New issue of the scientific journal Humanitarian Vision, Volume 5, Number 1, 2019

The new issue of the Humanitarian Vision, Volume 5, Number 1, 2019 has been released.

• Electoral Qualifications as the Attribute of Democratic Elections
  Mykola Buchyn, Yana Mushchenko
  1–6
• Informational Sphere – the Key Factor of Russian Hybrid Aggression against Ukraine
  Mykola Hetmanchuk, Zoriana Zazuliak
  7–12
• International Broadcasting as a Form of Foreign-Policy Media Communications of Modern States: Experience for Ukraine
  Uliana Ilnytska
  13–18
• Civil Control over Implementation of the Commitments under the EU-UKRAINE Association Agreement
  Andriana Kostenko
  19–24
• Iran’s Nuclear Program in the Context of Neorealism Theory
  Yaryna Zavada
  25–29
• Threats and Challenges to the Visegrad Four Energy Security in the Context of the «Nord Stream-2» Gas Pipeline Realization: Determinations for Ukraine
  Olha Ivasechko, Bohdana Lapiy
  30–35
• Quatification Methods of the Checks and Balances System Study
  Khrystyna Zabavs’ka
  36–42
• Priorities of Ukrainian National Minority Activities in Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship of Republic of Poland
  Lesia Dorosh, Yaryna Turchyn, Teresa Astramowicz-Leyk
  43–49
• Ukraine’s Foreign Policy Guidelines in the Geopolitic Vision of Dmytro Andrievsky (20-s – 30-s of XX century)
  Taras Starodub
  50–56
• Representation of Reality: Neuroscience and Patricia Churchland’s Conception
  Andrii Kadykalo
  57–63
• To Look In Order To Wonder: Phenomenologic and Ethymologic Analysis of a Miracle
  Ihor Karivets’
  64–70
• Literature and Life
  Gille Deleuze
  71–75
• and life and deleuze and literature (Comments to Ukrainian Translation of the Deleuze’s Essay «Literature and Life»)
  Pavlo Bartusiak
  76–79
• Theory and Practice of Education, Learning, and Upbringing in Lviv-Warsaw School (Review of Olha Honcharenko’s monograph «Philosophy of Education in Lviv-Warsaw School. Kamianets-Podilskyi: Ltd. «Printing House ‘Ruta’, 2018. 476 pp.»)
  Ihor Karivets’
  80–83
• Classic Understanding of a Human Being and Its Significance in the Epoch of Different «Posts» (Review of Viktor Petrushenko’s Monograph «A Human Being Who is Searching for Being (Three Talks on the Main Thing) « , Lviv: Publishing House Magnolia, 2019.)
  Ihor Karivets’
  84–86