Приклади вживання Yaroslav hrytsak Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Ukrainian Business feels the necessity to change the rules of game"- Yaroslav Hrytsak.
Yaroslav Hrytsak, photo- youtube.
The book will be presented by its translator Anastasia Riabchuk and historian Yaroslav Hrytsak.
Yaroslav Hrytsak Theodor Herzl.
Giovanni Kessler did not take part in these stages, Yaroslav Hrytsak was ill and also had important trips abroad.
Yaroslav Hrytsak, publicist, professor at UCU.
Public lecture“The Politics of Memory in Contemporary Ukraine and Antisemitism” by Yaroslav Hrytsak(April 21, 2016).
Yaroslav Hrytsak: Here is one important conclusion- history has significance.
It unites people who understand that values, as our Professor Yaroslav Hrytsak says,“can be spread on bread”.
Yaroslav Hrytsak: This question is impossible to answer because it is not formed correctly.
The article“Ukrainian Identity” by the historian Yaroslav Hrytsak first appeared in the exhibition catalog Identity.
Yaroslav Hrytsak: Historians say that successful transformations take, on average, fifty years.
Participants in the discussion were Alexander Paskhaver, historian Yaroslav Hrytsak, and presidential candidate Petro Poroshenko.
Together with Professor Yaroslav Hrytsak, Andreas Kappeler heads the work of the Austrian-Ukrainian Historical Commission.
In the end of the course, the Key Executive MBA participants were talking with a historian,UCU professor Yaroslav Hrytsak about history and transformation of Ukrainian society.
Yaroslav Hrytsak: Civil society, no matter how good and active it is, is not by itself able to change the country.
A textbook example is the superficial critical statements made by historian Yaroslav Hrytsak regarding the OUN and the UPA, which can only be explained by his cooperation with Polish foundations.
Yaroslav Hrytsak: Historians must be empirical, that is they must rely on facts, and not on theories, even when the theories are attractive.
In his article about the trial, which was published in an encyclopedic text on the history of Ukraine(Heneza, 2001)historian Yaroslav Hrytsak introduces information that is not quite understandable.
According to Ukrainian Catholic University professor Yaroslav Hrytsak, a historian, this is largely because the country's middle class has declined, and midsize businesses are now the most threatened in the country's corrupt environment.
Young educated people whose basic needs have been satisfied andwho represent values of self-expression are prone to protest,” said Yaroslav Hrytsak, a Ukrainian historian and professor at the Ukrainian Catholic University.
During the first days of the Euromaidan, the historian Yaroslav Hrytsak said about the revolution:“This is not the Orange Revolution or the Rose Revolution in Georgia, but rather‘Occupy Wall Street', the events at Bolotnaya in Moscow, or what happened in Istanbul.
About life and principles of one of the country's main historians, beliefs and historical memory, Ukraine and Ukrainian Maidan,the Crimea and Donbas‒ the way Yaroslav Hrytsak himself sees it in the section“Who is…” from Opinion.
Yaroslav Hrytsak is a Ukrainian scholar, historian and publicist, doctor of historical sciences, professor at the Ukrainian Catholic University, Director of the Institute for Historical Studies of the Lviv National University named after I. Franko.
This idea was expressed by the historian, political essays writer,professor of the Ukrainian Catholic University Yaroslav Hrytsak at themeeting of the discussion club Business Credo of the Lviv Business School(LvBS) on April 5.
My written appeals and calls to the co-chairman, Yaroslav Hrytsak, asking for the opinion, if not of the entire commission, then at least of its Ukrainian section before the meeting of the German Petitions Committee, went unanswered for many weeks.
The hidden conservation and restoration tendencies that are currently underway in Ukrainehave been labelled by Ukrainian historian Yaroslav Hrytsak as the“sweet counter-revolution”(in reference to Poroshenko's confectionary business interests).
Yaroslav Hrytsak believes that in order to make pivotal changes in Ukraine, one has to take a leap:“A leap almost never happens due to good will; it takes place then when things are very bad: a war, revolution, economic crisis.” The historian described conditions for such a leap: an existing elite, which comes into power and possesses the political will to make changes, a vision, and a definite program of the leap with a humanitarian dimension.
Visual Culture Research Center and Political Critique invite you to the presentation of Ukrainian translation of a bookReflexive Sociology with participation of Anastasia Riabchuk and Yaroslav Hrytsak, which will take place on Wednesday, 4 March, at 19:00.