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DESCRIPTION:“It seems that God has nothing better than the Dnipro and our g
lorious country...”-Ukraine in the Worldview and Creativity of ShevchenkoM
arch 9 marks the 210th anniversary of the birth of Taras Shevchenko\, "the
serf who created the nation." On the eve of Kobzar's birthday\, through S
hevchenko's creativity—both poetry and painting—we will try to understand
his crystallized vision of Ukraine as a Temple that was lost but will be r
estored. We will also talk about the modern understanding of the figure of
Shevchenko\, the image of the poet on the Maidan and during Russia's full
-scale invasion of Ukraine\, and the modern struggle as a common cause and
the Testament.Come talk and learn!Pizza and drinks provided.This event wi
ll be hosted by Tetiana Hranchak\, visiting assistant teaching professor\,
with support from the SU Ukrainian Club.Additional Tables:(341 Eggers Hal
l)Friday\, April 12 - \;2:30 PM
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SUMMARY:Ukrainian Culture and Conversation Table
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:“It seems that God has nothing better than
the Dnipro and our glorious country...”
-Ukraine in the Worldv
iew and Creativity of Shevchenko
March 9 marks
the 210th anniversary of the birth of Taras Shevchenko\, "the serf who cr
eated the nation." On the eve of Kobzar's birthday\, through Shevchenko's
creativity—both poetry and painting—we will try to understand his crystall
ized vision of Ukraine as a Temple that was lost but will be restored. We
will also talk about the modern understanding of the figure of Shevchenko\
, the image of the poet on the Maidan and during Russia's full-scale invas
ion of Ukraine\, and the modern struggle as a common cause and the Testame
nt.
Come talk and learn!
Pizza an
d drinks provided.
This event wil
l be hosted by Tetiana Hranchak\, visiting assistant teaching professor\,
with support from the SU Ukrainian Club.
Additio
nal Tables:
(341 Eggers Hall)
Friday\, April
12 - \;2:30 PM