Publications
Zavhorodniy Yuriy. Perception of the Indian Philosophy in Ukraine: The Line of the Vedas (1840–1930-s). Monograph. – Кyiv: H.S. Skovoroda Institute of Philosophy, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, 2013. – 412 p. ISBN 978-966-02-6825-8
The book should be of interest to the scholars, lecturers, Ph.D. candidates, students, as well as to all those who are interested in the history of Indian and Ukrainian philosophical thought.
To buy this book refer to the H.S. Skovoroda Institute of Philosophy of NASU (4 Tryokhsviatitelska St., 3rd floor), or contact the author.
Sangave, Vilas Adinath. Aspects of Jaina Religion / Translated from English by Yu. Zavhorodniy, D. Redka. – Kyiv: Safran, 2020. — 200 p. ISBN 978-617-95002-0-6
Dr. Sangave appends to the main text a glossary of the most used in Jainism philosophical and technical terms, as well as a selected bibliography of scholarship in English dedicated to the Jaina teaching and culture.
We hope that this book will be of use to the scholars, as well as to everyone desiring to understand correctly and duly the different aspects of Jaina religion.
Yarosh O. A. Islam in Public Sphere: Theories and Public Practices: Monograph. – Kyiv: 2020. – 76 p. ISBN 978-966-137-131-5
Strelkova A. Yu. Buddhism: Philosophy of Emptiness: [monograph]. – Kyiv: Kyiv-Mohyla Academy Publishing House, 2015. – 408 p. ISBN: 978-966-518-684-7
Second edition:
Strelkova A. Yu. Buddhism: Philosophy of Emptiness: [monograph]. – Second ed. – Kyiv: Kyiv-Mohyla Academy Publishing House, 2020. – 408 p. ISBN 978-966-518-785-1This book is the first fundamental study of philosophy of Buddhism in Ukraine. At the same time it is the first of its kind attempt to study Buddhism not as a multiple diversity of doctrines of separate schools and branches, but as a living, internally whole philosophical and religious teaching which arises on the basis of a philosophy common for all its branches – philosophy of emptiness. This approach gives us opportunity to see continuity of the ideas of Buddhist tradition: from the schools of Early Buddhism in India to the medieval Zen Buddhism of Japan. On the other hand, the "view through emptiness" provides us the clue to understanding of the widest spectrum of philosophical problems of Buddhist ontology, gnosiology, ethics, philosophy of language.
In the book are included also the translations of three Buddhist sutras: «Smaller Discourse on Emptiness» (Culasuññata-sutta), «Heart Sūtra» (Hṛdaya-sūtra) and «Diamond Sūtra» (Vajracchedikā-prajñāpāramitā-sūtra).
Addressed to scholars, lecturers, PhD candidates, students and all who are interested in Buddhism and Eastern Philosophical thought.
To buy this book visit publisher's site: http://publish-ukma.kiev.ua/ua/katalog/filosofiya-kulturologiya/277-buddizm-filosofiya-porozhnechi.html
Kapranov S. V. Shinto in the Social and Cultural Transformations of ХІХ–ХХ Centuries. – Кyiv: A. Yu. Krymsky Institute of Oriental Studies, 2014. – 144 p. ISBN 978-966-02-7483-9
The book is addressed to religious studies researchers, philosophers, historians of Japan, lecturers and students, as well as to all those who have interest in spiritual culture of Japan.
Place of Philosophy in the Intellectual Traditions of the East / Yu. Yu. Zavhorodniy, S. V. Kapranov, K. V. Malakhova, A. Yu. Strelkova, O. A. Yarosh. – Kyiv: Naukova Dumka, 2013. – 246 p. ISBN 978-966-00-1309-4
Kapranov S. V. «Ise Monogatari» as a Monument of Japanese Religious and Philosophical Culture of Heian Era. — Kyiv: Kyiv-Mohyla Academy Publishing House, 2004. – 168 p. ISBN 966-518-253-6
The monograph is devoted to the analysis of a prominent work of Japanese classical literature of Heian era (794-1192) «Ise Monogatari» from the historico-philosophical and religious point of view. It analyzes the image of the world contained in the text itself; besides, it considers its syncronic (religious and philosophical culture of early Heian) and diachronic (traditions of «Ise Monogatari» in art, commentaries and fiction) contexts. Special attention is paid to the esoteric exegetics of the text, particularly, to the commentary «Ise Monogatari Zuinō».
The book is addressed to specialists in Japanese studies, oriental studies, religious studies, historians of philosophy, culture studies scholars, and to all those who have interest in spiritual culture of Japan.
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Tsyrendorzhiyev Readings – 2012 (V): Tibetan Civilization and Nomadic Peoples of Eurasia: Cross-Cultural Contacts. – Kyiv: Polygraphist, 2012. – 656 p. ISBN 978-966-8301-06-3
This collection of scholarly articles is a result of the activities of the International Scholarly Conference “Tsyrendorziyev Readings – 2012” that took place on May 24-26, 2012 at the Bohdan and Varvara Khanenko Museum of Arts.
The book contains articles by Ukrainian and non-Ukrainian scholars covering topical issues of history, religion, philosophy, culture and art of Central Asia, namely Buryatia, Kalmykia, Tyva, Mongolia and Tibet, as well as issues of Buddhism and Shamanism in various countries of the world.
This collection continues a series initiated in the year 2000 in memory of Rabdan Tsyrendorzhyiev (1923–1999), a prominent public figure and cultural leader of the Buryat ethnic minority in Ukraine.
The book is intended for specialists in history, religion, philosophy, culture studies, anthropology and fine arts, as well as for those interested in Central Asia, Buddhism and Shamanism.
Tsyrendorzhiyev Readings – 2008 (IV): Tibetan Civilization and Nomadic Peoples of Eurasia: Cross-Cultural Contacts. – Kyiv: “Lesya” LTD, 2008. – 692 p. ISBN 966-8126-66-0
This collection of scholarly articles is a result of the activities of the International Scholarly Conference "Tsyrendorziyev Readings – 2008" that took place on September 26-27, 2008 at the Bohdan and Varvara Khanenko Museum of Arts.
The book contains articles by Ukrainian and non-Ukrainian scholars covering topical issues of history, religion, philosophy, culture and art of Central Asia, namely Buryatia, Kalmykia, Tyva, Mongolia and Tibet, as well as issues of Buddhism and Shamanism in various countries of the world.
This collection continues a series initiated in the year 2000 in memory of Rabdan Tsyrendorzhyiev (1923–1999), a prominent public figure and cultural leader of the Buryat ethnic minority in Ukraine.
The book is intended for specialists in history, religion, philosophy, culture studies, anthropology and fine arts, as well as for those interested in Central Asia, Buddhism and Shamanism.
Tsyrendorzhyiev Readings – 2006: Tibetan Civilization and Nomadic Peoples of Eurasia: Cross-Cultural Contacts. – Kyiv: PH «Stylos», 2006. – 413 p. ISBN 966-8518-57-8
The book contains articles by Ukrainian and non-Ukrainian scholars covering topical issues of history, religion, philosophy, culture and art of Central Asia, namely Buryatia, Kalmykia, Tyva, Mongolia and Tibet, as well as issues of Buddhism and Shamanism in various countries of the world.
This collection continues a series initiated in the year 2000 in memory of Rabdan Tsyrendorzhyiev (1923–1999), a prominent public figure and cultural leader of the Buryat ethnic minority in Ukraine. The readings took place at the National University of «Kyiv Mohyla Academy» on September 15–16, 2006.
The book is intended for specialists in history, religion, philosophy, culture studies, anthropology and fine arts, as well as for those interested in Central Asia, Buddhism and Shamanism.