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Information × Registration Number 0222U003399, 0119U100333 , R & D reports Title Philosophy and socio-political studies in the Soviet Ukraine of the second half of the twentieth century. popup.stage_title Head Rudenko Sergey V., Доктор філософських наук Registration Date 18-03-2022 Organization Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv popup.description2 The object of research is the intellectual culture of Ukraine in the Soviet era of the second half of the twentieth century. The purpose of the study is a comprehensive interdisciplinary analysis of philosophical and socio-political research in Soviet Ukraine in the second half of the twentieth century, development of methodology for studying and evaluating the Ukrainian intellectual culture of the Soviet era in the second half of the twentieth century. Research methods - specific-historical, comparative and interdisciplinary approaches, structural-functional, systemic and content analysis, application of the principles of retrospective description of historical phenomena and processes. A methodology for studying and evaluating the philosophical and socio-political heritage of Soviet Ukraine in the second half of the twentieth century has been developed. in the context of practices of decommunization of modern Ukrainian culture. The historical and philosophical description of the main tendencies, scientific schools, currents, directions, methodological principles and ideological guidelines in the development of Ukrainian philosophy during the 1960-1990's. Historical and political description and reconstruction of the history of socio-political research in the Soviet Ukraine of the second half of the twentieth century, their directions and problems. A historical and biographical analysis of the scientific heritage of the most influential figures in the philosophy and socio-political thought of Ukraine in the Soviet era of the second half of the twentieth century. P. Kopnin, V. Shinkaruk, V. Dmytrychenko, D. Ostryanin, V. Tancher, O. Ogneva, V. Ivanov, V. Antonenko, M. Popovych and others. The reception of the philosophy and culture of Ancient China in the Ukrainian philosophy of the Soviet era of the second half of the twentieth century is studied. Product Description popup.authors Bazalyk Oleg O. Vilkov Vyacheslav Yu. Vdovychenko Heorhii V. Kalmuk Iryna P. Karaulna Nataliya V. Sobolievskyi Yaroslav A. Tytarenko Vadym Anatolievich Tkachuk Anzhelika О. Turenko Vitaliy E. Shcherbyna Nataliya L. Yarmolitska Natalija V. popup.nrat_date 2022-03-18 Close