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Information × Registration Number 0219U100628, 0117U000540 , R & D reports Title Structures of ukrainian everyday life of early modern time popup.stage_title Head Voronchuk Iryna O., Доктор історичних наук Registration Date 21-02-2019 Organization RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF UKRAINIAN STUDIES popup.description2 The object of the research is a wide range of material and non-material structures that made up the realities of everyday life of an ordinary person in the early modern period. These include: living conditions, food, clothing, road and spatial infrastructure, technical support; communication strategies of representatives of various social and professional groups; the system of relationships and contacts within different segments of the population and between different ethnic communities; social strategies of representatives of different segments of the population to ensure their own status in society; matrimonial practices: systems of affiliation and kinship and relationships; stereotypes of family relationships between relatives and friends, in particular: between a married couple and parents of spouses, between children and parents, brothers and sisters, guardians and their pupils; various features of mentality that are carried out in the perception of the people of such value concepts as wealth, prosperity, peace, virtue, duty, poverty, suffering, and ethical categories: good and evil, loyalty and betrayal; gender aspects of everyday life; manifestations of religiosity of people of different classes. The study is conducted through the frontal study of the book of books - the source of the mass character of the XVI-XVII centuries. New, different from the previous knowledge about the structure of the Ukrainian society of the XVI - XVII centuries were obtained. and its daily life, in particular, the patronal-client and family-clan system of society, the mental prerequisites of communicative connections between representatives of different classes of the population of Volhynia in the first quarter of the 17th century. and material aspects of the food culture of the Ukrainian population of the early modest period.  Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close