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Information × Registration Number 0221U104483, 0120U103366 , R & D reports Title Ukraine as a Civilizational Subject of History and Modernity popup.stage_title Head Smoliy Valerii A., Registration Date 26-03-2021 Organization Institute of History of Ukraine popup.description2 The work was a synthetic interdisciplinary study of the problem of civilizational subjectivity of Ukraine as a country and a state. The notion of civilizational subjectivity from the point of view of its typology and structure is carefully considered, the importance of Ukraine's acquisition of civilizational subjectivity from the point of view of national security is argued, sociocultural preconditions of Ukraine's development as a civilizational subject are considered, the interrelation between notions of civilizational subjectivity of Ukraine and its statehood. Modern man perceives the concept of "civilization" as a kind of direct fact and mostly uses this concept in a metaphorical sense, which has a clear evaluative color. In modern socio-humanitarian studies, civilizational discourses are used for value labeling, axiological and cultural distinction, or, conversely, affirmative generalization. They usually exist in the form of various cultural, less socio-cultural oppositions, such as: own / foreign, open / closed, friendly / hostile, agricultural / nomadic, modern / traditional, agrarian / industrial, or in the form of a triad that offers more a wide range of markers: own / foreign / other, or traditional / modern / postmodern or pre-industrial / industrial / post-industrial, etc. Thus, the notion of "civilizational subjectivity" is key to the production of identifying meanings for both society in general and civil society in particular. Product Description popup.authors Ishchenko Yurii A Boriak Hennadii V. Vidnianskyi Stepan V Vermenych Yaroslava V. Golovko Volodymyr V Ljbyvyu Jaroslav V. Pyrozhkov Serhii I Ryzhko Volodymyr A Skrypniuk Oleksandr V Smoliy Valerii A Taranov Serhii V Сhamitov Nazip V Yavir Vira A Yakubova Larysa D Yas Oleksii V popup.nrat_date 2021-03-26 Close