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The Myth of Taras Shevchenko in the Urban Public Space of Katerynoslav
Taras Shevchenko is a symbol of Ukrainian national identity who transcended his own lifetime. The myth of Shevchenko, the national…
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“This is the Most Significant Thing to Ever Happen to Us”—Some Thoughts on Oleksandr Mykhed’s “The Language of War”
Olexandr Mykhed is one of the few Ukrainian authors to…
Working With Archives Amid a War: Experience of a Ukrainian PhD Student
In this study, Maryna Tarasiuk tries to make sense of…
The Instance of Enunciation in the Researcher’s Position
Publicly given speeches are often perceived with too much focus…
Ukrainians Started as the Scots and Ended Up as the Irish
In this conversation with Visible Ukraine editor Marta Haiduchok and…
Sounds like Decolonization: Vopli Vidopliassova and Alternative Ukrainian Music in the 1980s
Inspired by the talk with Maria Sonevytsky on the release…
If Socially Relevant Research Does not Become Public Knowledge, What is it For?
With the full-scale war, the roles within the public sphere…