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TRANSFORMATION OF SOCIETY AND ACADEMIA IN THE WAKE OF THE RUSSIAN WAR IN UKRAINE

• WAR AS THE ULTIMATE DISRUPTION: SHATTERED EPISTEMOLOGIES AND STUTTERING SPEECH THE EDITORIAL PREFACE

  Valeria Korablyova

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• ІСТОРІЯ З ВІДКРИТИМ ФІНАЛОМ

  Kaтeрина Ботанова

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• WHAT IS UKRAINE? NOTES ON EPISTEMIC IMPERIALISM

  Maria Sonevytsky

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• UKRAINIAN REFUGEES IN SCANDINAVIA , OR HOW TO TALK ABOUT MIGRATION WITHOUT TALKING ABOUT IT

  Svitlana Odynets

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• TO THE BELARUSIAN — UKRAINIAN ACQUAINTANCE: DO NOT ASSUME WE KNOW EACH OTHER WELL

  Andrei Vazyanau

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• WAR, SOLIDARITY, AND RESILIENCE. SOME REFLECTIONS FROM SWEDEN

  Yuliya Yurchuk

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• UKRAINIAN PHRONESIS: BOTTOM-UP RESISTANCE AND THE BANALITY OF GOODNESS

  Valeria Korablyova

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DISCUSSIONS

• BELARUSIAN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY IN TIMES OF CATASTROPHES AND DRASTIC CHANGES: A ROUNDTABLE

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TRANSLATIONS AND COMMENTS

• КАНСТРУКЦЫІ ГІСТОРЫІ БЕЛАРУСКАЙ ЛІТАРАТУРЫ Ў НАВУКОВЫМ АСВЯТЛЕННІ МАРЫЁН РУТЦ

  Жанна Некрашэвiч-Кароткая

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• АДЗІН НАРОД, АДНА МОВА, АДНА ЛІТАРАТУРА? КАНЦЭПЦЫІ ГІСТОРЫІ БЕЛАРУСКАЙ ЛІТАРАТУРЫ Ў ЭВАЛЮЦЫЙНЫХ ЗМЯНЕННЯХ (1956–2010)1

  Марыён Рутц

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Interview

• THE POST-LINGUISTIC TURN IN PHILOSOPHY AND THE TASKS OF THE HUMANITIES IN THE CONTEMPORARY EPOCH

  Tatiana Shchyttsova, Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht

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