Cultural Space of Ukrainian Historiography in the Light of Sovietization and Socio-Cultural Transformations of the XX – early XXI centuries
Year: 2020
Type: book
Abstract: The configuration of the cultural space in which Ukrainian historiography functioned during the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries is highlighted. The authors examines the spatial and regional segmentation of Ukrainian historical science, which arose as a result of different waves of Sovietization, interaction, competition, and coexistence of different socio- and ethno-cultural environments, preconditions and circumstances, and diverse intellectual and cultural influences. The geography of the institutional structure is outlined, especially its organizational traditions, forms, and patterns that were constituted during the twentieth century, factors, and consequences of the continuous redrawing of the cultural landscape of science, in particular the inertial gravity of the Soviet heritage and the dynamics of post-Soviet transformations. The authors shows the spatial and regional centers of historical science and the institutional structure during the period of republican and post-Soviet historiography. For researchers, teachers, graduate students, students, and anyone interested in the problems and challenges that have arisen in the cultural space of contemporary Ukrainian historiography
Authors: Oleksandr Udod, Oleksii Yas
Language: English
Subfield: History
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: gold
OpenAlex ID: W4409506940