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Customary Law: The Folklore Aspect

ОК25

Обов’язкова дисципліна для ОП

First

2023/2024

5 Semester

4

PLO 2. Work effectively with information: select the necessary information from various sources, critically analyze and interpret it, organize, classify and systematize it. PLO 16. To know and understand the basic concepts, theories and concepts of folklore, linguistics and literary studies, to be able to apply them in professional activities. PLO 22. Carry out a comprehensive interdisciplinary analysis of a folklore product. PLO 23. Characterize the semantics and pragmatics of rituals and ritual complexes.

Full-time form

Before studying the discipline, the student should know: basic information on the history of Ukraine, Ukrainian folklore and ethnography; have a basic knowledge of law; be able to select, process and systematize scientific sources on a particular issue; have basic skills in abstracting a scientific text.

The purpose of the discipline is to form a holistic view of folklore studies as an interdisciplinary field of knowledge; to reveal folklore as a textual space for the accumulation of traditional meanings, including legal ones; to trace the genesis of autochthonous Ukrainian law - a product of ethnocreation. Annotation. The course "Customary Law: Folklore Aspect" is a component of the complex discipline "Discursive Folklore Studies". This educational component reveals the customary law within the subject field of folklore studies, where the object is a set of customs regulating social legal relations, and the subject is the forms of folk subjectivity that generate legal meanings at the levels of verbal text, ritual, and ritual.

Ivanovska O.P., Ivanovskyi P.O. Customary law in Ukraine. Ethnocreative aspect: Study guide. Edition 2: supplemented. K.: IZMN, 2013. History of Ukrainian Law: a textbook / [O.O. Shevchenko, O.Y. Vovk, V.P. Kapelyushnyi and others]; edited by O.O. Shevchenko. - K.: Olan, 2001. - 214 p. Philosophy of folklore law: [monograph]. -Lviv: West Ukrainian Consulting Center LLC, 2013. 228 с.

Classes are held in the form of lectures and seminars, where the assessment is carried out according to the types of work and forms of control. The course ends with a test. Students who have scored less than the critical-calculated minimum of 48 points are not allowed to take the test. Students who do not reach the grade level during the semester must work on the missed topics in writing and submit/send them to the teacher who conducts the seminar classes in a Google class.

Knowledge control is carried out according to the ECTS system, which provides for a two-level assessment of the material learned, assessment of theoretical training - learning outcomes (knowledge) - 40% of the total grade, and assessment of practical training - learning outcomes (skills, communication, autonomy and responsibility) - 60% of the total grade. Assessment of semester work: oral response at the seminar - 2/1, completion of two individual tasks - 6/4, two tests - 20/13. The total grade for the semester consists of the points received for the classroom work, which synthesizes and independent work on theoretical material to prepare for the classroom. All types of work for the semester have a total of 80/48. The discipline ends with a test in the form of a written test (20/12).

Ukrainian Language