Materials to Ukrainian Ethnology
№ 22 (25) (2023 YEAR)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.15407/mue2023.22
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TRANSFORMATION OF THE ETHNIC IDENTIFICATIONS: HISTORICAL RETROSPECTIVE AND THE MILITARY PRESENT

Skliar Volodymyr
Kharkiv Okruha in the 1920s: Number and Ethnic Composition of the Population
p.: 5–16
Rendiuk Teofil
Vyshyvanka as a Marker of the National Identity of Ukrainians Abroad
p.: 17–27
Kolomyichuk Oleksandr
Seeking Refuge in the Ciscarpathian Region: Identification Self-Reflections of Internally Displaced Persons
p.: 28–35
Diedush Oleksii
Group Sacrifice as a Marker of National Identity: Ukrainian Experience
p.: 36–42

SELF-ORGANIZATION OF UKRAINIAN PEOPLE: TRADITIONAL AND MODERN MANIFESTATIONS

Бондаренко Галина
Stand with Ukraine: Ukrainians of Carolina
p.: 43–50
Sushko Valentyna
Modern Volunteering as a Traditional Practice of Ukrainian Folk Culture
p.: 51–56
Taran Olena
Vinnytsia as a Volunteer Hub: The Citizens’ Self-Organization in the Conditions of a Large-Scale Russian Invasion
p.: 57–63
Ivanevych (Soniachna) Lili³a
Modern Forms of Participation and Practical Experience of the Volunteers of Khmelnychchyna
p.: 64–81

SOCIAL AND CULTURAL REALITIES: HISTORY, MODERN DIMENSION

Balushok Vasyl
Adaptation of a Central Ukrainian Village to the Post-Soviet Reality (Exemplified by the Villages of Dmytrivka and Potaptsi in Kyiv and Cherkasy Regions)
p.: 82–92
Ponomar Liudmyla
Traditional Values and Practice of Coexistence of the Population of Byshiv Community of Kyiv Region in the Conditions of Russian War of Aggression
p.: 93–103
Bosa Liubov
Cis-Irpin Region: Palimpsest of Traditions and Avant-Garde (Exemplified by the Village of Bobrytsia in Bucha District of Kyiv Oblast)
p.: 104–115
Bekh Mykola
Chernihivshchyna is a Northern Advanced Post: Occupation, Liberation, Prospects of Living on the Borderland
p.: 116–124
Bekh Kateryna
Modern Ukrainian Family in the Conditions of War
p.: 125–132
Ivannikova Liudmyla
Farewells to the War and Military Magic in the Folklore of the Cossack Period: Relationship with the Funeral Rite
p.: 133–144
Lytvynchuk Nataliia
Informative, Ideological and Didactic Role of the Occupation Press in Accustoming Ukrainians to Life Under the New Order (Based on the Material of Local Periodicals of the Sumy Region in 1942–1943)
p.: 145–154
Oliynyk Maryna
Mariia Maksymovych’s Embroidered Shirt: A Study of the Ornament
p.: 155–162

ARCHIVAL MATERIALS

[Archival Material] Folk Agricultural Omens and Magic Actions in Podillia and Volhynia
p.: 163–176
[Archival Material] Stonecraft of Zhytomyrshchyna
p.: 177–184

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