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The urgency of the study is that the concept of sport in the perspective of the basic schemes of anthropology, ontology and art therapy and the conditions of its formation is analyzed. The concept of sports in the perspective of the perspective of the basic schemes of anthropology, ontology and art therapy is the result of the formation of a sports man, tempering the human body and achieving his sporting results. Formulation of the task - sport management is the basis of the formation of a society in which the demand is sport as an economic, social and cultural phenomenon of a globalized society. This type of society requires the development of the concept of a variety and its interweaving in the cultural practice of sports management. Analysis of recent research and publications. We rely on authors who investigated sport as a phenomenon that acts as a factor in the formation and development of personality. The problem of individual self-determination as a philosophical problem is considered in the philosophical writings of S. Kierkegaard, K. Yaspers, M. Heidegger, J. P. Sartre, A. Kamyu and E.Fromma. Selection of unexplored parts of the general problem - conceptualization of the concept of sport as an object and subject of sports management. At the core of the study is the conceptualization of the basic schemes of anthropology, ontology and art therapy in the system of interdisciplinary space as a factor for the formation of a tempered and integral sports personality. Formulation of the problem - the use of approaches, in particular anthropologic, ontological and art therapeutic, which allowed considering sport as an important economic, a social and cultural phenomenon, aimed at the formation of a sports man as a cohabitant. Presenting main material. The place and role of the concept of sport as a new scientific direction and discipline of sport management are analyzed. The basis of sport management is the development of a sports person, the use of anthropological, ontological and art-therapeutic grounds for forming the integral end of a sports person. It was investigated that creativity, game and sport are universal functions of the person, which lead to the implementation of various forms of identity of the affirmation and development of the human body, which determine the formation of a sports person. It is determined that sports management forms a model for expanding the influence of sport on all spheres of society's life. The essence of sport as the main determinant of influence on the development of sports personality is revealed. Conclusion - the concept of sports is outlined in the perspective of the basic schemes of anthropology, ontology and art therapy, which is based on the affirmation of the sports dominant and its cultivation in sport management. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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