History of origin and development, compositional and morphological features of park pavilions in Ancient China

Ivashko, Yuliа; Kuśnierz-Krupa, Dominika; Peng, Chang

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“…Chinese civilization extends back more than 5,000 years (He et al, 2021;Li et al, 2021;Renfrew & Liu, 2018). In Ancient China, in addition to the Great Wall and the Imperial Palace, a large number of beautiful and spectacular buildings were created (Ivashko et al, 2020;Steinhardt, 2019). The building materials used in ancient buildings were very simple: soil and wood.…”

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“…This makes them very suitable case studies for a course in structural mechanics. Through the study of ancient architectural structures, such as the Hanging Temple (Ivashko et al, 2020), the Yongding earth buildings (Luo et al, 2020;Luo et al, 2019), the Lugou Bridge (Deng et al, 2022;Hartmann & Su, 2021), and the historical stories behind them, students can learn the relevant mechanical knowledge and understand architectural aesthetics, but they can also become more patriotic, improve their cultural confidence, and foster their national pride. The Yongding earth buildings are the family settlements of the Hakka people, an ethnic group composed of the ancient Han people who fled south to escape war over more than a thousand years.…”

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The Application of Exemplarist Moral Theory and Problem-Based Learning in the Course of Structural Mechanics

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Structural mechanics is an important basic course for undergraduates majoring in civil engineering. However, due to the difficulty and extent of the content, students are often not able to master the course. Problem-based learning is an excellent way of teaching engineering, and character education can improve students’ performance. This study explores the combined application of problem-based learning and exemplarist moral theory. In this model, students analyze the structure and force of buildings, and they learn about the historical stories behind them. In this way, students improve their morality, civility, performance, and intellect. In character education, the use of case studies and examples can increase students’ interest in the course, improve classroom participation, enrich teaching connotations, and strengthen students’ understanding of basic concepts and their ability to memorize them.

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The Application of Exemplarist Moral Theory and Problem-Based Learning in the Course of Structural Mechanics

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“…Since the period under study in the Russian Empire is associated with the spread of the so-called "Anglo-Chinese" landscape park, sources on traditional Chinese gardens were includedsuch as publications by Ivashko Y., Chang P., Dmytrenko A., Kozłowski T., Mykhailovskyi D. [3], Ivashko Y., Chernyshev D., Chang P. [5], Ivashko Y., Kuśnierz-Krupa D., Chang P. [6], Ivashko Y., Kuzmenko T., Li S., Chang P. [7], Orlenko M., Dyomin М., Ivashko Y., Dmytrenko A., Chang P. [9], Orlenko M., Ivashko Y., Chang P., Ding Y., Krupa M., Kuśnierz K., Sandu I.G. [10], Żychowska, M., Ivashko Y., Chang P., Dmytrenko A., Kulichenko N., Xin Mu Z.…”

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"Official" and "private" parks of the XVIII–XIX centuries through the prism of general landscape trends of the time

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The article analyzes the basic principles of landscape design of the imperial and aristocratic parks in the Russian Empire in the XVIII–XIX centuries. There were "official" parks designed to be visited by high-ranking guests, and "private" parks, which were not covered by the canons of the "official" park. In the Tsarskoye Selo imperial residence Catherine's Park performed the function of "official" with the appropriate function of pomp, and located next to it Alexander's Park –respectively, the function of "private" imperial park. Catherine's Park became a model to follow one of the mostfamous parks in modern Ukraine –Oleksandriia Park in the city of Bila Tserkva. The common and different between Tsarskoye Selo park residence and aristocratic parks in Ukraine are analyzed, the principles of planning of these parks and the main constituent elements are compared. Based on this, the basic principles of planning parks of the Classicism and Empire style era in Ukraine and the "iconic" set of pavilions are determined. The general canons of the "Ossian Park" and their specific embodiment are analyzed on the example of Sofiivka Park in Uman. It was determined that the "Ossian Park" based on the canons is opposite to the parks of Classicism-Empire style.The methods of historical and culturological analysis, method of comparative analysis, method of field surveys used.

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“…For this purpose, the publications of Y. Ivashko, P. Chang, A. Dmytrenko, T. Kozłowski, D. Mykhailovskyi [3], Y. Ivashko, D. Chernyshev, P. Chang [4], Y. Ivashko, D. Kuśnierz-Krupa, P. Chang [5], Y. Ivashko, T. Kuzmenko, S. Li, P. Chang [6], M. Orlenko, M. Dyomin, Y. Ivashko, A. Dmytrenko, P. Chang [9], M. Orlenko, Y. Ivashko, P. Chang, Y. Ding, M. Krupa, K. Kuśnierz, I.G. Sandu [11], M. Żychowska, Y. Ivashko, P. Chang, A. Dmytrenko, N. Kulichenko, Z. Xin Mu [18] were used.…”

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Sokyryntsi Park as the embodiment of the "double life" of the Galagan family

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The history and principles of planning the park of the aristocratic country residence of the Galagan family – "Sokyryntsi" are described. Compared to such parks as Oleksandriia and Sofiivka, Sokyryntsi Park is much less well-known, although it is a unique intermediate link between the "official" parks of Classicism-Empire style, such as Oleksandriia in Bila Tserkva and "private" "Ossian parks", as Sofiivka Park in Uman. Although in some sources Sokyryntsi Park with a complex of buildings and structures belongs to the Empire style, but a deeper analysis has shown the simultaneous presence of components characteristic of the "English Landscape Park" and "Ossian Park". The Sokyryntsi ensemble is a unique example in terms of its division into three zones – "parade", "memorial", closed from strangers, and "recreational" on the shores of reservoirs. In addition, this is a rare example of the location directly on the estate of two churches, family crypts and the house of the estate founder. The Sokyryntsi ensemble is a unique example of how the "double life" of the family was subconsciously embodied in the planning and development of the park, where the "parade" part testified to the education of the owners and their role in the Russian Empire, instead, the hidden "memorial" part acted as a "figure of silence" about the shameful deeds of the estate founder. The methods of historical and culturological analysis, method of comparative analysis, method of field surveys with the implementation of dimensional drawings and photofixation were used.

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History of origin and development, compositional and morphological features of park pavilions in Ancient China

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The Application of Exemplarist Moral Theory and Problem-Based Learning in the Course of Structural Mechanics

The Application of Exemplarist Moral Theory and Problem-Based Learning in the Course of Structural Mechanics

"Official" and "private" parks of the XVIII–XIX centuries through the prism of general landscape trends of the time

Sokyryntsi Park as the embodiment of the "double life" of the Galagan family

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