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SUMMARY:Teach-In on Russia’s War in Ukraine: Svitlana Shlipchenko, “Liberated Hi
stories and Imperial Afterlives: The Changing Faces of Ukraine’s Cities”
DESCRIPTION:\n&ldquo\;Liberated Histories and Imperial Afterlives: The C
hanging Faces of Ukraine&rsquo\;s Cities&rdquo\;\n\nSvitlana Shlipchenko
\, Senior Researcher\, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and Direc
tor\, Center for Urban Studies in Kyiv\n\nSvitlana Shlipchenko is one of
Ukraine&rsquo\;s foremost experts in architecture and urban planning. S
he has written extensively on the use of public space in the USSR\, on U
kraine&rsquo\;s efforts to desovietize its cities and monuments\, and on
architectural cultural preservation.\n\nEmpires are rarely content to s
eize the future of colonized peoples. They also seek to conquer their pa
st. When identity and heritage become targets\, architectural history be
comes one of many battlefields. The process of recovering local identiti
es in a post-colonial condition is complicated by the historical traces
of empires that often remain\, and at times become interwoven with a pla
ce and its peoples. Ukrainian cities are changed significantly in the la
st decade\, and surely will again after the war ends.\n\nSponsored by th
e College of the Liberal Arts\n\nMeeting ID: 325 783 1800\n\nFor more de
tails: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/svitlana-shlipchenko/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:“Liber
ated Histories and Imperial Afterlives: The Changing Faces of Ukraine&rs
quo;s Cities”
Svitlana Shlipchenko, Senior Resear
cher, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and Director, Center for U
rban Studies in Kyiv
Svitlana Shlipchenko is one of Ukraine’
s foremost experts in architecture and urban planning. She has written e
xtensively on the use of public space in the USSR, on Ukraine’s ef
forts to desovietize its cities and monuments, and on architectural cult
ural preservation.
Empires are rarely content to seize the future
of colonized peoples. They also seek to conquer their past. When identit
y and heritage become targets, architectural history becomes one of many
battlefields. The process of recovering local identities in a post-colo
nial condition is complicated by the historical traces of empires that o
ften remain, and at times become interwoven with a place and its peoples
. Ukrainian cities are changed significantly in the last decade, and sur
ely will again after the war ends.
Sponsored by the College of
the Liberal Arts
Meeting ID: 325 783 1800
For more detai
ls: http
s://events.la.psu.edu/event/svitlana-shlipchenko/
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