• Abstract

    The trends of cultural studies development in current conditions are analyzed in the article, with the case of Ukraine serving as an example. Cultural studies are gradually being transformed from an abstract sphere of philosophizing into a scientifically significant field. This transformation is supported by the review of candidate and doctoral dissertations, which demonstrate a shift towards applied science. The research in cultural studies adequately reflects the particularity of the current state of scientific practice, characterized by interdisciplinarity that significantly expands its potential for a flexible understanding of cultural practices. This transformation is driven by objective reasons, as the network of educational institutions, creative teams, concert venues, and other organizations in the field of music is the most extensive. It is asserted that cultural mentality, like any other type of mentality, is based on archetypes and embodied in myths. Cultural myths appeal to larger social mythological systems, leading to the transformation of cultural studies into the meaning of culture, which carries the imprint of corresponding chronotopes and worldviews. The current project is rooted in the idea of a total synthesis of cultures based on universals. In contrast, the postmodern project is motivated by the idea of deconstruction and the rhetoric of differences. Consequently, universalistic cultural studies tend to integrate various disciplines at the methodological level and aim to model the totality of world culture. On the other hand, particularistic cultural studies tend to reduce cultural studies to one of the components of cultural studies (typically aesthetics and art studies) at the methodological and subject levels, focusing on the investigation of individual components (genres, styles, ethnicities) of the phenomenon under study. The roots of cultural axiology can be traced back to the archetypal matrix of Greek-Orthodox thinking. It has provided strong traditions of cultural philosophy and its axiological reflection in Ukrainian humanistic thought. The traditional understanding of culture in Ukraine is deeply symbolic, axiological, and sacred.

  • References

    1. Bezklubenko SD (2002) The theory of culture. A study guide. Kyiv, 393 p.
    2. Bielosvietova I (1990) Calendar and Ritual Song Culture of Chernihiv Polissya (on the problem of a regional study): thesis abstract of the Candidate of Arts, Кyiv, 17 p.
    3. Bohdanov V (2005) Music classes at Kharkiv University and their outstanding role in the education of musicians and the development of the city's musical life (1805-1859). Kyiv Musicology, Culturology, and art study: Series of publications, Kyiv, R. Glier Kyiv Municipal Academy of Music 18:251-260.
    4. Bychko AK (2001) The main guidelines of the educational process in the context of postmodernism. International Scientific and Practical Conference "Cultural Policy in Ukraine in the Context of the Global Transformation Processes". Кyiv, 193-194.
    5. Dorokhina L (2000) The Liturgical Singing in the Musical Culture of Chernihiv Region in the Early XX Century: a dissertation for the degree of the Candidate of Arts, Nizhyn, 189 p.
    6. Dziuba H (1994) Concert and choral life of Ukraine in the 1920s and early 1930s: a dissertation for the degree of the Candidate of Arts, Kyiv, 186 p.
    7. Dziuba I (1998) On the concept of Ukrainian culture development. In Between the Culture and Politics: A Collection of Studies. Kyiv, 28 p.
    8. Hrab OV (2004) Sociocultural development of western Ukrainian lands in the context of growing National Movement (late XIX - early XX century). Topical problems of History, Theory, and practice of Artistic Culture: Collection of scientific papers, Kyiv, Millennium, ХІІ 68-82.
    9. Kravchenko OV (2013) Scientific cultural studies in Ukraine. Culture of Ukraine. 41:13-21. Available in: http://nbuv.gov.ua/UJRN/Ku_2013_41_4
    10. Kuzmin M (1972) Forgotten pages of the musical life of Kyiv. Кyiv, Muzychna Ukraina, 226 p.
    11. Kyreieva T (2003) The Art of Composers as a Form of Modeling the Fine Arts Historiography of the Donetsk Region in the Second Half of the XX Century. Art History of Ukraine: Collection of scientific papers, Kyiv, STA Kravchuk V. K. 3:82-90.
    12. Kyyanovska LA (2000) Style Evolution of Galician Musical Culture of 19th-20th Century. A dissertation of the Ph.D. in Arts. UNTАM, Кyiv, 420 p.
    13. Liashenko T (2006) Culture-based principles of regional studies: historical and theoretical aspects. Kyiv Musicology, Culturology, and art study: Series of publications, Kyiv, R. Glier Kyiv Municipal Academy of Music 20:210-216.
    14. Loshkov YI (2000) V. A. Komarenko's creative works and folk-instrumental performing in the Slobidska Ukraine of first part of the XXth century: thesis of the Candidate of Arts. Kharkiv, 17 p.
    15. Lytvynenko AI (2006) The Music Culture of the Poltava Region of the XIX - Early XX Centuries in the Aspects of Regional Source Studies: a dissertation for the degree of the Candidate of Arts, Кyiv, 208 p.
    16. Malinevska V (1990) The development of Chernihiv's regional ethnography in the late XIX - early XX centuries. Thesis of the Candidate of Historical Sciences, Kyiv, 17 p.
    17. Martynyuk TV (2003) The Musical Professionalism of Northern Pryazovia Region in the XIX-XX Centuries. Melitopol, 608 p.
    18. Martynyuk TV (2003) The historical-theoretical aspects of the interrelations of the geographical and sociocultural factors in the phenomenon of the regional musical culture: a dissertation for the degree of the Ph.D. of Arts. Kyiv, 525 p.
    19. Mitlytska VA (2003) Music Life of Katerynoslav Region of the middle of the 19th – the beginning of the 20th century: a dissertation of the Candidate of Arts. IAHFE Publishing House, Кyiv, 218 p.
    20. Myronov V (2004) The Concept of the Evolution of Odesa's Culture in the XXth Century. The Almanac "Culture and Contemporaneity," Kyiv, National Academy of Government Managerial Staff of Culture and Arts 2:104-111.
    21. Nikolaieva L (2006) Pianists-Concertmasters of Galicia in the Cultural Processes of the First Half of the XX Century. The little-known and forgotten pages of Ukrainian music history: Scientific Bulletin of Ukrainian National Tchaikovsky Academy of Music, Kyiv, UNTAM 55:35-50.
    22. Osadcha VM (2000) The Folk Song Culture of the Slobidska Ukraine: a thesis of the Candidate of Arts. Kharkiv, 20 p.
    23. Popovych MV (1999) An Essay on The History Of Ukrainian Culture. Illustrated, Kyiv, ArtEk, 728 p.
    24. Analytical report of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Ukraine as of 2006 (2007). Implementation of the State Policy in the Field of Culture and Tourism: Priorities, Achievements, and Prospects. Kyiv, 104 p.
    25. Rosul T (2003) The musical life of Transcarpathia in the 1920s and 1930s: a dissertation of the Candidate of Arts, IAHFE Publishing House, Кyiv, 218 p.
    26. Rzhevska M (2005) At the turn of the ages. The Music of Dnieper Ukraine of the First Third of the XX Century in the Socio-Cultural Context of the Epoch: а monograph. Кyiv, Avtohraf, 325 p.
    27. Seriakova I (2004) Theater and drama groups organized by "Prosvita's" in the Chernihiv region in the first half of the 1920s. Topical problems of History, Theory, and practice of Artistic Culture: Collection of scientific papers, Кyiv, Millennium, ХІІ 158-163.
    28. Tymoshenko O (2003) Musical life in Ukraine at the present stage. Art Research of Ukraine: Collection of scientific papers, Кyiv, STA Kravchuk V. K. 3:74-81.
    29. Vasiuta O (1998) The Musical Life of the Chernihiv Region during the XVIII-XIX Centuries (general patterns and regional specifics): a dissertation of the Candidate of Arts, KNUCA, Кyiv, 198 p.
    30. Volkov S (2006) Art Education in the Ukrainian Culture of the 1990s: a study guide, Кyiv, 207 p.
    31. Zhulynskyi M (1991) Ukrainian culture and the formation of national consciousness. Culture and national consciousness: the problems of theory and the challenges of practice. Theses of the scientific and practical conference, Kyiv, 8 p.

Creative Commons License

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Copyright (c) 2023 Multidisciplinary Science Journal

How to cite

Pashkevych, M., Shyber, O., Kozlovska, M., Semykras, V., Kabanets, O., & Korolenko, I. (2023). The trends of the cultural studies development in the modern conditions: the case of Ukraine. Multidisciplinary Science Journal, 5, 2023ss0516. https://doi.org/10.31893/multiscience.2023ss0516
  • Article viewed - 1203
  • PDF downloaded - 499