Marina Mogilner: "I had always thought that the Ukrainian intellectual milieu was different from the intellectual milieu in Russia precisely because there were various voices in the Ukrainian one, and genuine, interesting dialogue was taking place there."

Posted In: Sponsored Projects, Ukraina Moderna, Other Programs, Diverse Voices

Our conversation with Marina Mogilner, Associate Professor of History at the University of Illinois at Chicago, USA, focuses on the ongoing decolonizing discussions in academia in the United States and Western Europe. Some historians are...

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Andriy Zayarnyuk: "When we look at the intellectual construction of the world from the position of an American college or British university, a very imperial picture of reality emerges"

Posted On: March 13th, 2023
Posted In: Ukrainian statehood and identity, Sponsored Projects, Ukraina Moderna, Other Programs, Diverse Voices

ABSTRACT. This interview with the Ukrainian Canadian historian Andriy Zayarnyuk features a frank discussion of the contradictory positions held by many Western historians and intellectuals, who, after 24 February 2022, are more inclined to accuse Ukraine...

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