🙏Істориків ВЧАТЬ НЕ ТОМУ! 🤯Старі КАРТИ ЛЕТЯТЬ У СМІТНИК. Геродот більше не авторитет?

Vitaliy Dribnytsia talks to a student historian at Kyiv National University who demonstrates deep knowledge of ancient history, historiography, philosophy, and modern historical research. The conversation covers Herodotus, Oswald Spengler, the civilizational approach, the works of Karl Ginzburg, Johann Huizinga, Umberto Eco, Fernand Braudel, as well as Ukrainian historians and teachers at KNU. 00:00 Vitaliy Dribnytsia's blog 00:07 Why love of history does not begin with a textbook. Which books really shape historical thinking and why go beyond the school curriculum. 00:51 The best books on the history of Ukraine, multi-volume studies, the works of Natalia Yakovenko, Oleksiy Tolochko, and the history of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. 01:44 Why antiquity remains one of the most interesting topics for modern historical research and how it should be studied. 02:29 Herodotus, the Greco-Persian Wars and the main mistake of readers who perceive ancient texts as the indisputable truth. 04:16 For whom were primary sources written, why popular science books are often more useful than ancient texts and where to start acquaintance with history. 06:11 Darius' campaign, new archaeological data, modern maps and an example of how historical science revises old versions. 07:12 Spengler, Danilevsky, Toynbee and the civilizational approach as one of the methods of explaining the development of mankind. 08:38 Carlo Ginzburg, the school of microhistory, "Cheese and Worms" and "Autumn of the Middle Ages" - books that changed historical science. 11:00 Why Umberto Eco's books turned out to be too complicated even for a prepared reader, and Braudel makes you want to read like a detective. 13:17 Fiction novels by Umberto Eco, semiotics and a book on writing scientific papers that every student should read. 15:20 Why historians need to know the basics of philosophy, key concepts and how they help to read complex texts correctly. 17:03 The strongest Ukrainian historians, teachers of the Kyiv National University, studies of the Hetmanate, antiquity and new Ukrainian historical schools. 19:51 Why popularization of history has become so important and how society's interest in historical topics is changing. 20:30 Is Ukrainian historical science experiencing a crisis, who can be called the most authoritative researchers today. 21:50 Ivan Mazepa, Pylyp Orlyk, Georgy Orlyk and figures who destroy Russian historical myths. 23:29 Why it is worth entering the history faculty, what the profession of a historian gives and what prospects the study opens up. Patreon:   / projects5   Join the walkie-talkie fundraiser for the Armed Forces of Ukraine: 🔗https://send.monobank.ua/jar/5AEPyNCvkG Card number: 5375411204592088 PayPal: https://bit.ly/3Yf76Wc ❗️with the note "On the walkie-talkie" You can also join the fundraiser by buying "hot" Channel 5 magnets👉https://bit.ly/4df3qbe Support our military correspondents who risk their lives on the front lines every day👇 Buy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/5kanal 🔗https://send.monobank.ua/jar/88Pg9HLZMQ 💳Card: 5375411202207218 In addition, you can support our entire Channel 5 team on PayPal: https://bit.ly/3Yf76Wc [email protected] Telegram https://t.me/channel5UA X (formerly Twitter) https://x.com/5channel Channel 5 website: https://www.5.ua Instagram:   / 5kanal.ua   TikTok:   / 5kanal   Facebook:   / 5kanal   WhatsApp (in Ukrainian): https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vakn... WhatsApp (in English) https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Valj... ✔️Subscribe to Channel 5 YouTube and watch online live verified news 🔔Click on the "bell" to receive notifications about broadcasts and new videos ❤️Become our sponsor 💬Write in the comments your impressions of the video #5kanal #news #warinukraine