September 16, 2025Filosofska dumka (Philosophical Thought)

Ontological-anthropological dichotomy and metaphysical incompatibility of the “russkii mir” and the Ukrainian world

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OHOksana HorkushaInstitute of Philosophy

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This analysis explores the metaphysical incompatibility and identity conflicts in wartime beliefs, highlighting the spiritual divide between adherents of different confessions.

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The conflicting worldviews of the ukrainian world and the russkii mir drive the ongoing war and identity issues.
Religious identities are intertwined with civil identities, complicating the meanings of belief and nationality amid conflict.
Different confessions in Ukraine and Russia face existential questions regarding their beliefs in relation to the war.
Ukrainians see reality as an ontological given while adherents of the russkii mir perceive reality as a simulacrum imposed by power.

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Oksana Horkusha (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4538f31b076d99fa58d06 https://doi.org/10.15407/fd2025.03.114

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This analysis explores the metaphysical incompatibility and identity conflicts in wartime beliefs, highlighting the spiritual divide between adherents of different confessions.

Ontological-anthropological dichotomy and metaphysical incompatibility of the “russkii mir” and the Ukrainian world

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Ontological-anthropological dichotomy and metaphysical incompatibility of the “russkii mir” and the Ukrainian world

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