ORIGINS OF MEDICAL EDUCATION ON THE TERRITORY OF MODERN UKRAINE | Zendy

Алла Куліченко | Zendy; Maryna Boichenko | Zendy

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ORIGINS OF MEDICAL EDUCATION ON THE TERRITORY OF MODERN UKRAINE

Author(s) -

Алла Куліченко,

Maryna Boichenko

Publication year - 2021

Publication title -

ad alta journal of interdisciplinary research

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2464-6733

pISSN - 1804-7890

DOI - 10.33543/1101157161

Subject(s) - period (music) , slavic languages , byzantine architecture , ukrainian , irrational number , history , ancient history , classics , art , philosophy , linguistics , aesthetics , geometry , mathematics

The article deals with the origins of Ukrainian medical education during two historical periods – the period of Proto-Slavic medicine (6th century BC – 7th century AD) and the period of folk, secular and monastic medicine of the Kyivan Rus (9th – 13th centuries AD). There are the following methods, applied in the research: content analysis and generalization of references, method of historical reconstruction, and cultural and historical method. The period of Proto-Slavic medicine is characterized as the beginning of the activity of healers, fortune-tellers, priests, magicians, midwives, who combined the rational things with the irrational ones. In the period of folk, secular, and monastic medicine of the Kyivan Rus there was a combination of pagan and Byzantine ideas in all spheres of life.

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