Series:Незалежний Культурологічний Часопис „Ï“ (L'viv)

The Ukrainian Independent Cultural Journal ”Ї“ — № 91/2018

Український незалежний культурологічний журнал «Ї» — № 91/2018

Author(s): Oksaiia Zayachkivska,Lesya Mateshuk-Vatceba,Volodymyr Semeniv,Lubov Gotsko-Ney,Zenovij Masnyj,Oksana Stadnyk / Language(s): English,Ukrainian

In order to make the thorough mendacity of Putin's rhetoric about "Ukraine as a State of Neo-Nazis" fully evident, CEEOL is offering the Ukrainian Jewish journal ”Ї“ as the strongest possible proof of a habit of "modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought". The NGO "Ї", an independent cultural organization founded in the late 1980's in L'viv, focuses on modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought. It offers periodic forums for discussion of issues concerning Ukraine and, among others, Europe, Russia, post-Byzantium, the Muslim Renaissance. It analyzes the current situation in order to develop future socio-political strategies. The organization also publishes "Ї", a quarterly journal dealing with European and Ukrainian issues in politics, philosophy, and culture. It also examines the relationship of Ukrainians with Russians, Poles, Austrians, and Jews and places Ukraine in a modern geopolitical sphere that can further Ukraine's identity as a modern state.

The Ukrainian Independent Cultural Journal ”Ї“ — № 90/2018

Український незалежний культурологічний журнал «Ї» — № 90/2018

Author(s): Alim Aliyev,Gulnara Bekirov,Tatiana Bykova,Taras Wozniak,Mustafa Dzhemilev,Andriy Ivanets,Bogdan Korolenko,Yulia Tyshchenko,Adas Jakubauskas,Henryk Jankowski / Language(s): English,Ukrainian

In order to make the thorough mendacity of Putin's rethorics about Ukraine as a State of "Neo-Nazis" fully evident, CEEOL is offering the Ukrainian Jewish journal ”Ї“ as the strongerst possible proof of a habit of "modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought". The NGO "Ї", an independent cultural organization founded in the late 1980's in L'viv, focuses on modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought. It offers periodic forums for discussion of issues concerning Ukraine and, among others, Europe, Russia, post-Byzantium, the Muslim Renaissance. It analyzes the current situation in order to develop future socio-political strategies. The organization also publishes "Ї", a quarterly journal dealing with European and Ukrainian issues in politics, philosophy, and culture. It also examines the relationship of Ukrainians with Russians, Poles, Austrians, and Jews and places Ukraine in a modern geopolitical sphere that can further Ukraine's identity as a modern state.

The Ukrainian Independent Cultural Journal ”Ї“ — № 66/2011

Український незалежний культурологічний журнал «Ї» — № 66/2011

Author(s): Milena Rudnytska,Andrei Sheptytsky,Gavriil Kostelnyk,Julian Dzerovich,Vladimir Blavatsky,Volodymyr Doroshenko,Ivan Bilyk,Kostya Levitsky,Elena Biter,Stepan Bilyak,Ivan Shvarko,Mikhail Roslyak,Maria Strutynska / Language(s): English,Ukrainian

Keywords: Hitler-Stalin-pact; Molotov-Ribbentrop pact;

In order to make the thorough mendacity of Putin's rethorics about "Ukraine as a State of Neo-Nazis" fully evident, CEEOL is offering the Ukrainian Jewish journal ”Ї“ as the strongerst possible proof of a habit of "modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought". The NGO "Ї", an independent cultural organization founded in the late 1980's in L'viv, focuses on modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought. It offers periodic forums for discussion of issues concerning Ukraine and, among others, Europe, Russia, post-Byzantium, the Muslim Renaissance. It analyzes the current situation in order to develop future socio-political strategies. The organization also publishes "Ї", a quarterly journal dealing with European and Ukrainian issues in politics, philosophy, and culture. It also examines the relationship of Ukrainians with Russians, Poles, Austrians, and Jews and places Ukraine in a modern geopolitical sphere that can further Ukraine's identity as a modern state.

The Ukrainian Independent Cultural Journal ”Ї“ — № 65/2011

Український незалежний культурологічний журнал «Ї» — № 65/2011

Author(s): Hermann Broch,Henryk Halkowski,Fritz von Herzmanovsky-Orlando,Miloš Vaclav Kratochvíl,Gabriel Preschl-Bichler / Language(s): Ukrainian

Keywords: Emperor Franz Joseph; Ukraine-Habsburg relations;

In order to make the thorough mendacity of Putin's rhetoric about "Ukraine as a State of Neo-Nazis" fully evident, CEEOL is offering the Ukrainian Jewish journal ”Ї“ as the strongest possible proof of a habit of "modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought". The NGO "Ї", an independent cultural organization founded in the late 1980's in L'viv, focuses on modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought. It offers periodic forums for discussion of issues concerning Ukraine and, among others, Europe, Russia, post-Byzantium, the Muslim Renaissance. It analyzes the current situation in order to develop future socio-political strategies. The organization also publishes "Ї", a quarterly journal dealing with European and Ukrainian issues in politics, philosophy, and culture. It also examines the relationship of Ukrainians with Russians, Poles, Austrians, and Jews and places Ukraine in a modern geopolitical sphere that can further Ukraine's identity as a modern state.

The Ukrainian Independent Cultural Journal ”Ї“ — № 64/2010

Український незалежний культурологічний журнал «Ї» — № 64/2010

Author(s): Andriy Pavlyshyn,Iwan Monolatiy,Emil Brix,Václav Havel,Taras Wozniak,Vera Burdyak,Myroslav Marynovych,Zbigniew Gromadzki,Olga Vasilevska,Zbigniew Bujak,Alexander Sirtsov,Paweł Zalewski,Eugen Zherebetsky,Edward Lucas,Miroslav Čech / Language(s): Ukrainian

Keywords: recent History of Ukraine; Ukraine-Poland-relations; Ukraine-Russia-rrelations; Ukraine in Soviet times;

In order to make the thorough mendacity of Putin's rhetoric about "Ukraine as a State of Neo-Nazis" fully evident, CEEOL is offering the Ukrainian Jewish journal ”Ї“ as the strongest possible proof of a habit of "modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought". The NGO "Ї", an independent cultural organization founded in the late 1980's in L'viv, focuses on modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought. It offers periodic forums for discussion of issues concerning Ukraine and, among others, Europe, Russia, post-Byzantium, the Muslim Renaissance. It analyzes the current situation in order to develop future socio-political strategies. The organization also publishes "Ї", a quarterly journal dealing with European and Ukrainian issues in politics, philosophy, and culture. It also examines the relationship of Ukrainians with Russians, Poles, Austrians, and Jews and places Ukraine in a modern geopolitical sphere that can further Ukraine's identity as a modern state.

The Ukrainian Independent Cultural Journal ”Ї“ — № 62/2010

Український незалежний культурологічний журнал «Ї» — № 62/2010

Author(s): Iwan Monolatiy,Mykola Savchuk,Taras Wozniak,Alfred Maril,Stanisław Vincenz,Szolem Alejchem,Mykola Hrybik,Vasil Klyuchar,Cornelius Juriski,Wasyl Nagirny / Language(s): Polish,Ukrainian

Keywords: Kolomyia;

In order to make the thorough mendacity of Putin's rhetoric about "Ukraine as a State of Neo-Nazis" fully evident, CEEOL is offering the Ukrainian Jewish journal ”Ї“ as the strongest possible proof of a habit of "modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought". The NGO "Ї", an independent cultural organization founded in the late 1980's in L'viv, focuses on modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought. It offers periodic forums for discussion of issues concerning Ukraine and, among others, Europe, Russia, post-Byzantium, the Muslim Renaissance. It analyzes the current situation in order to develop future socio-political strategies. The organization also publishes "Ї", a quarterly journal dealing with European and Ukrainian issues in politics, philosophy, and culture. It also examines the relationship of Ukrainians with Russians, Poles, Austrians, and Jews and places Ukraine in a modern geopolitical sphere that can further Ukraine's identity as a modern state.

The Ukrainian Independent Cultural Journal ”Ї“ — № 63/2010

Український незалежний культурологічний журнал «Ї» — № 63/2010

Author(s): Petro Gutsal,Lubomira Boitsun,Mykola Lasarowitsch,Ivan Bobersky,Bogdan Ostapjuk,Philipp Gaida,Taras Wozniak / Language(s): Ukrainian

Keywords: Ternopil;

In order to make the thorough mendacity of Putin's rhetoric about "Ukraine as a State of Neo-Nazis" fully evident, CEEOL is offering the Ukrainian Jewish journal ”Ї“ as the strongest possible proof of a habit of "modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought". The NGO "Ї", an independent cultural organization founded in the late 1980's in L'viv, focuses on modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought. It offers periodic forums for discussion of issues concerning Ukraine and, among others, Europe, Russia, post-Byzantium, the Muslim Renaissance. It analyzes the current situation in order to develop future socio-political strategies. The organization also publishes "Ї", a quarterly journal dealing with European and Ukrainian issues in politics, philosophy, and culture. It also examines the relationship of Ukrainians with Russians, Poles, Austrians, and Jews and places Ukraine in a modern geopolitical sphere that can further Ukraine's identity as a modern state.

The Ukrainian Independent Cultural Journal ”Ї“ — № 61/2010

Український незалежний культурологічний журнал «Ї» — № 61/2010

Author(s): Taras Wozniak,Alexander Irchin,Alexej Wolowitsch,Wladimir Pritula,Ramsey Hawaji,Swetlana Konontschuk,Celeste A. Wallander,Vage Avetyan,Sergej Glaskow,Randall Collins,Jonathan Turner,Paul F. Diehl,Karen Roessler,William R. Thompson / Language(s): Ukrainian

Keywords: MAIN TOPIC: Security in the Black Sea basin as a mirror of world geopolitical changes

In order to make the thorough mendacity of Putin's rhetoric about "Ukraine as a State of Neo-Nazis" fully evident, CEEOL is offering the Ukrainian Jewish journal ”Ї“ as the strongest possible proof of a habit of "modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought". The NGO "Ї", an independent cultural organization founded in the late 1980's in L'viv, focuses on modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought. It offers periodic forums for discussion of issues concerning Ukraine and, among others, Europe, Russia, post-Byzantium, the Muslim Renaissance. It analyzes the current situation in order to develop future socio-political strategies. The organization also publishes "Ї", a quarterly journal dealing with European and Ukrainian issues in politics, philosophy, and culture. It also examines the relationship of Ukrainians with Russians, Poles, Austrians, and Jews and places Ukraine in a modern geopolitical sphere that can further Ukraine's identity as a modern state.

The Ukrainian Independent Cultural Journal ”Ї“ — № 60/2010

Український незалежний культурологічний журнал «Ї» — № 60/2010

Author(s): Alexander Litvinenko,Taras Wozniak,Steven Pfeiffer,Fareed Zakaria,Igor Markov,Martin Sewięcitski,Florent Parmantier,Martin Kaczmarski,Janusz Bugajski,George Friedman,Julius Kvizinski,Jurgita Laurinenaite,Owen Matthews,Steven Tyler,Charles Kupchan,Viktor Borshchevskyy,Stefanie Babst / Language(s): Ukrainian

Keywords: MAIN TPOIC: State of Security of the Republic of Ukraine

In order to make the thorough mendacity of Putin's rhetoric about "Ukraine as a State of Neo-Nazis" fully evident, CEEOL is offering the Ukrainian Jewish journal ”Ї“ as the strongest possible proof of a habit of "modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought". The NGO "Ї", an independent cultural organization founded in the late 1980's in L'viv, focuses on modern Ukrainian and world intellectual thought. It offers periodic forums for discussion of issues concerning Ukraine and, among others, Europe, Russia, post-Byzantium, the Muslim Renaissance. It analyzes the current situation in order to develop future socio-political strategies. The organization also publishes "Ї", a quarterly journal dealing with European and Ukrainian issues in politics, philosophy, and culture. It also examines the relationship of Ukrainians with Russians, Poles, Austrians, and Jews and places Ukraine in a modern geopolitical sphere that can further Ukraine's identity as a modern state.