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课程名称：乌克兰：历史、文化与身份 课程概述：该课程由乌克兰研究所、教育工作室EdEra和基辅-莫希拉学院共同开发，并与华盛顿大学合作在Coursera上提供。课程将引导学习者探索乌克兰人民从中世纪到现代的历史、文化和社会，了解这一地区人民文化与身份的千年演变。 课程大纲： 模块1：独立与19世纪前的乌克兰 - 独立乌克兰：学习乌克兰独立宣言的历史，主要乌克兰革命的概况，以及乌克兰外交政策的主要方向。 - 中世纪基辅罗斯：描述乌克兰在罗斯国的起源，讨论基督教化的历史意义，并探讨罗斯文化的起源。 - 早期现代时期的乌克兰：识别乌克兰宗教改革的特点，解释哥萨克社群的起源，并解读其发展的过程。 模块2：19世纪及以后乌克兰的历史 - 长期的19世纪乌克兰：比较乌克兰民族复兴与其他欧洲民族运动的相似之处，解释工业化和乌克兰民族运动的关键特征。 - 20世纪的乌克兰：总结战后乌克兰领土安排，确定1929年斯大林“伟大转型”的特点，分析政治运动的发展。 通过本课程，学习者将全面了解乌克兰的历史与文化背景，为深入理解当今乌克兰社会的多样性及复杂性奠定基础。
Name:Module 1: Independence and Pre-XIX Century Ukraine
Description:INDEPENDENT UKRAINE: You will be able to explain how Ukraine's independence was declared, list all the major Ukrainian revolutions and describe the objectives of Ukrainian foreign policy vectors. KYIVAN RUS' IN THE MIDDLE AGES: You will be able to describe the origins of Ukraine in Rus’ state, explain the historical significance of Christianization and discuss the origin of Rus’ culture. UKRAINIAN LANDS IN THE EARLY MODERN TIMES: You will be able to identify peculiarities of the Ukrainian Reformation, explain the origins of the Cossack community and interpret its course of development.
Name:Module 2: Ukraine in the XIX Century and Beyond
Description:UKRAINE IN THE LONG XIX CENTURY: You will be able to compare the Ukrainian National Revival with similar movements in other European nations, explain the key features of the industrialization and the Ukrainian national movement. UKRAINE IN THE XX CENTURY: You will be able to summarize postwar territorial arrangements regarding the Ukrainian lands, determine the features of Stalin’s “Great Turn” in 1929, analyze the development of political movement.
Explore the history, culture and society of the people of Ukraine from the Middle Ages to the present in this introductory course developed by the Ukrainian Institute, educational studio EdEra, and the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy and offered on Coursera in cooperation with the University of Washington. The culture and identities of Ukrainian people have existed in this region for more than a thousand years. Like most Eastern European countries, Ukraine is a rather young country
