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Analysis reveals appraisal criteria shaping aesthetics and ethics in Chekhov's approach to evaluation.
The problem of the appraisal criteria is one of the main problems in the ethics and aesthetics of each writer. The selection of phenomena is impossible without estimating them on a scale of social and moral value. In order to reveal the aesthetics of a writer in its profound completeness it is necessary to point out the author's variety of criteria in evaluation of man, society, art. The three-dimensional phenomena in the aesthetics of the writer is revealed. The three-dimensional evaluation covers his understanding of man, reality, as well as the versatility of his style.
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