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2026 year, issue 3

The Ethnology Notebooks. 2026. # 3 (189). P. 603-920

DOI https://doi.org/10.15407/nz2026.03

Articles

TEMCHENKO Andrii
ARCHAICS OF TRADITIONAL EMBROIDERY. MYTHOLOGY OF THE PLOT: «THE WONDER WITH A COW’S HEAD»
620—644

KULISH Oksana
ST. VARVARA IN ANCIENT UKRAINIAN CULTURE THROUGH THE PRISM OF THE PRE­CHRISTMAS CALENDAR
645—654

PETRASHYK Volodymyr
ARTISTIC CANON AND PRIVATE INITIATIVE: CONSTRUCTING THE MERCURY ART CENTRE COLLECTION
655—666

LASHKO Illia
MODERNIZATION OF ACADEMIC STILL LIFES AND FIGURE COMPOSITIONS. COLOR IN MODERN EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTIONS
667—674

MANКO Viktor
THE PRINCIPLE OF REVERSIBILITY IN EASEL PAINTING RESTORATION: EVOLUTION OF THE CONCEPT AND CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES
675—688

VOVCHOK Liudmyla, POTIEKHIN Anton
THE HISTORICAL FATE AND RESTORATION EXPERIENCE OF THE MURAL PAINTINGS OF THE ANNUNCIATION CHURCH OF THE KYIV­MOHYLA ACADEMY
689—695

MOLYN Valentyna
THE FIGURE OF PATRIARCH VOLODYMYR (1925—1995) IN THE WORKS OF ARTISTS FROM THE KOSIV STATE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED AND DECORATIVE ARTS
696—715

SANDYUK Volodymyr, SANDYUK Larysa
KOSIV ART SCHOOL OF FOLK CRAFTS
716—720

HORODETSKYI Vitalii
THE ARTISTIC LANGUAGE OF HUTSUL BRASSWORK IN THE OEUVRE OF IVAN SHKONDEIUK
721—732

KAROIEVA Tetiana
EXPORT OF ARTISTIC CRAFT PRODUCTS FROM PODILLIA IN 1927—1935
733—740

UUSYPCHUK Yuriy
POEMS BY KOBZAR IN THE WORKS OF MYROSLAV RADYSH
741—746

FAN Shen
CONCEPTUAL AND TERMINOLOGICAL FIELD OF CHINESE AND UKRAINIAN ORNAMENTS RESEARCH: RITUAL, ETIQUETTE, SYMBOL
747—754

DZIADYK Nataliia
FIREPLACES AND TILED STOVES IN THE EXHIBITION OF THE GRAND PALACE OF ZOLOCHIV CASTLE
755—768

TARAS Yaroslav, PASHCHAK Yaroslav
ATTRIBUTION OF THE MONUMENT OF NATIONAL IMPORTANCE OF THE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY IN THE VILLAGE OF KUHAIV, LVIV REGION
769—780

LYUBCHYK Ihor
LEMKIVSHCHYNA, LEMKI AND LEMKIVSTVO: CHALENGES OF THE MODERN AGE
781—790

KOLOMYICHUK Oleksandr
PERCEPTIONS OF HOME IN THE TESTIMONIES OF INVOLUNTARILY DISLOCATED PERSONS IN THE IVANO­FRANKIVSK REGION: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL APPROACH
791—802

HORBAL Маrіa
HARVEST IN THE VILLAGE OF SELYSKA IN THE LVIV REGION
803—814

KONIV Dariia
PRINCELY LVIV: TOPOGRAPHY, SITES, RESEARCHERS
815—822

KOZLOVSKYI Serhii
CRIMEAN TATAR ARMY IN THE CONFLICT BETWEEN GENOA AND THEODORO (1434—1441)
823—830

LAHODYCH Volodymyr
THE WAR OF THE AVARS AGAINST CHARLEMAGNE, 788—803: THE ASSIMILATION OF NOMADS INTO THE STRUCTURE OF THE CAROLINGIAN EMPIRE
831—840

MELNYCHUK Ihor, MELNYCHUK Anastasia
SACRED HERITAGE OF THE VILLAGE OF KOTSIUBYNCHYKI, 17th—20th CENTURIES: ST. MYKOLAIV CHURCH AND ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL
841—855

MARKO Ms. Stefania Natalia
SISTER VARBARA SHAPKA (1895—1942): SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP, RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES IN GALICIA
856—863

BIDNOSHYIA Yurii
DOCUMENTING THE MASHEVE VILLAGE DIALECT, CHORNOBYL DISTRICT: A STUDY IN THE HISTORY OF SALVAGE DIALECTOLOGY AND ETHNOLINGUISTIC
864—875

KUZMENKO Oksana
THE ENDURANCE OF KOBZARDOM: CONTINUITY OF THE SONG TRADITION
876—884

BOLYUK Oleh
ON THE GUARD OF THE WORD: WILL THE REVIEW GENRE SURVIVE AFTER «CHECKBOX TICKING»? (Reflections on Mykhailo Selivachov’s Two­Volume Work «Official Reflections of an Art Historian»)
885—889

MOVNA Marianna
THE RETURN OF FLAVORS:LVIV’S INTERRUPTED CULINARY HISTORY
890—893

Our authors
Yatsiv Roman. Scientific interests: art history,... read »
Roman Radovych. Researcher, Ph.D. in History. read »
Yaroslav Taras. Head of Department, Professor, Doctor... read »
Herus Lyudmyla. Doctor of Sciences in History,... read »
Maternity ritualism by volhynians in publications of the second half XIX to the early XXI cc.
In the article have been considered some basic landmarks for fixing and publication of ethnographic materials on the maternity rites of Volhynia with analytical study in ritual elements, their kinds and territories of origin. The article has also raised a problem of gaps in studies of maternity rites of Ukrainian historio-ethnographic Volhynia.
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Daily bread baking of ukrainians in the south-western ethnographical region at the late XIX to early XXI cc.
The paper has dealt with analytic study in prescriptions, signs, customs, methods, ways of selection, procurement and some peculiarities in usage of subsidiary means — water, firewood and leaves in bread baking. The final aim of the mentioned actions had been (and still is) selection of the means and ingredients fit, by their characteristics, for the backing of bread. The paper has demonstrated dependence of bread backing subsi­diary means criteria from the folk nutritional standards and world outlook stereotypes as well as from regional social and economic, natural and geographical factors and peculiarities of material culture.
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Wax candle as ukrainian Christmas and epiphany ritualistic text
For the first time in native ethnology the article has brought some results of special study in sign functionality of a wax candle under the context of Ukrainian Christmas and Epiphany ritualistic text (ritualism of Christmas Eve, New Year, Epiphany Eve and Feast of Epiphany). The study has stated extremely high semiotic position of a wax candle as projection of Sun, mediator between the spheres of sacral and prophane elements, symbolic analogue of human existence, apotropy, cultural symbol re-establishing borders of acculturated space.
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On bessarabian and moldavian ukrainians in the studies of historical ethnography
The article has thrown some light upon a sum of scientific findings got during XIX to XXI cc. in historio-ethnographic studies of Bessarabia and Moldavian Ukrainians. In the pre­sent paper has been given author’s answer to the problem of lacking progress as for the numerous themes concerning Ukrainians. State and achievements of the research-works in Ukrainians’ material and spiritual culture by the scientists of Moldavia and Ukraine through the years of independence has been exposed.
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