Crimea: Topology of "Self-Discovery"
Authors/Creators
- 1. T. H. Shevchenko Institute of Literature of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
Description
As a unique topographic locus on the map of Ukraine, the Crimea gives every reason to consider the complex of its topics/problems from the point of topology view – a method of spatial-corporeal description of social existence in modern philosophy. Namely, consider in the focus of topological ontology and social topology as “place development” (according to M. Heidegger, who considers the locality as a place-forming process – co-action), which involves the unity of nature, man (his actions, in particular, historical progress) and spirit (including the artistic word). It is this alleged singularity, actualized by the concept of “co-action”, that allows combining in the space of one text different, at first glance, seemingly disparate aspects of research: historical vector, literary studies and own subjective reflections, where all these aspects manifest themselves as co-action. And collectively, I hope, they create a complete vision, a kind of historical and literary “portrait” of Ukrainian Crimea: both in events, and in cooperation, and, ultimately, in an artistic image.