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Ukrainian culture fansubbed: Challenges of amateur subtitling

2021

The research addresses the issues of rendering culture specific information in amateur subtitling from the Ukrainian into the English language. The fansubbing of proper names, culture-bound common nouns, formulaic sequences, sociolects and songs by the non-professional translators for whom English is a foreign language is the main focus of this study. Thus, the comparative analysis of the Ukrainian filmsChasing Two Hares(1961),Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors(1965) andPrayer for Hetman Mazepa(2001), and their English subtitles reveals the difficulties fansubbers may face, as well as discusses translations strategies and techniques employed. Moreover, the study delves into reasons underlying t…

060201 languages & linguisticsUkrainianSpecific-informationmedia_common.quotation_subject05 social sciencesForeign languageSocial SciencesFace (sociological concept)General Medicinelanguage.human_languagePrayerLinguisticsFocus (linguistics)H03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicine030220 oncology & carcinogenesis0602 languages and literaturelanguageProper nounSociologyAmateurmedia_commonSHS Web of Conferences
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„Na Ukrainie za owych dobrych czasów” – „Przed laty. Powieść ukraińska” Paulina Święcickiego

2020

The forgotten work and life of Paulin Święcicki (1841–1876), a writer from Kiev region and active in Galicia, represents a rare, authentic example of Polish‑Ukrainian cultural border. His debut work entitled 'Przed laty. Powieść ukraińska' (1865), despite being an artistic failure, is an interesting link between the heritage of the Romantic 'Ukrainian School' and the historical vision of Polish Borderlands in With fire and sword by Henryk Sienkiewicz. The creation of the 17th‑century reality of Ukrainian grasslands (noble, rural and Cossack existence), battle scenes (fights against the Tatars), romantic‑melodramatic plot – these are all adapted to a unique Ukrainian (not Polish‑centred) per…

BattleContemplationmedia_common.quotation_subjectUkrainianLanguage and LiteratureArt historyPGeneral MedicineArtpowieść historycznaRomanceKozacylanguage.human_languagePaulin Święcicki (Stachurski)Style (visual arts)PortraitlanguagePlot (narrative)szkoła ukraińskaSWORDkresymedia_commonAnnales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis. Studia Historicolitteraria
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Social capital of Ukrainian society after the Revolution of Dignity

2021

This article is devoted to the issue of the social capital of Ukrainian society a few years after the Revolution of Dignity. Its basic goal is to try to answer the question of whether the society, which at the turn of 2013 and 2014 coordinated its activities in order to achieve the common goal: the removal of the former government, set the pro-Western course. Indeed, a civil society was characterized by permanent resources of social capital. In order to get the answer to this question, the article analyses a number of indicators that are customarily related to social capital, such as: the level of trust in individual state and social institutions, the level of involvement in volunteering an…

Civil societyGovernmentmedia_common.quotation_subjectUkrainianDemocracylanguage.human_languageDignityState (polity)Political economyCapital (economics)Political sciencelanguageSocial capitalmedia_commonWschód Europy. Studia humanistyczno-społeczne
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La colonizzazione del Sud-est ucraino: una questione etnica ucraino-russa nella lettura di Dmytro Bahalij

2022

The Ukrainian-Russian ethnic question in Southeastern Ukraine has gained critical importance during the war unleashed by Moscow against Ukraine in February 2022; in this paper I analyze the question of the Ukrainian-Cossack and Muscovy colonization of this very region. I focus on the work by the Ukrainian scholar Dmytro Bahalij (1857-1932), a former member of the Russian Imperial Academy of Sciences. Bahalij emphasizes the key difference between the Ukrainian-Cossack popular colonization of the steppe region and the Moscow administration of these territories. The paper examines some of the main writings by Bahalij and reviews critical articles about his works.

Colonization Ukrainians Cossacks Russians Southeastern Ukraine
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Neurotic generation of Covid-19 in Eastern Europe

2021

This article presents the results of a research survey, which shows the relationship between neuroticism and the coronavirus pandemic, which was performed among students in Poland and Ukraine. The survey was conducted online, on a sample of 1,978 respondents in Poland and 411 in Ukraine. The results indicated that average and high levels of neuroticism were observed among 61% of respondents in Poland and 47% in Ukraine. Regression analysis revealed that the main factors correlated with the level of neuroticism were educational burnout, gender, financial situation, interest in the pandemic, and satisfaction with life. As indicated by the respondents, neuroticism increases with educational bu…

Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)UkrainianRC435-571Burnouteducational burnout03 medical and health sciencesstress0302 clinical medicinePandemicmental disordersneuroticismOriginal ResearchPsychiatrystudentsCOVID-19Regression analysisPoland and UkraineMental healthNeuroticismlanguage.human_language030227 psychiatryPsychiatry and Mental healthScale (social sciences)languagePsychology030217 neurology & neurosurgeryDemography
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Das mehrsprachige Abgeordnetenhaus der Tschechoslowakei in seiner parlamentarischen Praxis 1920–1938

2017

The Multilingual Chamber of Deputies of Czechoslovakia in its Parliamentary Practice, 1920–1938 In addition to the two official languages of Czech and Slovak, German, Hungarian, Russian, Ukrainian, and Polish were allowed to be spoken as secondary languages in the lower house of Czechoslovakia’s parliament in 1920 in order to increase the acceptance of the new republic by the deputies of all national minorities. By swearing the oath in one of these languages, a deputy obtained the right to use this language in parliament. This article examines in which situations and how often members of parliament of minority descent took advantage of this right, regardless of their political convictions. …

CzechOathParliamentChamber of DeputiesUkrainianmedia_common.quotation_subjectGeneral Medicinelanguage.human_languageGermanPolitical scienceLawlanguageSlovakLanguage policymedia_commonAUC STUDIA TERRITORIALIA
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The Main Controversies Over the Modernisation Process of the Ukrainian Higher Education System from the Perspective of Globalization / Główne Kontrow…

2014

Abstract The most significant process of the modern civilization advancement is globalization. The crucial tendencies of the world educational system development aim at strengthening the main role of knowledge as a component of employee workshop, often much more precious than the material part, originating from the employer. In 1991, due to globalization processes, Ukraine abandoned the Soviet higher education model, following the international scenario of the higher education development. In the last few years some propositions for reforms of the above system have appeared. The Draft Law on Higher Education approved in December 2012 has made the situation less clear. Currently, the provisi…

Environmental EngineeringEcologyUkrainianModernization theorymodernization process of higher educationlanguage.human_languageEducationGlobalizationPolitical sciencelanguageEconomic historyEnvironmental ChemistryEconomic systemglobalizationChemistry-Didactics-Ecology-Metrology
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The role of Ukrainian universities in the development of the global information society

1997

This paper presents an observation of the positive experience obtained by Kharkov State Technical University in the area of education specialists for the development of an information society programme. Economic problems postponed the beginning of the information society programme in Ukraine. Nevertheless, Ukraine now has good possibilities to apply the best experience of western universities and speed up the process of transferring existing education to the European level. The paper also presents an analysis of the main trends that are taking place in that education. The paper uses the example of one of the leading Ukrainian technical universities to show the possible ways of positive chan…

European levelEconomic growthGlobal information societyProcess (engineering)business.industryUkrainianmedia_common.quotation_subjectPublic relationslanguage.human_languageState (polity)Political scienceTechnical universitylanguageInformation societybusinessEconomic problemmedia_common
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Comparison of healthy behavior in Ukrainian and Polish students of physical education

2021

Introduction: This study aimed to examine the healthy behaviors in undergraduate students of Physical Education (PE) from Ukraine and Poland in comparison to the control sample of students of other faculties. Material and methods: The group of 564 university students (67% of males), ranging in age from 18 to 41 years (M = 22.05, SD = 2.49), was surveyed using a written form of the Health Behavior Inventory (HBI). The HBI includes the following four subscales: healthy habits, nutrition (HHN), preventive behavior (PB), positive adjustments (PA), and healthy practices (HP). Undergraduates' sample consisted of 25% Ukrainian students of PE faculty, 30% Polish PE students, and 45% Polish sample o…

Healthy behaviorHealth (social science)Poetrybusiness.industryUkrainianeducationPhysical Therapy Sports Therapy and RehabilitationDigital librarylanguage.human_languageCultural inheritanceEducationPhysical educationVisual artsPublishinglanguageOrthopedics and Sports MedicinePsychologybusinessPhysical Activity Review
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VZYVANNJA TOPONIMU HORNICA U TEKSTACH RUSYNIV BACKY I SREMU V XX ST.

2021

In this research we will talk about the term Hornїca in the language of the Rusyns who live in modern Serbia and Croatia. The origin of the toponym is due to historical and geographical factors. During the twentieth century, the community used this toponym in texts of various genres to describe the territory of its origin in the Carpathian region. This toponym is used with other geographical names - in particular Zakarpattja, or outdated or archaic forms of Carpathian Ukraine and Subcarpathian Rus`. The toponym belongs to the categories of macrotoponyms and exonyms. The article analyses how and when the term appeared in the editions of Rusyns of Bačka and Syrmia, what were the dynamics of i…

Hornїca Zakarpattja Bačka Syrmia Rusyns Ruthenians Ukrainians toponyms hIsto rical region
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