Typology of artistic thinking in traditional cultures

Abstract

The article describes the typology of the laws of artistic thinking in the traditional cultures of
Eurasia. In this regard, Aristotle's laws and Nagarjuna's tetralemma were studied, if possible, from a new
angle, in relation to aesthetics and art.
The patterns of non-Aristotelian logics that functioned in the Far Eastern tradition, in the West, in ancient
Turkic culture and the Turkic-Muslim artistic tradition were identified. An aesthetic and artistic
characteristic of non-dualistic, monistic and dualistic systems of artistic thinking is given. As a result, a
detailed system of comparative psychological typology of art was obtained based on the typologization of the
laws of thinking in various cultures. It was shown that the European and Muslim laws of Eastern
Aristotelianism and monism are fundamentally different from the Indian and Far Eastern systems of artistic
thinking, since the latter were not familiar with the laws of Aristotle's logic.