Tetiana Brovarets
Biographic Data
| ID | 6908558 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tetiana Brovarets |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tetiana |
| FAMILY NAME | Brovarets |
| SIGNATURE | BROVARETS T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Rylsky Institute of Art Studies, Folklore and Ethnology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1563-2572 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Death or Freedom”
This article is devoted not only and not so much to the presence of national symbols (in particular, the trident which is the state coat of arms of Ukraine) on century-old Ukrainian rushnyks (embroidered towels). The main goal of this study is to show how closely the so-called political (patriotic) may be intertwined with household (everyday) embroidered plots, that we can sometimes easily confuse them. Since it was dangerous to embroider Ukraini…
“I was embroidering the towel with a sincere hand and praying to God for fate and godsend”
The paper is devoted to such a unique phenomenon of so-called written or fixed folklore, as Ukrainian epigraphic rushnyks containing a specific verbal formula “I was embroidering the towel with a sincere hand and praying to God for fate and godsend” which were popular at the end of the 19th and the first half of the 20th century. Considering the communication of these towels according to the well-known multimodal scheme, the author states that su…
Recording Folklore in Extreme Conditions / During the Work Processes With Increased Risk (On the Lecture at the Meeting of the Folklore Commission of the Shevchenko Scientific Society Within the Event…
IVANNIKOVA Liudmyla, LIASHENKO Liana, BROVARETS Tetiana. RECORDING FOLKLORE IN EXTREME CONDITIONS / DURING THE WORK PROCESSES WITH INCREASED RISK (on the lecture at the meeting of the Folklore Commission of the Shevchenko Scientific Society within the events for the Day of Science in Ukraine (2025, May 27))
Folklorism and Folklorization of Epigraphic Cross-Stitch Papers by the Bucha Artist Liubov Panchenko
The artist Liubov Mykhailivna Panchenko (1938–2022) from Bucha, whose death was caused by the genocide organized by the russian occupiers in Bucha and shocked the Ukrainian public in the spring of 2022, is known primarily as a Sixties artist. The heyday of her talents occurred during the period of totalitarian pressure, which significantly hampered the artist’s career: the achievements of a bright personality who consistently opposed the Soviet g…
Gender Inversion of the Smurfette Principle ‘ Eight Girls and One Me – Wherever They Go, I Go! ’
A trope depicting a sole girl among many boys is widely known as the Smurfette principle. It is often used with the aim to emphasize the high-priority of male personages and the low-priority of the female ones. The only girl is stereotypical here, whereas all the boys are shown as individuals. Even more, this woman among the men is perceived as an appendage. But what will happen if we turn over this trope? Suppose if it is only one boy surrounded…
Embroidered Rushnyks as Elements of Virtual Postcards for the 30th Anniversary of Ukraine’s Independence
A Woman Was Beating a Man Taking Him by the Forelock’
The paper deals with one famous plot on Ukrainian rushnyks. This is about a scene of beating a man by his wife and the appropriate inscription to it “A woman was beating a man taking him by the forelock”. Notwithstanding the fact that nowadays it is mostly perceived as a humorous scene, the meaning of it may vary up to the sacred one. Is it connected with the fact that Ukrainian rushnyks had been regarded as things of particular significance? The…
«Singing Rushnyks…» – Youtube-Project of Young Researchers. Council of the Literature, Language and Art Criticism Department of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
A Grave Cross on Eastern-Slavonic Ritual Towels
The paper presents Eastern-Slavonic rushnyks (embroidered towels with a sacral meaning) with the images of death. Despite the fact that the origin of them was printed cross-stitch papers, these images became folklorized, as there have been many transformations in folk culture (both formal and mental). The aim of the article is to show different understandings of one and the same picture (a grave cross with guelder roses twigs wrapped around it an…
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«Singing Rushnyks…» – Youtube-Project of Young Researchers. Council of the Literature, Language and Art Criticism Department of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
A Grave Cross on Eastern-Slavonic Ritual Towels
The paper presents Eastern-Slavonic rushnyks (embroidered towels with a sacral meaning) with the images of death. Despite the fact that the origin of them was printed cross-stitch papers, these images became folklorized, as there have been many transformations in folk culture (both formal and mental). The aim of the article is to show different understandings of one and the same picture (a grave cross with guelder roses twigs wrapped around it an…
Gender Inversion of the Smurfette Principle ‘ Eight Girls and One Me – Wherever They Go, I Go! ’
A trope depicting a sole girl among many boys is widely known as the Smurfette principle. It is often used with the aim to emphasize the high-priority of male personages and the low-priority of the female ones. The only girl is stereotypical here, whereas all the boys are shown as individuals. Even more, this woman among the men is perceived as an appendage. But what will happen if we turn over this trope? Suppose if it is only one boy surrounded…
Embroidered Rushnyks as Elements of Virtual Postcards for the 30th Anniversary of Ukraine’s Independence
A Woman Was Beating a Man Taking Him by the Forelock’
The paper deals with one famous plot on Ukrainian rushnyks. This is about a scene of beating a man by his wife and the appropriate inscription to it “A woman was beating a man taking him by the forelock”. Notwithstanding the fact that nowadays it is mostly perceived as a humorous scene, the meaning of it may vary up to the sacred one. Is it connected with the fact that Ukrainian rushnyks had been regarded as things of particular significance? The…
Folklorism and Folklorization of Epigraphic Cross-Stitch Papers by the Bucha Artist Liubov Panchenko
The artist Liubov Mykhailivna Panchenko (1938–2022) from Bucha, whose death was caused by the genocide organized by the russian occupiers in Bucha and shocked the Ukrainian public in the spring of 2022, is known primarily as a Sixties artist. The heyday of her talents occurred during the period of totalitarian pressure, which significantly hampered the artist’s career: the achievements of a bright personality who consistently opposed the Soviet g…
“I was embroidering the towel with a sincere hand and praying to God for fate and godsend”
The paper is devoted to such a unique phenomenon of so-called written or fixed folklore, as Ukrainian epigraphic rushnyks containing a specific verbal formula “I was embroidering the towel with a sincere hand and praying to God for fate and godsend” which were popular at the end of the 19th and the first half of the 20th century. Considering the communication of these towels according to the well-known multimodal scheme, the author states that su…
Recording Folklore in Extreme Conditions / During the Work Processes With Increased Risk (On the Lecture at the Meeting of the Folklore Commission of the Shevchenko Scientific Society Within the Event…
IVANNIKOVA Liudmyla, LIASHENKO Liana, BROVARETS Tetiana. RECORDING FOLKLORE IN EXTREME CONDITIONS / DURING THE WORK PROCESSES WITH INCREASED RISK (on the lecture at the meeting of the Folklore Commission of the Shevchenko Scientific Society within the events for the Day of Science in Ukraine (2025, May 27))
Death or Freedom”
This article is devoted not only and not so much to the presence of national symbols (in particular, the trident which is the state coat of arms of Ukraine) on century-old Ukrainian rushnyks (embroidered towels). The main goal of this study is to show how closely the so-called political (patriotic) may be intertwined with household (everyday) embroidered plots, that we can sometimes easily confuse them. Since it was dangerous to embroider Ukraini…
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