РАЗВИТИЕ ЛИЧНОСТИ И МЕЖЛИЧНОСТНЫХ ОТНОШЕНИЙ ЛЮДЕЙ СТАРШЕГО ПОКОЛЕНИЯ В ПОЛИКУЛЬТУРНОМ АРТ-ТЕРАПЕВТИЧЕСКОМ ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНОМ ПРОСТРАНСТВЕ

Редактирование Вкл. Сохранение личности, развитие потребностей и способностей пожилого человека и его духовное развитие предполагают максимальное использование всей системы моральных и этических ценностей и огромного потенциала, которые могут проявиться в позднем творчестве. Возникающая в связи с поздним творчеством субъективность проявляется в активном и омолаживающем образе жизни, творческая практика развивает личностный образ и сохраняет социальные позиции человека. Цель исследования — показать особенности использования методов арт-терапии у людей старшего поколения. Preservation of personality, development of needs and abilities of an elderly person, and his spiritual elevation imply maximum use of the entire system of spiritual values and enormous spiritual potential that can manifest itself in late creativity. The subjectivity that arises in connection with late creativity focuses on active and rejuvenating aging, creativity is an arena in which age relations are negotiated and regulated. An analysis of the subject cultures that arise from creativity in later life shows how creative practice develops a certain self-image focused on productivity and maintaining a person’s social positions. The purpose of the study proposed in the article is to show the features of the use of art therapy methods in working with older people in different living conditions (remote and insufficient).

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  2025

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  Успехи геронтологии

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  2025-09-10

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  DOI 10.34922/ae.2025.38.3.011
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