Ukrainian Orthodox Monasteries as a Factor in National History
Valeriy Klymov
Українське Pелігієзнавство · 2001
doi:10.32420/2001.20.1184 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
In its nearly 1000-year history, the Ukrainian monastery as a specific religious institution, aimed at realizing the idea of a perfect Christian life through self-isolated forms of organization of life, experienced a rather complicated evolution. In Ukraine, this complexity has not always been dictated by the inherent development of monasticism itself (the monk in translation from Greek - solitary) or the peculiarities of the forms of organization of monastic life (anachormatism, slander, laurels, kinovies), and to a large extent determined by external non-monastic and extra-church factors.
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