PETRO MOHYLA AND MOHYLA'S AGE IN THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF UKRAINE IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE XVII CENTURY
Journal Title: Вісник Львівського університету - Year 2018, Vol 18, Issue
Abstract
The importance of the problems considered by Petro Mohyla fitted into the general civilization model of the development of early modern Ukraine, the organic elements of which were the church, education, culture, the state. Being in the orbit of Western cultural influences, the Ukrainian spiritual, intellectual elite of the Mohyla's era has shaped the style of thinking and lifestyle of the then political elite of the next time.
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Volodymyr Gotsulyak
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