АРХЕТИП ЯК ПРЕДМЕТ ДОСЛІДЖЕНЬ У СУЧАСНІЙ УКРАЇНСЬКІЙ ГУМАНІТАРИСТИЦІ

The article provides an overview of the source base on archetype topics, which has become especially popular as a subject of scientific analysis in the field of Ukrainian humanitarian research over the last decades. These include studies in philosophy, cultural studies, philology, psychology, public...

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Publicado en:Hileya: Scientific Bulletin / Gileya no. 152, Part 1; pp. 171 - 177
Autor principal: Макарова, А. О.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: GILEYA Publishing 2020
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Sumario:The article provides an overview of the source base on archetype topics, which has become especially popular as a subject of scientific analysis in the field of Ukrainian humanitarian research over the last decades. These include studies in philosophy, cultural studies, philology, psychology, public administration, ecology, political science, art, Ukrainian studies and more. Obviously, this concept allows researchers to integrate knowledge about personality and cultural, social, social phenomena; to analyze the various processes of being. According to the results of the research work in these fields, numerous articles, monographs, theses have been published in the last decade, scientific and practical measures are being held. An overview and bibliographic description of some of them is offered in the article to assist the archetypal topic researcher in finding information. Thematically, the article is divided into blocks, in which the works are organized according to a separate principle: overview of archetype definitions; connection of definitions of archetype with definitions of concepts of close logical circle; ethno-national aspects; multi-vector studies; information about some of the scientific activities on the subject. The article shows that the methodological analysis of Ukrainian culture through the prism of the archetypal approach is one of the most promising areas of modern humanitarian research in Ukraine.