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Конфессиональные отношения в Пинском повете в период I Речи Посполитой

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Harbatski A.
Latopisy Akademii Supraskiej
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2014
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vol. Synody Cerkwi Prawosławnej w I Rzeczypospolitej
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issue 5
201-208
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The author of the article, using different sources, analyzes the confessional relations in Pinsk region before the adoption of the brest union and after its acceptance. It is shown that Orthodoxy before the adoption of the Brest union was the most influential faith in Pinsk region, thus already having a developed structure of management. The author proves that in the period of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth on the lands of Pinsk region there was a rather favourable legal situation for the development of dialogue relations in two spheres of communication space – religion and culture. The Orthodox Church, following the traditions put during its formation, didn’t lose the influence. Its doors were still open for “strangers”, and in the sphere of communication space the Orthodox Church didn’t lose the influence in dialogue relations.
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Человек и религия в прозе малых жанров рубежа XIX–XX веков

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Баханович Н.
Studia Rossica Gedanensia
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2019
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issue 6
59-70
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Рассматривается религиозная самоидентификация личности в белорусской и польской прозе малых жанров на рубеже XIX–XX ст. Выделяются общие, созвучные времени интерпретации, а также специфичные для каждой из литератур. Показывается, как выявленные отличия связаны с конфессиональной историей народов, в частности с доминантным вероисповеданием, и их влияние на культуру.
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The paper is devoted to religious self-identification in Belarusian and Polish prose of small genres at the turn of the 19th–20th centuries. The overlap and differences in interpretation are distinguished. It is shown how the identified differences are related to the confessional history of peoples, in particular, to the dominant confession, and its impact on the culture.
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