THE DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURE AND ART RITUAL CHURCH IN UKRAINE

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  • Дмитро Степовик Rylsky Institute of Art Studies, Folklore and Ethnology the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

Abstract

The author examines this phenomenon in the history and culture of Ukraine, as ktitorian and donatorian church dignitaries regarding church and secular cultures: in Kievan Rus-Ukraine in the late Middle centuries, Cossack times and especially very unfavorable for the development of national forms of Ukrainian culture during the XIX century. Emphasized a negative resistance trends, constantly manifested in the policies of imperial power of Moscow and, in particular, the Russian Church, suppress or destroy all aspects in Ukrainian culture. Resistance included the fact that Ukrainian traditions fostered at home device, holidays, rituals, which have always had a deep Christian and evangelical character.

Keywords: ktitors, donators, patrons, architecture, art, style, holidays, rituals, worship, prohibition, resistance

Author Biography

Дмитро Степовик, Rylsky Institute of Art Studies, Folklore and Ethnology the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

Ph.D., Doctor of Arts, Doctor of Theology, Professor, Academician of Higher Education of Ukraine Leading researcher at the Rylsky Institute of Art Studies, Folklore and Ethnology the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine; Professor the Kyiv Orthodox Theological Academy of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church the Kiev Patriarchate; professor the Ukrainian Free University in Munich, Bavaria, Germany (Kyiv, Ukraine)

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Published

2017-09-15

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Степовик, Д. (2017). THE DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURE AND ART RITUAL CHURCH IN UKRAINE. Scientific Bulletin of the National Museum of Ukrainian History, (2), 240-244. Retrieved from https://visnyk.nmiu.org/index.php/nv/article/view/146

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No. 2 (2017): Scientific Bulletin of the National museum of the history of Ukraine

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