'Polish-Ukrainian Studies': Traditions and Innovations

2024, 11, No. 11

Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv


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12.06.2024

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open access

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Humanities

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literary studies

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English

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Abstract

This article presents a thematic analysis and synthesis encompassing the breadth of topics covered in the 'Polish-Ukrainian Studies' journal. Offering a comprehensive overview of the journal’s specifics, the article highlights key topics and underscores the challenges confronting modern academics. Within this frame, a detailed examination is undertaken, scrutinizing significant scientific discoveries and achievements by prominent Ukrainian and Polish researchers. The article strategically places emphasis on the pivotal role of the journal in fostering the popularization and continuous advancement of humanist disciplines. Beyond the examination of the journal’s previous and current state, the article looks ahead to articulate the prospects and future trajectories for Polish-Ukrainian Studies. This forward-looking approach not only forecasts potential developments, but also underscores the journal’s enduring impact on the broader landscape of philosophy, history and culture.

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