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Cultural and Arts Studies of National Academy of Culture and Arts Management NATIONAL ACADEMY OF CULTURE AND ARTS MANAGEMENT CULTURAL AND ARTS STUDIES OF NATIONAL ACADEMY OF CULTURE AND ARTS MANAGEMENT Collective monograph Lviv-Toruń Liha-Pres 2019 Reviewers: Prof. nadzw., dr hab. Stanisław Kunikowski, Rektor of Cuiavian University in Wloclawek (Republic of Poland); Prof. dr hab. Kazimierz Pierzchała, Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski/Catholic University of Lublin (Republic of Poland); Prof. dr hab. Stanisław Juszczyk, Uniwersytet Śląski / University of Silesia (Republic of Poland). Cultural and arts studies of national academy of culture and arts management : collective monograph / O. S. Afonina, P. E. Herchanivska, Zh. Z. Denysiuk, V. P. Diachuk, etc. – Lviv-Toruń : Liha-Pres, 2019. – 252 р. ISBN 978-966-397-157-5 Liha-Pres is an international publishing house which belongs to the category „C” according to the classification of Research School for Socio-Economic and Natural Sciences of the Environment (SENSE) [isn: 3943, 1705, 1704, 1703, 1702, 1701; prefixMetCode: 978966397]. Official website – www.sense.nl. ISBN 978-966-397-157-5 © Liha-Pres, 2019 CONTENTS PREFACE ........................................................................................................... 1 “DOUBLE CODING” IN THE HISTORY OF ART Afonina O. S. ............................................................................................................. 3 THE PROBLEM OF “PRODUCTION” OF THE LOCAL CULTURAL AND ARTISTIC AREA (FROM DIAGNOSIS TO MODELING): EXPERIENCE OF RIVNE REGION Vitkalov S. V. .......................................................................................................... 21 MODELS OF MODERN CULTURAL RESEARCH Herchanivska P. E. ................................................................................................. 38 POST-FOLKLORE AS A PHENOMENON OF COMMUNICATIVE INTERNET PRACTICES Denysiuk Zh. Z. ...................................................................................................... 54 TRADITIONAL HOLIDAYS AS A METHOD AGAINST THE FORMATION OF “A POOR QUALITY PERSON”: WORLD EXPERIENCE Diachuk V. P. .......................................................................................................... 70 ARTIFICE SPECIFICATIONS AS EXPRESSIVE MEANS OF THE MODERN CINEMATOGRAPHY Zhukovin O. V. ....................................................................................................... 86 UKRAINIAN PROTESTANT MUSIC TRADITION: GENESIS, HISTORICAL MILESTONES, MODERN STAGE Zosim O. L. ........................................................................................................... 101 EIDETICS OF THE HUMAN ART IN THE CONTEXT OF THE NEUROART Karpov V. V. ......................................................................................................... 117 UKRAINIAN DISCOURSE OF APPLIED CULTURAL RESEARCH Kopiyevska O. R................................................................................................... 134 iii THE PERSON AS THE PHENOMENON OF CULTURAL STUDIES Ovcharuk O. V. .................................................................................................... 149 UNIQUE MANUSCRIPTS AND PRINTED DOCUMENTS OF UKRAINIAN MUSICAL CULTURE OF THE 18TH CENTURY: SOURCES SEARCH Shulgina V. D. ....................................................................................................... 166 ORTHODOX CHURCH MUSIC IN THE CREATIVE WORK OF ITALIAN COMPOSERS OF THE SECOND HALF OF THE XVIII CENTURY AND ITS RECEPTION IN SACRED CONCERTS OF UKRAINIAN COMPOSERS Shumilina O. A. .................................................................................................... 183 THE COMMUNICATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF FINE ART OF THE BEGINNING OF THE 21ST CENTURY Yakovlev O. V. ..................................................................................................... 201 THE CULTURAL MEANING OF A. GLAZUNOV’S CONCERTOS FOR PIANO (DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF MY TEACHER, PROFESSOR YURI NEKRASOV) Androsova D. V. ................................................................................................... 215 PROBLEMS OF CREATIVE ISSUES AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCES OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE THEATER ART Donchenko N. P. ................................................................................................... 231 iv PREFACE The monograph is dedicated to the works of cultural scientists and art historians of the National Academy of Culture and Arts Management. The history of cultural studies at National Academy of Culture and Arts Management started in 2012 when the Department of Cultural Studies and Innovative Cultural and Artistic Projects was created. Its foundation is associated with the names of such scientists as Doctor of Cultural Studies P.E. Gerchanivska, Doctor of Science R.M. Esipenko, Doctor of Philosophy V.A. Sievers, Candidate of Cultural Sciences L.S. Gotz, Doctor of Cultural Studies O.V. Ovcharuk. P.E. Gerchanivska headed the Department of Cultural Studies (2013). At various times, leading specialists from other Kyiv universities were involved in pedagogy Doctor of Cultural Studies E.V. Bilchenko, Doctor of Cultural Studies N.A. Zhukova, K. Doctor of Cultural Studies D.O. Korol', Candidate of Philosophy S.S. Rusakov, Candidate of Philosophy L.V. Osadcha, etc. By the development of the educational process, the pedagogy staff expands at the expense of the employees of the Department who have defended: the degree of Doctor of Cultural Studies is given to O.V. Yakovlev, O.V. Ovcharuk, Zh.Z. Denysyuk, Candidate of Cultural Studies – S.A. Panchenko. The new staff became part of the Department – Doctor of Arts G.I. Poberezhnaya, Candidate of Arts A.I. Kravchenko, Candidate of History N.D. Braychenko. Following the order of October 04, 2017 №114-0 of the National Academy of Culture and Arts Management, the Department was renamed "Department of Cultural Studies and Information Communication" (Head of the Department Prof. P.E. Gerchanivska). The Department has two areas of preparation for students: "Cultural Studies" and "Information, Library and Archival Affairs." Due to the reorganization, the Department included Doctor of Pedagogics L.G. Petrova, Candidate of Pedagogics V.V. Zagumenna, Candidate of History Ya.A. Khimich, Doctor of Sociology O.M. Zbanetska, Candidate of History N.T. Stronska, Candidate of Sociology V.V. Dobrovolska, Candidate of History Y.I. Palekh. In 2019, the first graduation of bachelor's in specialty 034 Culturology took place, in the same year, the master's degree in this specialty was opened, and graduation of specialists in qualification began: Cultural Studies, Expert-Analyst in Intercultural Communications. Much attention is paid to the preparation of scientific change in National Academy of Culture and Arts Management. 55 Ph.D. students and 8 Ph.D. students studied specialty 034 Cultural Studies at the Department from 2013 to 2019. Order of Departmentstry of Culture of Ukraine No. 1222 of 07.10.2016 "On approval of decisions of the Ministry's Attestation Board on the activities of specialized scientific councils of 29.09.2016", a specialized academic council No. D 26.850.01 was created at the National Academy of Culture and Arts Management of the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine with the right to accept for the 1 consideration and defense of the dissertations for the degree of Doctor (Candidate) of Cultural Studies, Arts and History, specialty 26.00.01 "Theory and History of Culture". The board included the members of the department P.E. Gerchanivska (Deputy Chairman of the Board), O.V. Ovcharuk (Scientific Secretary), R.M. Esipenko, G.I. Poberezhna, V.A. Sievers, O.V. Yakovlev. For the period 2017-2019, 5 doctoral and 8 Ph.D. theses in the specialty 034 Culturology were defended at National Academy of Culture and Arts Management. Priority activity of the department is scientific work on the topic "Actual problems of cultural studies: theory and history of culture" (state registration number: 0115U001572). Since 2013, a number of monographs and textbooks have been published by National Academy of Culture and Arts Management scholars. Scientists actively participate in national and international scientific forums – congresses, conferences, round tables, dialogues. By the decision of the Academic Council of the National Academy of Culture and Arts Management (Protocol No. 2 of October 25, 2014), the Research Center for Innovative Projects on Cultural Studies and Innovative Cultural and Artistic Projects was created at the Department of Cultural Studies and Innovative Cultural and Art Projects. For the first time at the Academy, the Department started the work of the certification program "Art-therapy" (Prof. G.I. Poberezhna). The employees of the Department privide scientific management of dissertation research; expert evaluation of scientific theses; give feedback on abstracts of dissertations, review scientific works (monographs, articles), thesis. The publishing activity of the Department is actively pursued. The members of the Department perform the duties of the chairman (or members) of the editorial board of national and international professional publications in cultural studies (P.E. Gerchanivska, O.V. Ovcharuk). An important area of activity is: participation in the accreditation examination in the specialty "Cultural Studies" in higher educational establishments of Ukraine; involvement in the work of Subcommittee 034 Cultural Studies of the Scientific and Methodological Commission on the Humanities and Theology of the Higher Education Sector of the Scientific
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