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Ukraine: History, Culture and Identities

University of Washington

Embark on a captivating journey through Ukraine's history, culture, and society with the "Ukraine: History, Culture and Identities" course. Delve into the country's evolution from the Middle Ages to the present, uncovering the unique identity and rich heritage of its people.

Throughout this comprehensive course, you'll gain valuable insights into the events and processes that shaped Ukraine's history, including its declaration of independence in 1991 and the struggles for democratic values and human rights. Led by a team of esteemed researchers and experts from the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, this program offers a deep dive into the Ukrainian national revival, the influence of different ethnic groups, and the country's path to independence.

  • Explore the early medieval kingdom of Rus' and the Ukrainian reformation.
  • Examine the development of a new military force in Europe: the Ukrainian Cossacks.
  • Uncover the beginnings of the Ukrainian national revival and the impact of industrialization.
  • Gain insights into the complexities of Ukrainian society between the two World Wars.

By the end of the course, you'll have a nuanced understanding of Ukraine's rich historical and cultural tapestry, offering a unique perspective on the country's journey into the 21st century.

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Course Modules

Discover Ukraine's compelling history and culture through two comprehensive modules: "Independence and Pre-XIX Century Ukraine" and "Ukraine in the XIX Century and Beyond." Uncover the major historical events and societal shifts that have shaped the country's identity.

Module 1: Independence and Pre-XIX Century Ukraine

Embark on a captivating journey through Ukraine's early history in Module 1. Uncover the complexities of independence and explore the early medieval kingdom of Rus'. Delve into the impact of the Ukrainian Reformation and the rise of the Ukrainian Cossacks as a new military force in Europe.

Module 2: Ukraine in the XIX Century and Beyond

Module 2 delves into Ukraine's evolution in the XIX century and beyond. Uncover the beginnings of the Ukrainian national revival and the influence of different ethnic groups, including Ukrainians, Jews, and Crimean Tartars. Gain insights into the impact of industrialization and the country's path to independence.

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