Lecture Series Winter Semester 2024/2025
Introduction
KIU
On Monday, October 21, 6 p.m., the Berlin-based Ukrainian photographer and writer Yevgenia Belorusets (*1980, Kyjiw) will open the public KIU lecture series in the winter semester 2024/2025 at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. The opening lecture will focus on the narrative dimension of the destruction of Ukrainian infrastructure and the question of why it is so difficult to process this destruction in literature.
The series forms the first part of a multi-semester lecture series of the Competence Network Interdisciplinary Ukrainian Studies Frankfurt (Oder) - Berlin (KIU), which is organized alternately by the members of the network led by the European University Viadrina.
The lecture series entitled “War in Ukraine: Destruction of Heritage - Mastering Legacy” will take place this winter semester on Mondays from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in German or English in the auditorium of the Jacob-und-Wilhelm-Grimm-Zentrum of Humboldt-Universität, Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 1-3 in Berlin.
As part of the lecture series, speakers from the fields of science, art and literature, who work on Ukraine from different perspectives, will give lectures on the tension between cultural heritage and legacies in the form of imprints, legacies and traumas. The series consists of various formats: Classic lectures on endangered archives, decommunization and decolonization of Soviet monuments, resistance and resilience of Ukrainian civil society as well as the challenges of reconstruction are flanked by panel discussions and artistic contributions.
Programme
|
Date |
Speaker |
Topic |
Description |
|
21.10.2024 |
Yevgenia Belorusets |
Gesprächsfetzen. Der Krieg gegen das Gewohnte, Zerstörung der Infrastruktur. Und: Warum es nicht gelingt, über die Zerstörung und Wiederherstellung der Wasserversorgung in Mykolajiw zu erzählen |
Auditorium Grimm-Zentrum |
|
04.11.2024 |
Hanna Lehun |
Bewahrung des Erbes / Zerstörung des Erbes: Ukrainische Mikroarchive unter Kriegsbedingungen |
Alternativer Raum: Unter den Linden 6 (Hauptgebäude), Raum 2093 |
|
11.11.2024 |
Olena Haleta |
Hidden Archives — Endangered Heritage (the Case of Yuri Mezhenko) |
Alternativer Raum: Unter den Linden 6 (Hauptgebäude), Raum 2093 |
|
25.11.2024 |
Natalia Otrishchenko |
History and Beyond: Frames for Sense-Making during the War
|
Auditorium Grimm-Zentrum |
|
02.12.2024 |
Nadiia Honcharenko |
Decommunisation and Decolonisation of Cultural Heritage: Preservation, Rethinking, and Dismantling of its Elements in Contemporary Ukraine |
Alternativer Raum: Unter den Linden 6 (Hauptgebäude), Raum 2093 |
|
09.12.2024 |
Galina Babak / Susanne Frank |
Soviet Ukrainian and Yiddish Literary Theory of the 1920s. Shaping and Translating Ukrainian Intellectual Heritage. A Publishing Project for German Ukrainian Studies |
Auditorium Grimm-Zentrum |
|
16.12.2024 |
Oleh Nivievskyi |
War-Induced Damages & Recovery Challenges in Ukraine |
Auditorium Grimm-Zentrum |
|
13.01.2025 |
Andrii Portnov |
Ukrainian Soviet Patriotism: A Historical Phenomenon and its post-1991 Aftermath |
Auditorium Grimm-Zentrum |
|
20.01.2025 |
Olga Onuch |
From Maidan to Mariupol: Civil Resistance in Ukraine |
Auditorium Grimm-Zentrum |
|
03.02.2025 |
Andriy Fert |
(Not)leaving the “Moscow Church”: Ukrainian Orthodox Communities During the russian Invasion |
Auditorium Grimm-Zentrum |
|
10.02.2025 |
Tetiana Kostiuchenko / Tamara Martsenyuk |
The Effects of War on scholars and scholarship (A conversation based on “russia’s War in Ukraine: Personal Experiences of Scholars“, ibidem 2024, ed. by T. Martsenyuk and T. Kostiuchenko) |
Auditorium Grimm-Zentrum |
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