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A lot has already been written about Ukrainian-Russian relations in the context of Russian interests and priorities. Russia unceremoniously ennobled its own history with other people's achievements and achievements, while depriving Ukrainians of their past. From the Ukrainian point of view, the picture is quite different.

It is not for a century that Ukrainian literature has been the source of anti-colonial discourse. From Kotlyarevsky, Kvitka-Osnov'yanenok, Kharkiv romantics up to the era of modernism and the establishment of the state, it proposed different models of identity, supporting imperial claims and asserting its own cultural self-sufficiency.

In this book, authoritative literary scholar Vira Ageyeva analyses the Ukrainian opposition to empire and the struggle to preserve collective memory through the prism of the cultural process.

Vira Ageyeva is a professor at the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. She is a laureate of the Shevchenko Prize. Feminist, who was one of the first in the post-Soviet era to speak out about the need for a revision of patriarchal values.

Author of the books "Woman's Space: Feminist Discourse of Ukrainian Modernism", "Poetics of Paradox: Intellectual Prose of Viktor Petrova-Domontovich", "Apologia Moderna: A Sketch of the Twentieth Century", "Roads and Seredochrestya", "Viserunok na kameni. Mikola Bazhan: the life of a (non)Radian poet" and others.

Viconawyer: Sonya Sotnik
Trivality: 9 years 47 hvilin