On the history of Ukrainian philosophy (Vilen Gorskiy as methodologist of historical and philosophical medievalism in Ukraine)
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https://doi.org/10.22240/sent30.01.154Keywords:
philosophical culture, culturological approach in the history of philosophy, historical and philosophical medieval history, methodology of historical and philosophical cognition, mythmakingAbstract
In the present article urgent problems of historical and philosophical knowledge in modern Ukraine are considered. These are not only problems of the domestic history’s formation of the Ukrainian philosophy under conditions of the Soviet epoch and corresponding theoretical and ideological priorities, but also the status of the modern philosophical Ukrainian studies. A special place in the process of institualization of the Ukrainian philosophy’s history is assigned to professor V. S. Gorsky’s scientific contribution, that is why the article contains analysis of his theoretical and methodological heritage, where culturological approach plays an essential role.
The last one allows: 1) to research exactly the sophian dimension the Kievan Rus'philosophical culture, distinguishingbetween the notions “philosophic theory” and “philosophic wisdom”; 2) to analyze historical and philosophical sphere of this philosophical culture as in point of fact a history of values and both significative and vital ideals and ideas; 3) to eliminate the opposition of religio-theological and philosophical interpretation of the same texts, which appear to have interest from the scientific point of view; 4) to broaden a range of sources, including nonverbal ones, which are added into historical and philosophical analysis, (works of monumental painting and architecture) become a source of the historical and philosophical analysis.
For the first time in the article is presented a comparison of the subject field of cultural approach and application of the analytical method in the history of philosophy.
The accent is put on problems of historical and philosophical Ukrainian studies of post-Soviet period and its scientific potential, where the culturological approach preserves methodological reasonability alongside with other methodological principles of normative science.
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Horskyi, V. S. (1980). The concept of "philosophical culture" in historical and philosophical science. [In Ukrainian]. Filosofska dumka, 4, 60-71.
Horskyi, V. S. (1981). Historical and philosophical interpretation of the text. [In Russian]. Kyiv: Naukova dumka.
Horskyi, V. S. (1988). Philosophical ideas in the culture of Kievan Rus at the period of XI–beginning of the XII centuries. [In Russian]. Kyiv: Naukova dumka.
Horskyi, V. S. (1994). The saints of Kievan Rus. [In Ukrainian]. Kyiv: Abrys.
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Kozlovskiy, V. (2012). Through the years: the generation of the sixties as a philosophical type. [In Ukrainian]. Filosofska dumka, 5, 39-80.
Losev, A. F. (1991). Russian Philosophy. [In Russian]. In A. N. Vvedenskii, A. F. Losev, Ye. L. Radlov, H. H. Shpet (Eds.), Essays on the history of Russian philosophy (pp. 67-95). Sverdlovsk: Ural University Publishing House.
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Maiorov, H. H. (1979). The formation of medieval philosophy (Latin patristics). [In Russian]. M.: Mysl.
Malakhov, V. (2012). The four quarters of the way. Reflections about the generational change in the philosophical sphere in 1970th. [In Ukrainian]. Filosofska dumka, 5, 65-80.
Popov, Yu. (2005). Articles by S. S. Averintsev and fate of encyclopedias in Russia. In K. B. Sigov (Ed.), Personality and tradition of the reading by Averintsev S. S. (pp. 244-254). [In Russian]. Kyiv: Duh i Litera.
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Tkachuk, M. L. (2011). Vilen Horskyi on the way to himself. [In Ukrainian]. In M. L. Tkachuk, L. D. Arkhypova (Eds.), Vilen Horskyi: thoughts, reflexions, remarks, (pp. 9-37). Kyiv: Agrar Media Grup.
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Tkachuk, M. L. et al. (Eds.). (2012). «Vilen Horskyi : thoughts, reflexions, remarks»: book’s presentation at NaUKMA. [In Ukrainian]. Filosofska dumka, 5, 5-25.
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Shehuta, M. (2008). Does the philosophy need the history? [In Ukrainian]. Filosofska dumka, 2, 3-14.
Shpet, H. H. (1991). Essays on the history of Russian philosophy. [In Russian]. In A. N. Vvedenskii, A. F. Losev, Ye. L. Radlov, H. H. Shpet (Eds.), Essays on the history of Russian philosophy (pp. 217-578). Sverdlovsk: Ural University Publishing House.
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Vdovina, O. (2013). Philosophical thoughts of Kievan Rus pictured by Ukrainian Soviet researchers. [In Ukrainian]. Filosofska. Dumka, 1, 48-56.
Walicki, A. (1994). Concerning the "Russian idea" in Russian philosophy. [In Russian]. Voprosy fylosofii, 1, 68-72.
Yolon, P. (2012). Personality is changing the era. [In Ukrainian]. Filosofska dumka, 5, 26-38.
Yosypenko, S. L. (2008). The origins of Ukrainian modernity: early modern Ukrainian spiritual culture in a European context. [In Ukrainian]. Kyiv: UCSC.
Yosypenko, S. L. (2011). The history of the philosophy of Ukraine as a field of scientific research and academic discipline during 1950 – 200 years. [In Ukrainian]. Sententiae, XXV(2), 112-119.
Yosypenko, S. L. (2013). The history of the philosophy of Ukraine in the twentieth century: finding a subject or a discipline. [In Ukrainian]. Filosofska dumka, 1, 27-36.
Zamaleev, A. F., & Zots V. A. (1981). The thinkers of of Kievan Rus. [In Russian]. Kyiv: High school.
Zamaleev, A. F. (1987). Philosophical thought of the medieval Rus (XI–XVI centuries). [In Russian]. Leningrad: Nauka. 246.
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