Two letters from Ivan Mirchuk to Ivan Krevetskyi concerning the publishing of the Ukrainian translation of Kant's «Prolegomena»
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Shevchenko Scientific Society in Lviv, Mykhailo RudnytskyiAbstract
The first annotated publication of two letters from Ivan Mirchuk to Ivan Krevetskyi from 1929 regarding the publication of the Ukrainian translation of “A prolegomena to every future metaphysics that could act as a science.”
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Archive documents
TsDIAL. (1923-1930). Letters from Mezhenko Yu., Mirchuk I., Mikhnovskyi V., and Mochulskyi M. to Krevetskyi I. (F. 309, Op. 1, 999). Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine in Lviv, Lviv.
Printed editions
Chronicle. (1930). Chronicle of the Shevchenko Scientific Society in Lviv for the years 1926-1930. Lviv: Published by the Society, 1930. http://hrushevsky.history.org.ua/item/0002142
Kant, I. (1930). A prolegomena to every future metaphysics that could act as a science. (I. Mirchuk, Ed. & Trans.). [In Ukrainian]. Lviv: Nedilja. https://ars.vntu.edu.ua/index.php/ars/catalog/book/45
Pylypovych, V. (2024). First comments on the Ukrainian translation of Kant’s «Prolegomena» edited by Ivan Mirčhuk. Sententiae, 43(1), 130-142. https://doi.org/10.31649/sent43.01.130
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