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(Re-)Inventing Multiculturalism in Ukraine: Models, Practices, and Discourses

Current Issue

― Issue 2(21), 2022

Editors of this issue: Volodymyr Kravchenko & Sergiy Posokhov

 

Contents

 

Volodymyr Kravchenko
& Sergiy Posokhov

(RE-)INVENTING MULTICULTURALISM IN UKRAINE:
MODELS, PRACTICES, AND DISCOURSES
Introduction 

4
ARTICLES

Andrіі Artemenko

MULTICULTURALISM AS AN ELEMENT
OF POSTMODERN SOCIAL PRACTICE *

8

Oksana Dovhopolova

PROSPECTIVE TRENDS IN REFORMATTING REGIONAL
IDENTITIES IN WARTIME UKRAINE
(THE CASE OF ODESA) *

20

Artem Kharchenko

A JEWISH MIGRATION BEYOND THE PALE
OF SETTLEMENT: THE CASE OF KHARKIV
IN LATE RUSSIAN EMPIRE *

36

Sergiy Posokhov

NATIONAL CULTURAL SOCIETIES AND HISTORICAL LEGITIMATION (THE CASE OF THE LARGE CITIES
OF SOUTHEASTERN UKRAINE) *

56

Yuri Radchenko

NEW PROSPECTS FOR THE STUDY OF THE HISTORY
OF THE HOLOCAUST IN UKRAINE
FROM THE MULTICULTURALIST PERSPECTIVE *

89

Yuliia Soroka

CULTURAL DIVERSITY IN SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE: POLYCULTURAL SOCIETY, POWER, DIALOGUE *

110

Nataliya Venger & Volodymyr Martynenko

MENNONITE HERITAGE CRUISES AND CITIES
OF SOUTHERN UKRAINE: EMOTIONAL, CULTURAL,
AND WORLDVIEW DIALOGUE WITH
THE FATHERLAND LOST AND REGAINED, 1995–2018

125
REVIEWS

Marko Pavlyshyn

BOOK REVIEW: Iurii Shapoval, (2022) Neproshchenyi: Oleksandr Dovzhenko i komunistychni spetssluzhby
[from Ukr.: Unforgiven: Oleksandr Dovzhenko
and the Communist Secret Services]. Kyiv, Warsaw: Instytut politychnykh i etnonatsional’nykh doslidzhen’ NANU; Instytut Studiów Politycznych Polskiej Akademii Nauk

145

Alla Petrenko-Lysak

THE MUSE OF URBAN FRENZY IN THE FLOW
OF CITIES OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. BOOK REVIEW: Bler O. Rubl (2021). Muza mіs’kogo shalenstva. Jak performativnі mistectva paradoksal’nim chinom peretvorjujut’ ohoplenі konflіktami mіsta na centri kul’turnih іnnovacіj [from Ukr.: The Muse of Urban Frenzy. How performing arts paradoxically transform conflict-affected cities into centers of cultural innovation]. Translated by O. Kamyshnikova, O. Uzalova; preface by N. Musienko. Kyiv: ArtHUss  *

149

Yevhen Rachkov

THE REBELLIOUS RIGHT TO THE CITY, OR
HOW THE URBAN CRISIS STRUCTURES SOCIAL RELATIONS AND CHANGES URBAN SPACE.
BOOK REVIEW: Harvi, Devid. (2021). Buntivni mista.
Vid prava na misto do mis’koi revoliutsii [from Ukr.: Rebel Cities: From the Right to the City to the Urban Revolution]. Kyiv: Meduza *

157

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* — the full-text article is available in Ukrainian

The entire issue of the Ideology and Politics Journal #2(21), 2022, can be downloaded HERE.

 

 

The Fate of Philosophy after the Fall of the USSR

Archive

― Issue 1(20), 2022

Editor of this issue: Mikhail Minakov

Contents

Mikhail Minakov

THE FATE OF PHILOSOPHY AFTER THE FALL
OF THE USSR

4


RESEARCH ARTICLES 


The Prehistory of Post-Soviet Condition

Mikhail Minakov

THE PREHISTORY OF POST-SOVIET PHILOSOPHIES

8

Sergey Grigorishin

PHILOSOPHICAL QUEST OF GEORGY ŠČEDROVICKIJ
AND METHODOLOGICAL SCHOOL *

44


Understanding the Contemporary Philosophical Condition 

Tatyana Shchittsova

PHILOSOPHY AS A REALISTIC UTOPIA: A PERSONAL VIEW ON THE EMANCIPATION OF PHILOSOPHY
IN THE POST-SOVIET BELARUS *

144

Oxana Yosypenko
& Serhii Yosypenko

PHILOSOPHY IN CONTEMPORARY UKRAINE:
PROBLEMS OF CONSTITUTION OF THE FIELD **

164

Alexandru Cosmescu

CONSTRUCTING A PHILOSOPHICAL VOICE:
DISCURSIVE POSITIONS IN THE MOLDOVAN
JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY AND…

181

Lasha Kharazi

THE QUESTION OF PHILOSOPHY AND GEORGIA

206


Measuring the Contemporary Philosophies

Maija Kūle

PHILOSOPHY IN LATVIA  IN THE RECENT 40 YEARS (1982–2022) *

219

Vadym Menzhulin

THEMATICAL FIELDS AND METHODOLOGICAL COORDINATES
OF CONTEMPORARY UKRAINIAN HISTORIOGRAPHY
OF PHILOSOPHY **

250

Viktoras Bachmetjevas

PHILOSOPHY IN LITHUANIA AFTER 1989

283

Denys Kiryukhin

THE PHILOSOPHICAL PROCESS IN POST-SOVIET UKRAINE *

300

Vitali Terletsky

KANTIAN PHILOSOPHY STUDIES IN INDEPENDENT UKRAINE (1991–2021) **

327


REVIEWS

Viktor Poletko

FROM CULTURAL DIVERSITY TO GLOBAL ETHOS: A TWO-WAY TICKET. BOOK REVIEW:
Denys Kiryukhin (ed.) (2021). Community and Tradition in Global Times. Washington, D.C: Council for Research in Values and Philosophy

344

The entire issue in one PDF file can be downloaded HERE. 

* — full-text article is in Russian
** — full-text article is in Ukrainian