2017
DOI: 10.31648/sw.44
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The Ukrainian Dimension of Mass Culture: Philosophy and Culture Studies Analysis

Abstract: The up-to-date topic of the humanities is the mass culture phenomenon that influences the worldview of modern Ukrainians. The author of the article investigates the genesis of the Ukrainian segment of mass culture, considers its condition at the present stage using world and local examples.

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“…Significantly enough, there is at least one example of TV format that was imported by foreign producers from an East-European country: the rights for the Ukrainian series Sniffer/ Nyukhach, telling the story of a freelance investigator that solves crime mysteries based on his unflinching confidence in his overdeveloped sense of smell, have been sold to 11 other countries, among which France, Japan, Bulgaria, Estonia. 69 The Polish-Czech-Ukrainian coproduction The Pleasure Principle (2019) takes localization to the next level and offers an original dramatization of transnational police cooperation alternative to the state of the art coverage of the topic by the famous Danish-Swedish The Bridge (2011-2018). The aspiration of Polish producers of opening up to the world is obvious also in their adaptations of American crime authors.…”
Section: Prospective Noirmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Significantly enough, there is at least one example of TV format that was imported by foreign producers from an East-European country: the rights for the Ukrainian series Sniffer/ Nyukhach, telling the story of a freelance investigator that solves crime mysteries based on his unflinching confidence in his overdeveloped sense of smell, have been sold to 11 other countries, among which France, Japan, Bulgaria, Estonia. 69 The Polish-Czech-Ukrainian coproduction The Pleasure Principle (2019) takes localization to the next level and offers an original dramatization of transnational police cooperation alternative to the state of the art coverage of the topic by the famous Danish-Swedish The Bridge (2011-2018). The aspiration of Polish producers of opening up to the world is obvious also in their adaptations of American crime authors.…”
Section: Prospective Noirmentioning
confidence: 99%