Introduction to the history
by Natalia Yakovenko
Description
The new book by the well-known Ukrainian historian, chief of the Department of history of National University of Kyiv Mohyla Academy, professor Natalia Yakovenko, despite being a university textbook and a propaedeutic course on a professional subject, is written in a simple and easy to read manner which is far from academic cliché and embodies high academic style in its best meaning. However, the word 'textbook' even in its most positive meaning applies to this book only as a kind of mask that hides much more complex structure, not only stylistically but by its content and pragmatism as well. As the professor herself admits, this book does not belong to any classic genres. This is not a history of historiography, not a methodology of history and this is not an introduction to history as well.
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Author Biography
Natalia Yakovenko is a Ukrainian historian (Doctor of Historical Sciences), a specialist in Latin language, and a professor of the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. Her field of study is the socio-cultural history of Ukraine in the 16th-17th centuries. Her interest include the political and spatial perceptions of inhabitants of Ukraine, their life strategies, religious consciousness and creative adaptation of Western models of schooling and writing to Ukrainian realities.
Bibliographic Information
- Publisher Krytyka
- Publication Date October 2007
- Orginal LanguageUkrainian
- ISBN/Identifier 9668978171
- Publication Country or regionUkraine
- Pages376
- ReadershipGeneral
- Publish StatusPublished
- Original Language TitleВступ до історії
- Original Language AuthorsЯковенко Наталя
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