Cultural integration strategies and the intellectual network of a Ukrainian émigré: The non-statistical case of Élie Borschak Research Area 1. Displacements, “Dépaysements” and Discrepancies Contact : vad[@]ucu.edu.ua Vadym Adadurov received his candidate of sciences degree from Lviv State University in 1997. From 2002 studied at the interdisciplinary doctoral program at the École Pratique des Hautes Études, … Continue reading Vadym Adadurov – Research & CV
Geopolitics of sisterhood. Framing global feminism within the UN women’s conferences (1975–1995) Fourth session of the 2023–2024 CEFRES Francophone Interdisciplinary Seminar The map and the border This year, we would like to start by questioning the very act of bordering and representing (a territory, a period, a trajectory), in short, through the interdisciplinarity of our … Continue reading Geopolitics of sisterhood
A Subaltern That Sings: From Sound Resistance to Musical Diplomacy in Wartime Ukraine A project developed within CU-CNRS Tandem Program supported by Charles University, CNRS and CEFRES Project principal investigators: Valeriya Korablyova, Louisa Martin-Chevalier The joint TANDEM project “A Subaltern That Sings: From Sound Resistance to Musical Diplomacy in Wartime Ukraine” by Dr Valeriya Korablyova … Continue reading A Subaltern That Sings
A Subaltern That Sings: From Sound Resistance to Musical Diplomacy in Wartime Ukraine CEFRES Research Area 1: Displacements, “dépaysements” & discrepancies Contact: valeriya.korablyova[@]fsv.cuni.cz Dr Valeriya Korablyova is a sociologist and political theorist working on post-Soviet transformations in Ukraine and the region, with the research focus on performative politics and entangled imperial/colonial legacies. She is an … Continue reading Valeriya Korablyova – Research & CV
A Subaltern That Sings: From Sound Resistance to Musical Diplomacy in Wartime Ukraine Research Area 1: Displacements, “dépaysements” and discrepancies Contact: louisa.martin-chevalier(@)sorbonne-universite.fr Louisa Martin-Chevalier is associate professor at Sorbonne University (Musicology Department), where she teaches music history and the analysis of twentieth-century works, as well as thematic courses such as “music and politics” and “musical … Continue reading Louisa Martin-Chevalier – Research & CV
Sapphic Modernism in Central and Eastern Europe: Cultural Transfers and Intersections (1848–1933) Research Area 2: Norms & Transgressions Contact: anna.dzabagina(@)uw.edu.pl Anna Dżabagina is a literary historian primarily interested in XIXth and early XXth century Central and Eastern European literature, with the core focus on women’s writings, queer literature, and transnational modernist networks. She holds a Ph.D. … Continue reading Anna Dżabagina – Research & CV
