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UDK 39(=161.2:477.83/.86).”18”:[82.02.09:7.035]

DOI https://doi.org/10.15407/nz2017.04.778

THE VISION OF UKRAINIAN ETHNIC CULTURAL SPACE IN ETHNOLOGY STUDIES
OF THE FIRST HALF OF XIX CENTURY

Kyrchiv Roman Fedorovych – scientist-folklorist,

ethnologist and literary scholar, doctor of philological

sciences (1980), professor (1994), full member of the

Shevchenko Scientific Society (1992), academician

of the Academy of Sciences of the Higher School (1997),

Honored figure of science and technology of Ukraine (2008).

Svobody Avenue 15, 79000, Lviv, Ukraine.

Contacts: e-mail: ina@mail.lviv.ua

Abstract. The article is describes the times when the actual Ukrainian folk studies, in particular such their components as ethnography and folkloristic, native language and history studies, were at the stage of its conception and formation. In Ukraine, as same on other European countries, especially the Slavic ones, this process took place on the basis of strong influence of romanticism ideology — a new trend in social thought, literature, art, science, what strongly stimulated the change of the whole system of world outlook values and guidelines.

Keywords: romanticism ideology, attention to Ukrainian ethnology studies, living historical memory, spiritual community of ordinary Galicians, Cossack`s tradition.

Received 6.06.2017

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