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Ukraine not ‘the’ Ukraine

Ukraine not ‘the’ Ukraine
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Ukraine not ‘the’ Ukraine

Author:
Marta Dyczok, Western University
Published:
November 2024
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    This Element is a historical tour of Ukraine from the medieval Kyivan prince Volodymyr the Great through to Ukraine's twenty-first-century rock star president Volodymyr Zelensky. It presents Ukraine as an actor, not a pawn, in international history. And it focuses on people. In the past, historians wrote about Ukraine from a colonial perspective that portrayed it as a region, not its own entity. This shaped the way people thought about Ukraine and created mental maps where it was just part of something else. Put in contemporary terms, Ukraine was subjected to a historical disinformation war. This Element joins voices that are decolonizing that way of thinking by drawing a different mental map, one where Ukraine exists as itself. It explains how the people living on its lands have their own distinct history, how they shaped it, were shaped by it, and had an impact on both European and global history.

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    November 2024
    Adobe eBook Reader
    9781009365543
    0 pages
    This ISBN is for an eBook version which is distributed on our behalf by a third party.

    Table of Contents

    • Introduction
    • 1. The princes
    • 2. The Cossacks
    • 3. The nation builders
    • 4. The state builders
    • 5. The defenders
    • Conclusion
    • References.
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    • Marta Dyczok , Western University