A Repertoire of Lubok Books Covering Ukrainian History (1830s - 1910s)

Q4 Social Sciences

Slavic and East European Information Resources Pub Date : 2021-04-03 DOI:10.1080/15228886.2021.1917063

T. Karoyeva

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Abstract

ABSTRACT In Western modern book publishing, there existed “folk” books also known as chapbooks that were intended for grass-root readers. In the Ukrainian tradition, they were called lubok books. Ukrainians had no opportunity to study their national history at school in the Russian Empire, therefore, alternative channels of social communication, in particular, books were gaining importance. The article deals with the repertoire of lubok books that depicted events of the history of Ukraine. The repertoire has been analyzed by time, place and language of printing, as well as by thematic directions.

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涵盖乌克兰历史的鲁博克书籍汇辑（1830-1910年代）

摘要在西方现代图书出版中，存在着面向草根读者的“民间”图书，也称为“小册子”。在乌克兰传统中，它们被称为lubok书籍。在俄罗斯帝国，乌克兰人没有机会在学校学习他们的民族历史，因此，其他社会交流渠道，特别是书籍，变得越来越重要。这篇文章介绍了描述乌克兰历史事件的鲁博克书籍。曲目已按时间、地点、印刷语言以及主题方向进行了分析。

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Slavic and East European Information Resources Social Sciences-Linguistics and Language

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