38 articles in this issue
Olena Yevhenivna Rebrova,Olga Mykolaivna Oleksiuk,Nataliia Orestivna Batiuk,Hanna Oleksandrivna Rebrova
The article is devoted to the study of future art teachers’ value sphere. A wide range of applications of the theory of values in various fields of knowledge is shown: culturology, psychology, pedagogy, art education, economics; classification of values i... see more
Tatyana Verkina,Maria Bondarenko,Anna Sagalova,Kira Timofeyeva
The article considers the musical and performing arts as a special creative practice, i.e. as a special way of anchoring, recreating, and developing a person's musical experience through musical intoning. Musical performing practice functions as an oral d... see more
Cüneyt Özata
Thomas Hobbes disagreed with the ideas of previous thinkers about the existence of the state in the history of political philosophy, which made progress in the 17th century and made its way to the Age of Reason. He argues that humanity exists in a 'state ... see more
Yasemin Aydogan,Arzu Özyürek
The present study aimed to investigate the correlation between problem-solving and memory skills in preschool children. The study group included 122 4-6 years olf children attending pre-school education institutions. Random sampling method was used to det... see more
Anna Syzko,Tetiana Sushchynska,Natalya Anastasova,Olha Donchenko,Anna Dubovenko
The article reveals the direction of remedial work, using the WebQuest as a means of developing communicative competence of the children with intellectual impairments in general and with Down syndrome in particular. Within the framework of the study of co... see more
Alla Dmitrievna Nikolaeva,Venera Petrovna Marfusalova,Aya Petrovna Bugaeva,Sofia Nikolaevna Shadrina
The article discusses the problem of the development of small schools located in the circumpolar territory of the Russian Federation. The importance of education as a factor in the stable and sustainable development of the indigenous peoples of the Arctic... see more
Alexander Emmanuilovich Eremejev,Elena Alekseevna Akelkina,Eleonora Ivanovna Kopteva,Gennadiy Viktorovich Kosyakov
The study discusses and systematizes various features and methods of word generalization in the fictional philosophical prose of Russian writers. The research methodology for the phenomenon of philosophical prose in Russian literature was developed throug... see more
Anna Mytsyk,Mykhailo Pryshliak
The article is devoted to the problem of optimizing the process of providing correctional and developmental services to children with special needs education in the conditions of significant territorial distances. The study outlines Ukraine's ac... see more
Olga Khyzhna,Karina Shafranska
The article concerns the problem of improving the communication of high-functioning children with autism spectrum disorder using music therapy methods. While we are witnessing the progress of research work on the language capabilities of these people, kno... see more
Nataliya Ovcharenko,Oleksandra Samoilenko,Olena Moskva,Olha Chebotarenko
Under the conditions of present-day modernization of education, the urgency of dealing with educational issues and challenges in terms of the coronavirus pandemic, the teacher’s technological culture enhancement who is capable to effectively apply innovat... see more
Olha Yeremenko,Iryna Chystiakova,Larysa Biriukova,Maryna Petrenko
The article reveals theoretical and methodological foundations of implementing the ethnocultural approach in the process of future musical art teachers’ professional training. The results of the study have shown that implementing the ethnocultural approac... see more
Oleksandr Yakovlev,Veronika Levko
The paper reveals the issues of the academization of popular music in the contemporary cultural space. Already in the 19th century, there were frequent phenomena of the transformation of everyday popular genres, which, thanks to composer intervention, cha... see more
Tetiana Kablova,Victor Teteria
This article investigates the influence of modern social processes on musical culture, in particular, on vocal pop songs in the Ukrainian context. The culturological vector in the formation of popular vocal and song creativity as a mass culture in the con... see more
Nataliia ?ymivna Kravchenko,Tetiana Vasylivna Davydova,Marianna Gennadiivna Goltsova
The paper identifies the similarities and differences between fairy tale and rap narratives from the viewpoint of their specificity in space. Three spaces with their structuring topoi and loci have been investigated in their metap... see more
Liudmyla Harmash,Natalia Khalanska,Svitlana Melnyk,Olena Nevelska-Hordieieva,Iryna Razumenko
The article suggests the analysis of literary texts based on the linguistic theory of presuppositions, which is considered to be one of the possible promising approaches to interpreting implicit levels of literary text. The use of this approach is expecte... see more
Irina N. Chudnovskaya,Maria E. Lipatova
A fairy tale as a form of a cultural code is the most important tool for cultural and ethnic socialization, the transfer of social experience, values, and worldview. Modern society is characterized by a high level of technologization, standardization, and... see more
Mykola Vaskiv,Olha Bykova
The article examines the problem of the complete decline of morality and culture under the pressure of mass consumption on the example of the work of the Kyrgyz writer Chyngyz Aytmatov. “The Brand of Cassandra” and “When the Mountains Fall (The Eternal Br... see more
Nataliya Panasenko,Hana Pravdová,Dmitry Kryachkov
The article presents the results of a comparative analysis of subjective modality in literary and media texts. Subjective modality is connected with the speaker's attitude to the statement. In the text, it is realized in the form of the so-called modal me... see more
Olha Lihus
In the globalization era characterized by the fusion of cultural traditions of different nations, there is an alternative tendency within the humanities: the increasing focus on the problem of national-stylistic specificity of the past and present artisti... see more
Bogdan Levyk,Olena Aleksandrova,Svitlana Khrypko,Ganna Iatsenko
The interconnection between national religious, mental features and geopolitical, geo-psychological factors regarding national security is considered in the paper. The direct and indirect impact of geo-policy and geo-psychology on religious culture, world... see more
Ivanna Vasylivna Devdiuk,Svitlana I. Nisevych
The article analyzes the peculiarities of women-artists’ portrayal in the texts Women in Love by D. H. Lawrence and Valse Mélancolique by O. Kobylianska in the light of feminism and intermediality. Its relevance is conditioned by a new wave... see more
Olha Khamedova,Olena Rosinska,Oksana Zhuravska,Katerina Balabanova
The article analyzes the Muslim woman discourse in the Ukrainian Soviet press of the 1920-1930s. It is the publications in the newspapers about the women of the Soviet Union East that are of significant interest in the study of the feminist movement histo... see more
Olha Kharlan,Iryna Shkola,Bohdana Saliuk,Maryna Bohdanova,Yuliia Melnikova
The article deals with one of the urgent problems of modern literature genealogy – the transformation of genres, which is quite significant especially within the context of intermedial interaction between two arts – literature and painting. The transforma... see more
Iryna Ivanova,Marianna Chernyavska,Olesia Pupina
The article proposes an analytical approach to instructive etude as a musical work whose originality is determined by its functional orientation: not to demonstrate performing skills in mastering all its components or to embody author’s reflection, ... see more
Nataliia Maksymenko,Iryna Bei,Liliana Khimchuk,Yaroslav Vovchok
The article is devoted to the problem of forming the communicative culture of future teachers in the process of project teaching in higher educational establishments. Methodological approaches to the definition of the concept of "communicative culture" ar... see more
Roman Vasko,Alla Korolyova,Zinaida Pakholok,Igor Korolyov
This article is a continuation of the discussion of a new idea about the need to compile a culturological passport of each number and its symbolic sacralization in different cultures, which was proposed for an interdisciplinary study in one of his works b... see more
Lyudmila Afanasieva,Iryna Bukrieieva,Lyudmila Glyns'ka,Natalia Ivanivna Hlebova,Mykhailo Semikin
The cultural factor has always played an important role in the lives of peoples. The ethnic specificity of life developed over the centuries has been embodied in customs, language, family traditions, consciousness, psychology, and character. Their formati... see more
Alla Sokolova
The article examines the origins of the traditions of mummers, which are closely related to pagan beliefs and rituals, the cult of the Sun, solar symbols, traditions of the Greeks, Egyptians, Persians, as well as the Roman Saturnalia and the Scandinavian ... see more
Olga Mykhailova
AbstractThe author of the article examines the cultural processes in France, which resulted in the interpenetration of related spheres of creative activity. The role of salons has been noted in fruitful artistic ties to appear, particularly, the friendshi... see more
Mubarak Altwaiji,Mona Telha
Narrative writing is relatively a new phenomenon in Yemeni literary discourse and a sequel to the maturity of the common folk forms. The present study investigates both the rise of Yemeni novel and the representation of the major social and economic issue... see more
Oksana Victorivna Borysovych,Tetyana Andriivna Chaiuk,Kateryna Sergiivna Karpova
The death of unarmed black male George Floyd, who was killed by a white police officer in Minneapolis, May 25, 2020, has given momentum to the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement whose activists rallied in different parts of the world to remove or deface mo... see more
Mohammad Abdul-Hadi Saleh Al-Jazi
This study highlights the important aspects of the geography of the Kingdom of Bahrain. It also shows the importance of the site, the demography of the region, the distribution of population, and the most important cities in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Firstl... see more
Mustafa Kerem Kobul,Irem Naz Saraçoglu
Despite a robust body of literature on anxiety in language learning, as of yet, teacher’s aspect regarding anxiety seems to have received scant research attention. Apparently, absence of a valid and reliable measuring instrument impeded the empirical rese... see more
Kelime Erdal,Gultekin Erdal
The history of gambling is linked and proportionate to the history of humanity. No matter how far you go back in human history, remnants show that gambling groups have come together, and gambling games are taking place. In digital children games, gambling... see more
Olga Lytvynenko,Liudmyla Zlatova,V?acheslav Zasenko,Lesya Prokhorenko,Vitalii Lunov
The adaptive potential of a person in the range of his socio-psychological resources represents a vital problem, which is challenging from the perspective of the society’s demands and in specifying certain methodologies of social psychology.The adaptive p... see more
Meltem Yurtcu,Erol Koçoglu
Several studies conducted to measure and determine the perceptions of the individual and the society on various issues presented and compared numerical sociological and psychological finding data. The perceptions determined about the study subject are inf... see more
Sevki Kiralp
This paper conducts historical research on the inter-communal talks and the political life in the two communities of Cyprus from 1974 to 1983. The period covered by the research commenced with the creation of the bi-regional structure on the island in 197... see more
Sergey Viktorovich Kononov,Artem Vadimovich Zhukov
The article presents an attempt to analyze modern theories of security within Western philosophical concepts. The authors’ goal is to conceptualize modern philosophical notions of security. To reach it, the authors use the following methodology: phenomeno... see more