belief is spread. Self- all kinds of information concerning sacred art but also to get consciousness of churching believer implies the ultimate as a complete picture its existence as is possible.

We should obedience of inner and outer human life to an external ideal. This category has The cult is very important to the orthodox churching elaborated by E. Durkheim, J. Dewey, P. Sorokin, Cl.

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Hartmann, and worship. A temple is such an embodiment. Requires of cult many others. Every value is not an object itself but an attitude of a The professional tradition is presented by experts: person perceiving it.

People define their world of values in a philosophers, art historians, scholars, artists, culturologists, diverse way thus value is not a thing but a relation. The value researches of religion and other specialists in the theory of attitude is a criterion of the advisability of things or Orthodox culture who undertake the translation of the phenomena for a human. In the subjective understanding of cultural texts. The value attitude of people to the shrines which are pieces of sacred art is a representative marker of self-identity Represents of the folk tradition interpret the Orthodox of a nation.

Hence an optimal way of decoding a cultural text dogmatic in a consonant with before-Christian heathen is a contextual study of cultural traditions and interpretation beliefs, above all, the cult of ancestors. The utilitarian of sociocultural significances of sacred art. It is the behavior of people oriented to the implementation of the Orthodox rites and the IV.

In view of Scripture based on popular books and movies. It is well it, the culturological analysis of Orthodox culture known that the mass culture industry does not have phenomena, in our opinion, consists in a combination of forbidden topics. It uses the Orthodoxy for commercial different approaches in the humanities including semiotics purposes to distribute of works to the unsophisticated and axiological approaches. Herewith mass media may interact with the Church by bless books, postcards, icons etc.

A mass person We distinguish the several traditions determining perceives the Church in the magic-utilitarian key or obeying creation of sacred pieces of art.

Is there meaning hidden in Phi, the symbol for the Golden Number?

They are esoteric, elitist, fashion. In an opinion of a large number of people, the elitist professional, folk, mass traditions, and tradition of Orthodox culture is inexplicable and inaccessible therefore churching. In the esoteric tradition, the conveyed content is a mystic ascetical experience of spiritual practice. Such experience V. The The elitist church tradition is the closest to the esoteric criterion of the advisability is a value relation of people to tradition but does not coincidence with it. A piece of art texts. An art piece as a text of the Orthodox culture sacred manifests the concepts of the esoteric tradition in a represents not only itself in its symbolic material givenness.

A priest solves a lot of discussion time.

People may Sacred art exists in the complex of its sociocultural ask a blessing for icon creating or bring a finished icon in a significances. It includes significances from scopes of temple for a consecration. A clergyman has to be able to worldview, value, inculturation, education, enlightenment, as define conformity of pieces of art to the church canons. Essays selected and translated by Stephen Heath. London: Fontana Press, , pp.

The worldview and value significances of a sacred art are [2] Juri Lotman, Semiotic space. In: Stjernfelt, Frederik; Bundgaard, based on the generalization of a social experience. A sacred Peer F. London: to cover the entire cultural space. A sacred art transfers the Routledge, Moscow: Iskusstvo, survival of society. Azarenko, Interpretation in Contemporary Dictionary of A sacred art plays an important role in the process of Philosophy. At the moment, [5] Wilhelm Dilthey, Introduction to the Human Sciences in Selected there is a broad range of educational services of budget and Works.

Volume 1. Princeton: Princeton University Press, Don Ihde, trad. Willis Domingo et al. Evanston: The educational significance is linked with a process of Northwestern University Press, Translated and Edited by divine Prototype. Sacred art has an informative function as David E.

Cultural peculiarities of different epochs can be studied [8] Clifford Geertz, Religion As a Cultural System in The Interpretation by examples of pieces of sacred art. Icons, miniatures, of Cultures: Selected Essays. New York: Basic Books, Korolkov, The Sacred Antropology. The museum significance of sacred art is its capacity to [10] David Brown, Divine Generosity and Human Creativity: Theology accumulate cultural and religious senses. Over the centuries, through Symbol, Painting and Architecture.

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Not only Brewer and Robert MacSwain. London and New York: Routledge, shrines where saved in churches but state reliquiae. Churches The memorial significance of a sacred art played always the no less important role in social life. Pieces of sacred art are inherent components of a funeral rite.