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The authors of the publication: DMYTRENKO MYKOLA
Pages: 140–158
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ORCID ID: 0000-0002-3027-274X
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15407/slavicworld2023.22.140
Bibliographic description: Dmytrenko, M. (2023). Ivan Khlanta as a Folklorist. Slavic World, 22, 140–158.
Received: 2.08.2023
Recommended for publishing: 13.12.2023

DMYTRENKO MYKOLA – a professor, a Doctor of Philology, a chief research fellow at the Ukrainian and Foreign Folkloristics Department of M. Rylskyi Institute of Art Studies, Folkloristics and Ethnology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (Kyiv, Ukraine).

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  1. VERTII, Oleksii. A Powerful Branch of Ukrainian Spirituality. Mythology and Folklore, 2016, no.1–2, pp. 155–165 [in Ukrainian].
  2. VERTII, Oleksii. Worldview and Spiritual Aspects of the Ukrainian Universe. Life, Scientific, Pedagogical and Public Activity of Ivan Khlanta. Uzhhorod: Patent, 2021, 352 pp. [in Ukrainian].
  3. DMYTRENKO,Mykola. Khlanta Ivan Vasyliovych. In: Mykola DMYTRENKO, compiler, scientific ed. Ukrainian Folkloristic Encyclopedia: In Two Volumes. Vol. 2. Kyiv: ”Steel” Publishing House, 2020, pp. 558–562 [in Ukrainian].
  4. IVANNIKOVA,Liudmyla. Khlanta Ivan Vasyliovych. In: Hanna SKRYPNYK, ed.-in-chief. Lesia VAKHNINA, Mykola DMYTRENKO, et al., editorial board. Ukrainian Folkloristic Encyclopedia. Kyiv: M. Rylskyi IASFE of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, 2019, pp. 772–774 [in Ukrainian].
  5. KHLANTA, Ivan, compiler.Tales and Legends from the Headwater of Uzh: Tales, Legends, Sages, Buvalshchyny, Bylytsi and Parables of Velyke Berezne Lemkivshchyna in Transcarpathia. The texts are recorded, compiled, prefaced “Covered with a Folk Wisdom” (pp. 7–56) by Ivan KHLANTA; the texts are prepared by V. KHLANTA.  Uzhhorod: ”Patent”, 2023, 704 pp. [in Ukrainian].
  6. KHLANTA, Ivan, compiler.Tales and Legends from under the Khust Castle. The texts are recorded, compiled, prefaced “For Everyone and for All Times” (pp. 5–65), annotated by Ivan KHLANTA. Uzhhorod: ”Patent”, 2016, 914 pp. [in Ukrainian].
  7. KACHKAN,Volodymyr. Ivan Khlanta. Biobibliographic Index. Uzhhorod: ”Patent”, 2008, 458 pp. [in Ukrainian].
  8. MUSHKETYK,Lesia. Khlanta Ivan Vasyliovych. In: Hanna SKRYPNYK, ed.-in-chief. Ukrainian Slavistic Folkloristics (19th – Early 21st Century). Encyclopedic Dictionary. Kyiv: M. Rylskyi IASFE of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, 2019, pp. 265–266 [in Ukrainian].
  9. KHLANTA, Ivan, compiler.Folk Songs of Ukrainians of Banat (Romania). The texts and melodies are recorded, compiled, prefaced “Ukrainian Island of Culture in Romanian Banat” (pp. 3–74), annotated by Ivan KHLANTA. Uzhhorod: ”Patent”, 2009, 744 pp. [in Ukrainian].
  10. KHLANTA, Ivan, compiler. Oh, the Village is Seen: Folk Songs of the Ardanovo village of the Irshava District in the Transcarpathian region. The texts and melodies are recorded, compiled, prefaced “Ardanovo in the History and Songs” (pp. 3–64), annotated by Ivan KHLANTA. The texts and vocabulary are prepared by Maryna OFITSYNSKA; the melodies are decoded by Andrii HAINALII, Mykola POPENKO, Tetiana ROSUL; sheet music prepared by Vasyl KOBAL. Uzhhorod: Zakarpattia, 2003, 664 pp. [in Ukrainian].
  11. KHLANTA, Ivan, compiler. Song Wave of Ohliadov. Ukrainian Folk Songs of the Village of Ohliadiv in Radekhiv District of Lviv Region. The texts and melodies are recorded, compiled, prefaced “From the Song Treasury of Ohliadov” (pp. 4–62), annotated by Ivan KHLANTA. sheet music prepared by Vasyl KOBAL. Uzhhorod: ”Patent”, 2015, 608 pp. [in Ukrainian].
  12. KHLANTA, Ivan, compiler. Songs of Irshavshchyna. The texts and melodies are recorded, compiled, prefaced “Folk Songs of Irshavshchyna” (pp. 3–47), annotated by Ivan KHLANTA. The texts and vocabulary are prepared by Maryna OFITSYNSKA; the melodies are decoded by Andrii HAINALII, Mykola POPENKO, M. RYBALKO, Tetiana ROSUL; sheet music prepared by Vasyl KOBAL. Uzhhorod: Zakarpattia, 2005, 816 pp. [in Ukrainian].
  13. KHLANTA, Ivan, compiler.Songs of Ukrainians of the Kuban. The texts and melodies are recorded, compiled, prefaced “Ukrainian Songs in the Expanses of the Kuban” (pp. 5–38), annotated by Ivan KHLANTA. Uzhhorod: ”Patent”, 2021, 456 pp. [in Ukrainian].
  14. KHLANTA, Ivan, compiler.Songs of Ukrainians of Maramoroshchyna (Romania). The texts and melodies are recorded, compiled, prefaced “The Sky of the Songs of the Ukrainians of Maramoroshchyna” (pp. 5–50), annotated by Ivan KHLANTA.  Uzhhorod: “Patent”, 2022, 856 pp. [in Ukrainian].
  15. KHLANTA, Ivan, compiler.Song over the Danube. Folk Songs of the Ruthenians (Ukrainians) of Serbia. The texts and melodies are recorded, compiled, prefaced “The Songs Bathed in the Waters of the Danube”, annotated by Ivan KHLANTA; the music is decoded by Vasyl KOBAL. Uzhhorod: Patent, 2014, 792 pp. [in Ukrainian].
  16. SOKIL,Vasyl. Khlanta Ivan Vasyliovych. In: Vasyl SOKIL, compiler, scientific editor. Ukrainian Folkloristic Encyclopedia.  Lviv: Institute of Ethnology, 2018. P. 741–742 [in Ukrainian].
  17. KHLANTA, Ivan, compiler.“Sing to Our God, Sing”: Spiritual Songs of Transcarpathia. The texts and melodies are recorded, compiled, prefaced, annotated by Ivan KHLANTA. The melodies are decoded by Fedir KOPYNETS. Uzhhorod: Patent, 2008, 848 pp. [in Ukrainian].
  18. KHLANTA, Ivan, compiler. My Sweet Small Songs. The texts and melodies are recorded, compiled, prefaced “Kolomyika is a Voice from the Centuries to Ages” (pp. 6–110), annotated by Ivan KHLANTA. Uzhhorod: Patent, 2020. 824 p. [in Ukrainian].