Registration Number
0222U005197,
0122U002218
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Title
"Nobody knows what awaits him in life": axiology of human existence in the ethnoculture of Ukrainians (historical and ethnological context)
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Head
Kryvenko Anastasiia-Domna O., Кандидат історичних наук
Registration Date
24-12-2022
Organization
Ethnology Institute of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
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The result of the 1st stage of the project is the preparation of a collection of source materials.
The collection of source materials includes field and illustrative materials that highlight various aspects of folk interpretation of the value of human existence. The main group of source materials consists of the results of empirical research of the authors, in particular, the testimonies of respondents collected by them during historical and ethnographic expeditions with the preservation of direct speech and dialect features; questionnaire for collecting and recording key evidence to clarify the issue; photographic materials recorded during empirical research, as well as illustrations of museum and archival collections, which illustrate the essence and versatility of the concept of the value of human existence and its manifestations in various spheres of Ukrainian folk culture.
The collection of source materials includes a theoretical section, in which, based on the analysis of legal documents, historical and political narratives, oral testimonies, documented data, a study of crimes committed by Russian troops in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine after the full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022, was carried out. It is proved that the crimes of Russia on the territory of Ukraine should be interpreted as the phenomenon of genocide of Ukrainians.
For ethnologists, historians, folklorists, local historians, everyone interested in the history and folk culture of Ukrainians.
Product Description
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Kilar Anastasiia Juriivna
Konopka Volodymyr M.
Fylypchuk Halyna V
Cherleniak Ivanna Vasylivna
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2022-12-25
