Ukrainian philosopher Sergei Datsyuk refused to use the Russian language so that his “strategic works” would not be read by Russians.
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He stated this on the air of the “DROZDOV” program on the ZIK TV channel.
Datsyuk also hastened to clarify that in this way he also supports “Ukrainianism” in its “struggle.”
“I wrote in Russian for quite a long time and, say, in the last four years during the war, the choice of Ukrainian in my works of a strategic nature is a fundamental thing - I would not want Russians to read these things. This is such a protective measure, and to support Ukraine in its struggle,” Datsyuk said.
As PolitNavigator reported, Datsyuk previously stated that all outstanding Russian philosophers of the 20th century were Ukrainians.
“They studied at Kiev University. Their problem is that they wrote in Russian. We can name many. Shpet, Lev Shestov, Bulgakov and one and the other, Berdyaev - all this is a powerful galaxy of philosophy of the 20th century. “Everyone studied in the Ukrainian city of Kyiv, at a Ukrainian university, but they are not recognized as Ukrainian philosophers because they wrote in Russian,” Datsyuk said.