Проблема не мови, проблема цивілізації

Why doesn't everyone in Ukraine talk about their ethnic origin easily? But they are no longer ashamed to be from the countryside? Why does the Russian Church pose a greater threat to statehood than the Russian language? Can Christian ethics be in school for everyone? A famous journalist, publicist, and writer in a conversation with Ivanna Kobernyk about what is now influencing the civilizational choice of Ukrainian schools. 0:00 Introduction. 2:24 The ethnic inferiority complex and how it was fueled by the USSR. 3:40 How relatives can have different identities - the example of the Sheptytsky brothers and the Milosevic brothers 4:40 Why do people in empires choose to hide their ethnic origin and why there were significantly more Ukrainians after the collapse of the USSR 6:55 Anti-Semitism was harsher in the Ukrainian SSR than in Russia. Why? 8:05 Beyond the border of settlement and the resettlement of Jews, one can understand where Russia was not 11:06 How to talk about different ethnic and religious communities in Ukrainian history lessons to strengthen, not undermine, the understanding of the political nation 14:14 The Russian minority - or should it be considered an autochthonous population in the territories of Ukraine? 15:35 Ukrainians in Russia - the autochthonous population of the border regions and immigrants in the Kuban and other regions 17:00 The diversity of peoples in Ukraine - strength and originality 19:02 The role of the Russian Orthodox Church in the threat to Ukrainian statehood is higher than the role of the Russian language. Why? 21:02 Why the UOC-MP maintains its level of influence in Ukraine and why this can lead to a civilizational defeat 23:13 A lesson in Christian ethics in schools - we live in a world where believers behave as if they do not believe in God, and unbelievers behave as if they do. 25:02 - How the conservatism and archaic nature of Ukrainian civilization helped Ukraine survive 27:58 What language did Khreshchatyk speak in the 10s, 20s, 30s and 40s of the 20th century 30:25 Now no one is ashamed to talk about their rural origin. It was not always like this. 31:07 How and why did the Soviet Union erase regional and linguistic identity and who was forgiven for non-literary Russian 32:35 - “Russian from St. Petersburg defeated Russian from Yaroslavl, which was always the base” 33:25 Language canon. Literary language is a unifying factor, but can coexist with a variety of dialects 35:56 The popularity of Lina Kostenko's interview with Sergey Zhadan is the development of the Ukrainian cultural space. And this is just the beginning 39:04 The cultural space should include not only high art, but also pop music and chanson. But everyone comes to their choice differently. Example of Gverdtsiteli 41:17 Why Portnikov continues to broadcast in Russian 43:55 What should be the pace of healthy Ukrainization Thanks to Reels studio for helping to record this podcast   / reels_studio_kyiv   You will be interested to watch:    • Валерій Залужний: Школа для Генерала      • Звідки беруться патріоти      • Вчити тенденції, а не дати - що б мав знат...   Subscribe so as not to miss new releases. Put the bell, share with friends. Comments are welcome! Suggest topics, guests, any questions that interest you in the field of school education