Registration Number
0222U002710,
0119U000225
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Title
Propaganda and Public Consciousness in the South and East of Ukraine (1930s - early XXI century).
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Head
Shteinle Oleksii F., Кандидат історичних наук
Registration Date
15-02-2022
Organization
Zaporizhzhia National University
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The object of the research is a social consciousness as a set of beliefs, ideas, attitudes, traditions of the inhabitants of the Southern and Eastern Ukraine which reflects the life of the region as a whole or its separate parts.
The purpose of the research is to create a cohesive conception of the transformation of the social consciousness of the Southern and Eastern Ukrainian population during the period of the transition completion to industrial society in the 1930s up to the modern Russian-Ukrainian war.
The methods of the research are “total history” (deep integration of historical analytical tools with practices in psychological, social philosophy, political science and cultural studies); comparative-historical, retrospective, diachronic and synchronous methods, oral history tools, as well as contemporary research technics in the social consciousness studies – historical anthropology, lifeworld theory, semiotics.
In the result of accomplished archival and library heuristics, the relevant resource basis of the research on the social consciousness of the inhabitants of Southern and Eastern Ukraine research was determined. For the first time, a series of unpublished documents from the Soviet authorities’ funds, the results of oral history surveys, as well as memoirs of the regional inhabitants of the second half of the20th – the beginning of the 21st centuries were introduced into scientific circulation. An electronic complex of sources has been created to further study the influence of propaganda on the public consciousness of the population of the South and East of Ukraine. The main directions of influence on the public consciousness of the population of the region during the 1930s - 1991 are determined. The hypothesis is substantiated that the level of perception of the totalitarian propaganda of the population of the South and East of Ukraine was much more active in comparison with other regions of Ukraine, which was due to the socio-economic specifics of t
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Andriievska Valeriia A.
Andriushchenko Edward Serhiyovych
Burenkov Viktor M
Hlushko Yuliia S.
Hruzova Tetiana Serhiivna
Kostiuk Daria V Daria V.
Michailov Volodimir V.
Siriniok-Dolgariova Katerina G
Sakhno Olha Valeriivna
Tyshyn Oleksandr V.
Shteinle Oleksii Fedorovych
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2022-03-09
