The problem of preservation of national identity of the ukrainian diaspora (for example, ukrainian canadian in the second half of the twentieth century) by Yuliia Kondrashevska

“…However, the ukrainians of Canada has always cared about their national identity by teaching children the ukrainian language, giving ukrainian periodicals, shifting to english ukrainian classics, celebrating national holidays and memorable dates. …”
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The Role of Russophobia in Maintaining a Political Identity the Ukrainian State by A. V. Glebezdin

“…The purpose of this article is to clarify the role of Russophobia in the structure of Ukrainian political identity. The genesis and transformations of Russophobic normative-value attitudes within the geographical boundaries of modern Ukraine are considered. …”
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Features of Ethno-Linguistic Identity Characteristic for Representatives of Different Ukrainian Linguistic Groups by Eliso Hryshchuk, Alla Kovalenko

“…The article analyzes features of ethno-linguistic identity characteristic for representatives of the main Ukrainian language groups: Ukrainian-speaking Ukrainians, Russian-speaking Ukrainians and Russian-speaking Russians. …”
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Kolektivní vědomí a identita volyňských Čechů pramenící z česko-ukrajinských vztahů v orálně-historickém výzkumu by Luděk Jirka

“…Differences between specialized literature and oral history research is explainable, feelings and experiences from czech-ukrainian relationships in Volhynia are showing, how was created collective consciousness and identity of respondents.…”
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Transformation of civilizational values of Ukrainians in terms of the regionalization of the world economy by Grygorii Shamborovskyi

“…Although there has been a lot of research done on the civilizational belonging and identity of Ukrainians, issues of uncertainty of the Ukrainian nation regarding its own moral and socioeconomic values in the current terms of overcoming the communist legacy and the accumulation of primitive capital have remain unexplored. …”
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UKRAINIAN FOLK INFLUENCES IN CONTEMPORARY CLASSICAL MUSIC: TRENDS AND PROSPECTS by Kateryna ONYSHCHENKO, Nassib RADWAN, Taras KMETIUK, Nataliia TOLOSHNIAK, Ihor DEMIANETS

“…This article analyzes the works of Ukrainian composers who work in a contemporary academic style and use elements of Ukrainian folk songs in their compositions. …”
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Ur-fascism in the cultural situation after postmodern: Ukrainian and Russian context by Yevheniia Bilchenko

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Development of co-operative motion is among Kuban Ukrainians at the beginning of ХХ item by Dmytro Bilyi

“…In the context of this article, examining co-operative motion on Kuban, an author comes to the conclusion, that this motion became necessary pre-condition motion on Kuban, an author comes to the conclusion, that this motion became necessary pre-condition and economic basis for forming of the Ukrainian modern identity among Ukrainians of this region.…”
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The phenomenon of the Ukrainian revolution of 1917-1921 in awareness-raising activities of the Russian Federation by Olga Gapeyeva

“…It is established that by denying the Ukrainian Revolution events as a restoration process of Ukrainian statehood and formation of Ukrainian identity as well as by denying subsequent Bolshevist intervention and assessing those events as an internal civil conflict, Russian historians actually maintain that Ukraine is an integral part of the Russian superpower and has no history of its own. …”
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Aggressive technologic impact on mass consciousness against the background of East Ukrainian conflict. Setting the stage and first myths by Vasyl Struhatskyi

“…This process operates globally; - anomization of Ukrainian society with emphasis formation chaos moral, religious and legal norms in the east of Ukraine; - nihilization of society, which led to protest the attitude of sections of the population to these models, shame regarding involvement in the Ukrainian state, erasing national identity; - endogenius shizmohenetic political aspirations that through political myth, further weakened the all-identity discourse in the minds of citizens of Ukraine, especially the East. …”
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FEATURES OF WRITTEN LANGUAGE COMMUNICATION BY MEANS OF THE UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE (on the example of official-business, epistolary and conversational-functional styles) by Catherine S. Bondarchuk, Olha A. Chumachenko

“…Over the centuries of its existence, the Ukrainian language has created various forms of language units that serve to adequately convey information, preserving the national traditions of Ukrainian culture. …”
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The City as a Multicultural Project: The Case of the City of Lviv (Ukraine) by SVITLANA LINDA

“…The city of Lviv, located in western Ukraine, is one of those cities whose ethnic composition was very diverse: the city was inhabited by Ukrainians, Poles, Jews, Italians, Armenians, and other nationalities. …”
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DENTAL DISEASE IN THE LATE MIDDLE AGES by L. Kaskova, I. Makovka, N. Morgun, A. Zaitsev, A. Artemyev

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MODEL OF ETHNONATIONAL VICTIMIZATION OF THE POPULATION OF UKRAINE ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE KHERSON REGION by D. V. Makovskaya, L. N. Garas

“…The article is devoted to the study of the role of ethno-national victimization of the Ukrainian population as a means of constructing a civil identity and implementing foreign policy strategies.…”
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Beyond Coordinates: Exploring Street Naming Practices in Contemporary Ukraine by Orysia Vira

“…In the wake of the Revolution of Dignity and the Russo-Ukrainian War, decommunization gained momentum, changing the names of streets from the Soviet period. …”
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Liquidation of the Black Sea Cossack Host and resistance of the cossacks the plans of migration on Zakubannya (1860-1861) by Dmytro Bily

“…In the article reasons and circumstances of liquidation of the Black Sea Cossack Host are examined in 1860 year, resistance of black sea (Ukrainian) cossacks the plans of migration of them on new earths of Left-bank Kuban (Zakubannya). …”
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COMPARATIVE PARADIGM IN WORKS OF Y. BOYKO-BLOKHYN: APPROACHES “INTERWEAVING AND INTERCROSSING” by Olga B. Teterina

“…Boyko-Blokhyn’s comparative model as an important integral concept element of Ukrainian emigre scholars comparative literary studies in the 1930s-1980s period (Y. …”
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Russian Colonial Sickness and Decolonial Recovery: Revelations of Autotheoretical Practice by Nicola Kozicharow

“…Learning from the lived experiences of Ukrainians and discussions with her father on Ukrainian identity was transformative, demonstrating the pedagogical power of listening to voices erased by colonialism. …”
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Travesty of Urban Little Russia in Travelogue “Famous Drums Beyond Mountains, or My Journey Somewhere in 1810” by I. M. Dolgorukov by S. S. Zhdanov

“…The relevance of this research is underscored by the growing interest in Ukrainian identity within contemporary literary studies, particularly concerning its spatial dimensions, which remain underexplored. …”
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Interpretation of cultural heritage: approaches and methods of excursion work by Liudmyla Hutsal

“…The latest research by Ukrainian scholars is considered, which emphasises the importance of innovative approaches in this area. …”
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