The Annals of UVAN, Vol . V-VI, 1957, No. 4

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THE ANNALS
of the
UKRAINIAN ACADEMY
of Arts and Sciences in the U. S.
Vol. V-VI 1957 No. 4 (18) -1, 2 (19-20)
Special Issue
A SURVEY OF
UKRAINIAN
H I S T O R I O G R A P H Y
by Dmytro Doroshenko
Ukrainian Historiography
1917-1956
by Olexander Ohloblyn
Published by
THE UKRAINIAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
IN THE U.S., Inc.
New York 1957
EDITORIAL COMMITTEE
DMITRY CIZEVSKY
Heidelberg University
OLEKSANDER GRANOVSKY
University of Minnesota
ROMAN SMAL STOCKI
Marquette University
VOLODYMYR P. TIMOSHENKO
Stanford University
EDITOR
MICHAEL VETUKHIV
Columbia University
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Special Issue
CONTENTS
Page
P reface.......................................................................................... 9
A SURVEY OF UKRAINIAN HISTORIOGRAPHY
by Dmytro Doroshenko
Introduction...............................................................................13
Ukrainian Chronicles; Chronicles from XI-XIII Centuries 21
“Lithuanian” or West Rus’ Chronicles................................31
Synodyky or Pomyannyky..........................................................34
National Movement in XVI-XVII Centuries and the Revival
of Historical Tradition in Literature..........................35
Ukrainian Chronicles of the XVII Century; The “Cossack
Chronicles” ..........................................................................38
The Cossack Chronicles..........................................................44
Ukrainian Memoirs; Autobiographies, Notes, Diaries . . 59
The Ukrainian Past in Foreign Historiography of the
XVIII Century.....................................................................67
Ukrainian Historiography at the Beginning of the National
Renaissance..........................................................................71
Istoriya Rusov . 76
Page
First Efforts to Collect and Publish Ukrainian Historical
Material ..............................................................................92
Historical Themes in Ukrainian Literature of the XVIII
C en tu ry...............................................................................104
Ukrainian Historiography in the Early XIX Century; Stu­
dies of Regional History; New Attempts at a Synthesis 106
The Development of Ethnographical Studies and Their
Relation to Historiography; a “People” as an Object
of Research..........................................................................116
Publishers of Historical Materials and Researchers into
Local A ntiquity...............................................................157
Official Steps to Organize Archeographic Research in the
Ukraine; Attempts to Found a Publication Devoted
to Ukrainian History..........................................................163
The Ukrainian National Revival in the Right-Bank
Ukraine; The “Ukrainian School” in Polish Literature
The “Khlopomany”; Volodymyr Antonovych . . 172
The Southwestern Section of the Geographic Society in
Kiev; Mykhaylo Drahomanov..................................... 187
Kievskaya Starina and Its Closer Collaborators . . . . 194
Research on Ukrainian History in Russian and Polish His
toriography..................................................................... 205
Research on Ukrainian History in the 1880’s and 1890’s 212
Mykhaylo Hrushevsky and the Shevchenko Scientific Society
in Lviv....................................................................................248
First Decades of the Twentieth Century; Scholarship in
the Dnieper Ukraine..........................................................286
Page
UKRAINIAN HISTORIOGRAPHY, 1917-1956
by Olexander Ohloblyn
Ukrainian Historiography in the Dnieper Ukraine . . . 307
Ukrainian Historiography in Galicia.....................................S72
Historiography of the Carpathian Ukraine...........................391
Ukrainian Historiography Outside the Ukraine . . . . 395
Index ..........................................................................................437
A Note on Transliteration..........................................................453
List of Abbreviations...............................................................455
Acknowledgments..........................................................................456
The translating and editing of this study were carried out with
the assistance of the Research Program on the U.S.S.R. (East
European Fund, Inc.). Its publication as a Special Issue of the
Annals was facilitated by a grant from the Research Program.
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represent these of the Research Program on the U.S.S.R. or the
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