International Scientific Conference The Influence of Culture and Art on the Value Orientations of Civilization in War and Post-War Times

Form of participation: distant. Persons who are interested in participation in the international conference should send the following documents to Organising Committee before August 26, 2022 (inclusively):

1. fill an application form;
2. send the abstracts to Organising Committee: soc@cuesc.org.ua. The title of a file should meet surname of a speaker indicating Abstracts – for abstracts.

The title of a file should meet surname of a speaker indicating Application – for application form, Abstracts – for abstracts. For example: Shevchenko_Abstracts.
Re: FOR THE CULTURAL STUDIES CONFERENCE.

1. Theory and history of culture.
2. Philosophy of culture.
3. World culture and international cultural relations.
4. Ukrainian culture.
5. Museum studies, monument studies.
6. Applied cultural studies.
7. Topical issues of film and television arts.
8. Modern media culture.
9. Art and challenges of culture globalization.
10. Modern artistic practice.
11. Fine arts, decorative arts, restoration.
12. Design.

All conference participants will be provided with an electronic collection of abstracts and a certificate of participation authenticated by a seal. Participants of the conference will have an opportunity to present the collection of abstracts and certificate as evidence of participation in the international conference that took place in the EU country.

Each conference participant receives an electronic certificate with the volume of skill enhancement (15 hours – 0.5 ECTS credit).

DOI will be assigned for each abstract from the conference’s collection of abstracts, enabling authors to find their scientific work at the website of Open Ukrainian Citation Index (OUCI), which was developed by the specialists of the State Scientific and Technical Library of Ukraine by order of the Collegium of the Ministry of Education and Sciences of Ukraine. The collection will be awarded with ISBN (International Standard Book Number) by European publishing house “Izdevnieciba “Baltija Publishing”.

Certificate is a document confirming participation in the activities of a scientific conference (congress, symposium, and workshop) that took place in the EU country according to paras. 7.4 Section 2 of the Procedure for awarding degrees to academic staff approved by the Order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine dated January 14, 2016, № 13.

A collection of conference abstracts will be available on an open platform of the European publisher “Izdevnieciba “Baltija Publishing”.

A sample of the collection's publication is available at the link.

Title is in the middle (in capitals, Times New Roman № 16, bold type).
After one spacing, in the center there is full name, academic degree, rank (if any), post, department, full name of the institution where an author studies or works, city, country; Times New Roman № 14.
After one spacing there is a text which should meet the following requirements: А-4, all fields – 2 cm, Times New Roman № 14, line spacing – 1,5.
References (without repetitions) are at the bottom of the text taking into account the National Standard of Ukraine DSTU 8302: 2015 “Information and documentation. Bibliographic reference. General principles and rules of composition”. Citations in the text should be marked with numerical order of a source according to the list and page (pages) number, for example [7, p. 16].
Text volume is up to 5 pages including References.
Languages: Latvian, English, Ukrainian.
Please note that the maximum number of co-authors is 3.

3. World culture and international cultural relations

Communicative space of modern culture

Skorovarova Ye. V.
Doctor of Philology, Professor,
Professor at the Department of Ethics, Aesthetics and Cultural Studies
Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv
Kyiv, Ukraine

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References:

1. Олійник О. М. Культурний простір, комунікація, місто: співвідношення понять. Культура і мистецтво у сучасному світі. 2019. Вип. 20. С. 169–177.