"Princes of Ostroh: European Dimension of Ukrainian History" Exhibition as a Means OF Popularising Cultural Heritage and National Identity
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-3209.3.2025.344200Keywords:
Princes of Ostroh, European dimension of Ukrainian history, cultural heritage, exhibition project, museum communications, cultural diplomacy, national identityAbstract
The purpose of the article is to highlight the significance of the ‘Princes of Ostroh: The European Dimension of Ukrainian History’ exhibition as a cultural and educational project aimed at popularising Ukrainian heritage, forming national identity, and integrating Ukrainian history into the European cultural context. Research methodology. The methodological basis is the principles of historical research, cultural studies, and museology, which allow for a systematic assessment of the significance of the exhibition in presenting national heritage and its integration into the European cultural context. Scientific novelty. The concept and structure of the exhibition and the features of the presentation of exhibition materials are analysed. The educational potential of the exhibition, its influence on the formation of national identity and its significance for intercultural dialogue are determined. The historical role of the Ostroh princes in the development of the political, spiritual, and cultural life of Ukraine and Eastern Europe is clarified, their contribution to the formation of education and book printing is outlined. Special attention is paid to the role of exhibition projects as tools of cultural diplomacy that contribute to the preservation of historical memory and the formation of a positive image of Ukraine in the world cultural space. Conclusions. The ‘Princes of Ostroh: The European Dimension of Ukrainian History’ exhibition is an example of effective museum practice, which combines scientific value, cultural representativeness and educational function, and is also of strategic importance for the development of national museum work. The exhibition is also an example of cultural diplomacy, contributing to the strengthening of cultural ties between Ukraine and other European countries. It opens up new opportunities for intercultural dialogue and cultural integration, contributing to the formation of a positive image of Ukraine in the world cultural space.
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