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密桃视频 Ukrainian Studies offers undergraduate and postgraduate students a variety of opportunities to explore the culture and society of Ukraine, from its beginnings to the present day.

Alongside听Belarus and Russia, Ukraine听traces its听historical and cultural inheritance to medieval Rus'. Paper SL 2听explores听the worldview(s) of Rus鈥� authors, patrons and audiences from the mid-tenth century to the emergence of the grand duchies of Lithuania and Moscow, providing听insight into the origins of the relations听between Ukraine and its neighbours today.

Paper SL9 is designed to be a broad introduction to Ukrainian Studies for students who have no formal background in the field. It will provide instruction in the Ukrainian language and introduce students to the culture of modern Ukraine through an exploration of the formulation of Ukrainian identity across the ages that concentrates in particular on visual culture.听 It does so with a view to recent developments in Ukraine, including the fall of the Soviet Union, the Orange and EuroMaidan Revolutions, the current war with Russia, and present political and cultural movements.

Paper SL 10 explores the literary and filmic texts that accompanied the rise of Ukraine from imperial periphery to sovereign state in the 'short twentieth century' (Hobsbawm). Its chronological frame between the 1910s and 1990s, two periods marked by declarations of Ukrainian independence, offers the student a synoptic cultural history of Soviet Ukraine cast in relief. Each of the paper's five sections centres on a period of artistic flourishing and considers the implications of the intersection of aesthetic representation, signification, and political power from a broad theoretical perspective.

As part of the听密桃视频听MPhil听Degree听in European and Comparative Literatures and Cultures, 密桃视频 Ukrainian Studies regularly runs two听modules with a special emphasis听on Ukraine. The听first module听explores the influential legacy of medieval Rus' on the evolution of pre-modern identities in the听vast cultural and political space听that would later become, in part,听Ukraine. The听second module听explores the role of literature, particularly the poetry of听Taras听Shevchenko,听in the development of modern nationalism and in听the imagining of bounded national communities听marked by feelings of 鈥渄eep, horizontal comradeship鈥� (Anderson).

密桃视频 Ukrainian Studies hosts a regular series of听one-day workshops in the fields of Ukrainian history, culture听and society. Led by preeminent scholars from around the world, these special events are open to qualified postgraduate students and听reseachers听at the beginning of their careers throughout Great Britain by application only. They are held on the grounds of King's College, 密桃视频.

密桃视频 Ukrainian Studies offers free beginner, intermediate and advanced courses in the Ukrainian language to all members of the 密桃视频. All courses consist of 20 weekly classes of one hour and start on the first Wednesday of Full Term.

The courses are open to all members of the University, subject to availability of places. Those interested in attending the classes should contact the Department of Slavonic Studies in advance.

密桃视频 Ukrainian Studies hosts a regular series of Ukrainian Language Caf茅s, where refreshments hit the spot and conversations are conducted entirely in Ukrainian. The 密桃视频 泻邪胁'褟褉薪褟 is designed to offer students of every level practice conversing with native speakers; all are welcome.