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Ukrainian folklore: semantics and pragmatics traditional meanings

ВБ 2.1

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2021/2022

3 Semester

3

1. to understand the specifics and features of the implementation of cultural ideas, images, and meanings, as well as to critically evaluate the possibilities of their interpretation to solve important problems for a society. 2. to analyze textual and visual sources of information about cultural phenomena and processes; to verify information according to professional objectives. 7. to evaluate historical achievements and the latest achievements in cultural studies. 12. to collect, analyze and evaluate empirical facts and interpret them in according to modern theoretical ideas of the relevant field of cultural studies.

Full-time form

1. Before starting this course, students should know the main stages and results of the Ukrainian historical and cultural process; the main stages and main achievements of studying the history of Ukrainian folklore in Ukraine and abroad, classical and modern cultural theories and methods of research, basic cultural concepts and categories. 2. To be able to acquire, evaluate and interpret information about the scientific study of Ukrainian ethnic culture, in particular, domestic oral folk art, to distinguish the types and genres of Ukrainian folklore and to have an idea of their traditional samples from the era of primitiveness to the era of postmodernity. 3. Possess elementary skills of scientific research and information management in order to study the history and theory of Ukrainian folklore in the light of classical and modern achievements of folkloristics, linguistics, semiotics, philosophy, cultural anthropology and cultural studies.

The discipline introduces students to the results of the systematic study of domestic oral folk art in the 19th - at the beginning of the 21st centuries. in Ukraine and the world, mainly by leading representatives of Ukrainian folkloristics and ethnography from Kharkiv and Kyiv universities and academic institutes, primarily the M. T. Rylsky Institute of Art History, Folklore and Ethnology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. The subject, purpose, main tasks, methodological basis, theoretical guidelines and problems of studying Ukrainian folklore as a socio-cultural phenomenon based on the structural-semiotic approach, namely the systematic analysis of the model of domestic oral folk creativity as a subject-figurative system - the semiosphere of traditional meanings, are defined. Examining the archaic mythopoetic model of the Slavic world through the prism of studying the essence of folklore consciousness and the genealogy and evolution of mythological images allows us to reproduce the mythological image of Ukraine as a worldview and communicative phenomenon and highlight the main features of time-space semantics in Ukrainian folklore discourse. Particular attention is devoted to revealing the scope and content of the concepts "folklore", "folk art", "folk art" in the light of the analysis of the problems "folklore and mass culture" and "specificity and main features of traditional and modern folklore".

Lectures, self-study

Assessment of semester work: 1. Self-study (presentation): 10 / 15 points 2. Self-study (text summary): 4 / 10 points 3. Self-study - (written work-research): 12 / 20 points 4.Self-study - (essay): 10 / 15 points 5. Test work - 12 / 20 points The number of points during the training period is formed by the points received by the student in the process of learning material from the entire training course. The overall assessment during the study period consists of points obtained for four types of Self-study: presentation, synopsis of primary sources, written research work and writing of recommendations. All these types of work for the semester have as a result: - a maximum of 60 points - a minimum of 36 points Final evaluation in the form of an exam: Examination evaluation takes place in written form. The ticket consists of 2 questions, each of which is evaluated on a scale of 20 points, which gives a total of 40 points for the exam.

Ukrainian