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Search DetailsDatsenko Ihor
| Slavic-Eurasian Research Center | Specially Appointed Assistant Professor |
Researcher basic information
■ Nickname etc.■ Degree
- Candidate of Sciences (Philology), National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Institute of Ukrainian Language, Apr. 2008
- Ph.D. (history), University of Vienna, Nov. 2012
researchmap URLホームページURL■ Various IDs
J-Global ID■ Research Keywords and Fields
Research Field
Career
■ CareerCareer
- Apr. 2025 - Present
Hokkaido University, Slavic Research Center, 特任助教 - Apr. 2022 - Present
Kinjo Gakuin University, 非常勤講師 - Apr. 2018 - Present
Chukyo University, 非常勤講師 - Mar. 2022 - Apr. 2025
Nagoya University, 非常勤講師 - Apr. 2022 - Mar. 2025
Nagoya University of Foreign Studies, 非常勤講師 - Apr. 2018 - Mar. 2025
Nagoya City University, 非常勤講師 - Sep. 2020 - Mar. 2022
Mie University, 非常勤講師
- Apr. 2015 - Mar. 2018, Nagoya University, Graduate School of Languages and Cultures, Department of Multicultural Studies, Coursework completed without degree, Japan
- Oct. 2007 - Nov. 2012, University of Vienna, Historical-kultural faculty, Department of East European History, Ph.D. in history, Austria
- Oct. 2004 - Sep. 2007, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Institute of Ukrainian Language, History of Ukrainian language, Candidate of Sciences in philology (Ph.D. degree equivalent), Ukraine
- Sep. 1999 - Jul. 2004, Sumy State Pedagogical University, Philological Faculty, Ukrainian language and literature, German language and literature, Specialist in philology (master's degree equivalent), Ukraine
Research activity information
■ Papers- 言語の禁止に抗して:二つの帝国下におけるウクライナ文化人の連携
ウクライナ文化の挑戦:激動の時代を越えて(赤尾光春・原田義也 編), 09 Dec. 2025
In book, ウクライナ民族的アイデンティティの形成は、ウクライナ語の歴史的発展と不可分に結びついている。18世紀末から第一次世界大戦まで、ウクライナはロシア帝国とハプスブルク帝国の間で分断され、独立国家を持たない状況に置かれた。この政治的分断は文化的停滞とエリート層のアイデンティティ危機をもたらした。19世紀後半、ロシア帝国ではヴァリュエフ通達およびエムス勅令によってウクライナ語の使用が厳しく制限された。一方、ハプスブルク帝国下のガリツィアでは民族運動と学術活動が発展し、公共・学術・政治組織の設立を通じて、ウクライナ語の正統性が主張された。その過程で、東西ウクライナに共通する標準語形成の基盤が築かれ、言語が民族的統合の核心的要素として位置づけられた。 - Наголошування похідних словоформ іменника та прикметника в українській мові XVII — XVIII ст. (на матеріалі творів Климентія Зіновіїва)
文献学雑誌, 10, 2, 63, 75, Oct. 2017, [Peer-reviewed]
Ukrainian, Scientific journal - To cherish Ukrainian and to protect Russian
Ihor Datsenko
Kobe Gakuin economic papers, 47, 1・2, 109, 117, Sep. 2015, [Peer-reviewed]
Japanese
- Hanna Dydyk-Meush, ed., Movoznavča komisija NTŠ. Z istoriji ljudej ta idej [The Linguistic Commission of the Shevchenko Scientific Society: A History of People and Ideas] (Lviv: Vydavnyctvo Lʹvivsʹkoji politexniky, 2023), 918 pp.
Acta Slavica Iaponica, 47, 1, 219, 220, Sep. 2026
English, Book review - Ivan Almes, and Oleh Dukh, eds. Saint Josaphat Kuntsevych: Documents and Research (to the 400th Anniversary of Martyrdom). Kyivan Christianity Series, vol. 33. Lviv: Ukrainian Catholic University Press, 2024.
Catholic Studies, 95, 193, 201, Aug. 2026
Japanese, Book review - Ukrainian Orthography
Danylenko Andrii; Datsenko Ihor, Encyclopedia of Slavic Languages and Linguistics Online, Nov. 2025, [Peer-reviewed], [International Magazine]
The history of Ukrainian orthography demonstrates consistency and continuity in the vernacularizing trend trend going back to the Old Ukrainian period (10th–14th cc.). While throughout history there were competing orthographic principles, Ukrainian orthography is based today primarily on phonetic and, to a lesser extent, morphological principles. Ukrainian orthography went through several attempts of elaboration in accordance with the phonetic principle, from Oleksij Pavlovsʹkyj’s system of 1805 through the rules introduced in the 19th century in both Austro-Hungarian and Russian Ukraine, to the modern system of spelling rules adopted as late as 2019. While discussing a variety of systems (maksymovyčivka, panʹkevyčivka, želexivka, drahomanivka), special emphasis is placed on the kulišivka script and modern spelling rules going back to the 1928/1929 orthography, which was subsequently banned during the Soviet regime., Walter de Gruyter GmbH, English, Others - 東方典礼におけるウクライナ語:教会スラヴ語とロシア語の間
スラヴ学論集, 28, Mar. 2025, [Invited]
Japanese, Lecture materials - ヨシフ・レヴィツキ著『ハリチナーにおけるルテニア語または小ロシア語の文法書』(1834)におけるウクライナ語の主体性について
中京大学社会科学研究, 44, 2, 19, 36, Mar. 2024, [Peer-reviewed]
Japanese - Michael Moser "Юности честное зерцало" 1717 г. У истоков русского литературного языка (Wien: Lit 2020, 454 S.)
Acta Slavica Iaponica, 43, 186, 188, Mar. 2022
Russian, Book review - Danylenko Andrii, From the Bible to Shakespeare. Pantelejmon Kulis (1819-1897) and the Formation of Literary Ukrainian (Boston: Academic Studies Press, 2016, 447 pp.)
スラヴ学論集, 21, Mar. 2018
Russian, Book review - スロヴィンツ語のアクセント法について
多元文化, 16, 73, 82, Apr. 2016, [Peer-reviewed]
Introduction scientific journal - Мякишев В. Язык Литовского статута 1588 года (Krakow: Lexis 2008)
Studia Slavica Russica, 23, Dec. 2009
Russian, Book review
- 「ロシア的なるもの」の探求
中京大学社会科学研究所ロシア研究部会, 「書籍参照」からみたメレチイ・スモトリツキイ『教会スラヴ語の文法』(1648)の編集について:音声論及び形態論に基づいて
中京大学先端共同研究機構社会科学研究所,成文堂, Mar. 2020, 9784908282102, x, 231p, Japanese, [Contributor] - ウクライナを知るための65章
服部, 倫卓; 原田, 義也, 第8章「ウクライナ文化揺籃の地となった北東部/シーヴェルシチナ、スロボジャンシチナ、ポルタウシチナ」(訳:原田義也);第12章「民族・言語構造/スラヴ・ゲルマン・ロマンスからテュルクまで」(訳:原田義也)
明石書店, Oct. 2018, 9784750347325, 408p, Japanese, [Contributor] - The History of Forming of the Adverbs of Place in the Ukrainian Language
DATSENKO IHOR
Kyiv: Dmytro Buraho Publishing House, 2014, 9789664892473, Ukrainian, Scholarly book, A scholarly study of the historical development of adverbs of place in Ukrainian from the 11th to the 18th centuries. The book examines their phonetic, derivational, semantic, and grammatical features and identifies adverbialization as a principal source of expansion of the adverbial system. Models of formation characteristic of different historical stages are analyzed, and the lexical-grammatical class of locative adverbs is classified according to derivational, morphological, and semantic criteria. Particular attention is devoted to the semantic dynamics of locative expressions and to the grammatical properties of this group across successive diachronic stages, from the Indo-European period to the modern language. A comparative and contrastive perspective highlights structural continuity and change within the adverbial system. The analysis is based on manuscript sources, early printed books, and published texts of the 11th–18th centuries representing various functional styles. The study incorporates lexicographic materials and relevant scholarship and is supported by a corpus of approximately 8,000 attestations drawn from about 90 sources., [Peer-reviewed], [Single work]
- Tracing the Ukrainian Language: From Medieval Written Tradition to the Modern Standard
Alfried Krupp Wissenschaftskolleg Greifswald (Greifswald University, Gemany), English, Public discourse
17 Aug. 2026 - 21 Aug. 2026, [Invited] - Standards of the Ukrainian Language in the Diaspora following World War II
Hokkaido-Melbourne Joint Workshop "War, Migration, and Identity: Exploring New Agendas for Ukrainian Studies in the Asia-Pacific Region", 08 Dec. 2025, English, Oral presentation
After World War II, a growing Ukrainian diaspora in Canada, the United States, Europe, and Australia accepted the Ukrainian language standards developed during the 1920s Ukrainization period. It opposed Ukrainian language standards in Soviet Ukraine due to their close relationship with the Russian language. As a result, between 1945 and 1990, Ukrainian language norms evolved separately in the diaspora and in Soviet Ukraine.
Linguists in Soviet Ukraine worked to develop Ukrainian language standards that were close to those of Russian. In contrast, academics from the Ukrainian diaspora have made major contributions to the refining of orthographic and grammatical principles concerning the nature and historical development of the Ukrainian language. This presentation investigates the prescriptive works emerged in the Ukrainian diaspora between 1945 and 1991, which are thought to have had minimal influence from the Russian language. This study also examines the orthographical norms for loanwords and the letter ґ, which was deleted from the Ukrainian alphabet during the Soviet era. The study analyzes Ukrainian dictionaries, as well as orthographic and grammatical manuals created by the Ukrainian diaspora. This study will also focus on the application of orthographical and grammatical principles in media and literary works within the Ukrainian diaspora during that period. - ポスト社会主義期・ウクライナ地方部における二言語状況
日本ロシア文学会 第 75 回大会 プレシンポジウム「ロシア語という言語を考える ―その言語的特徴と歴史、社会との関わりをめぐって― 」, 24 Oct. 2025
[Invited] - 「言語禁止の状況におけるウクライナ語の活力」
ウクライナ文化の挑戦・激動の時代を超えて, 24 Feb. 2024
24 Feb. 2024 - 25 Feb. 2024 - On the language of Kyrylo Tranquillion Stavrovets’kyi’s Homiliary Gospel of 1619
18th Annual Meeting of the Slavic Linguistics Society (SLS-18), 24 Aug. 2023, English
24 Aug. 2023 - 26 Aug. 2023 - 「ウクライナ正教会およびウクライナ東方カトリック教会における典礼言語としてのウクライナ語」
2022 年度日本スラヴ学研究会研究発表会, 30 Mar. 2023
[Invited] - A language or a dialect: Josyf Levyc’kyj’s Grammatik der Ruthenischen oder Klein-Russischen Sprache in Galizien (1834) about Ukrainian language
17th Annual Meeting of the Slavic Linguistics Society (SLS-17), 20 Sep. 2022, English, Oral presentation
19 Sep. 2022 - 21 Sep. 2022 - 「「書籍参照」からみたメレチイ・スモトリツキイ『教会スラヴ語の文法』(1648)の編集について」
The 10th East-Asian Conference on Slavic Eurasian Studies, University of Tokyo, 30 Jun. 2019, Russian, Oral presentation
29 Jun. 2019 - 30 Jun. 2019 - 「オストローグ聖書(1581)におけるумрети動詞の変化形のアクセント法」
第68回日本ロシア文学会研究発表会, 27 Oct. 2018, Russian, Oral presentation
27 Oct. 2018 - 28 Oct. 2018 - 18世紀初頭のウクライナ語の名詞、形容詞の派生語のアクセント法
2015年度日本スラヴ学研究会研究発表会, 18 Mar. 2016, Japanese
18 Mar. 2016 - 18 Mar. 2016 - The Language Policy in Austrian Empire
International council for central and east european studies World congress, 05 Aug. 2015, Russian, Oral presentation
03 Aug. 2015 - 08 Aug. 2015
