Explaining Ukraine

Ukraine, looking from America - with Marci Shore | Ep. 113

Jun 21, 2022

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Community Is the Future

03:03

Are We Going to Have Real Repentance?

03:18

Is That the Strength of Ukranian Nationalism?

03:11

Introduction

4min

What Is Your Personal Story? Is It Relevant to the Rest of the World?

2min

I Was Infatuated With the Velvet Revolution in Tchekhoslovakia

4min

Is There a Difference Between Russian and Russian Teachers?

5min

What Is the Difference Between Ukranian and American Culture?

3min

What Happened in the Orange Revolution?

5min

Is Consciousness Preceding Being, and Not the Other Way Around?

2min

Is That the Strength of Ukranian Nationalism?

3min

Community Is the Future

3min

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The Pandemic in Ukranian Politics

4min

11.

I've Always Felt a Bit of a Bezrodni Cosmopolitan Wonder

5min

12.

Do You Think That the War Is Possible in Russia?

5min

13.

Are We Able to Initiate Something New?

2min

14.

Raton, I Think It's an Enormous Problem

5min

15.

I'll Leave That Away, but I Did Go in That Framework

1min

16.

Are You a Real European?

3min

17.

Are We Going to Have Real Repentance?

3min

18.

Is the Mosarchist Turning Into a Sadist?

5min

19.

Ukrane World Podcast

2min

In this episode we are asking what one can learn by looking at Ukraine from America. Our guest for this episode is Marci Shore, American historian and scholar, associate professor at Yale University where she teaches modern European intellectual history. She has written, among other works, The Taste of Ashes: The Afterlife of Totalitarianism in Eastern Europe, and The Ukrainian Night: An Intimate History of Revolution. Host: Volodymyr Yermolenko, Ukrainian philosopher and chief editor of UkraineWorld.org. UkraineWorld is brought to you by Internews Ukraine. Support us on patreon.com/ukraineworld