Lectures: “Primary source as a realistic alibi of a historian”
Discussions: “Theory – history – society: social role of history in Poland and Ukraine” with the participation of W. Wrzosek and Ukrainian historians, moderated by Volodymyr Sklokin
Presentation of books: Wojciech Wrzosek “History, culture, metaphor. A beginning of non-classical historiography. On historical thinking” (2012), Jerzy Topolski “How history is written and understood” (2012)
March 18, Lviv
14.00 – lecture, Franko Lviv National University, Universytetska st. 1
18.30 – discussion, presentation of books, Center of Urban History of Central and Eastern Europe, Bohomoltsia st., 6
participants of the discussion: Wojciech Wrzosek, Leonid Zashkilniak, Maryan Mudryi, Volodymyr Sklokin
March 20, Kyiv
11:40 – lecture, National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Voloska st. 8/5 (5th building)
18:00 – presentation of books, discussion, Ye Bookshop, Lysenka st. 3
participants of the discussion: Yury Voloshyn, Wojciech Wrzosek, Volodymyr Sklokin, Natalia Yakovenko
March 22, Kharkiv
11:40 – lecture, Karazin Kharkiv National University, Svobody square 4
15:00 – discussion, presentation of books, Karazin Kharkiv National University, Svobody square 4
participants of the discussion: Wojciech Wrzosek, Volodymyr Masliychuk, Serhiy Posokhov, Volodymyr Sklokin
Wojciech Wrzosek is a professor of history of the Adam Mizkiewicz University in Poznan, a student of Jerzy Topolski, one of the prominent representatives of the Poznan methodological school, editor-in-chief of the “Sensus Historiae” magazine, vice-president of the Polish-Ukrainian Historiography Society. He studies Western European, and particularly Frenchi, theory and history of historiography, problems of historic thinking and historic culture.
Wojciech Wrzosek “History, culture, metaphor. A beginning of non-classical historiography. On historical thinking” (Kyiv, Nika-Tsentr, 2012, transl. by V. Sahan, V. Sklokin, S. Seriakov)
The book substantiates the constructivist approach to the analysis of history writing and makes one of the most convincing attempts in the world human sciences history to conceptualize history as a cultural practice.
Jerzy Topolski “How do we write and understand history? Secrets of the historical narrative” (Kyiv, K.I.S., 2012, trans. by N. Honcharenko)
This is a brilliant example of profound and considered reflection on the way the idea of historians, historical research and the knowledge obtained in the process of research changed throughout centuries.
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