Fellowships
EUTIM assigns short and long time fellowships to scholars of different expertise and perspectives to strengthen the international and interdisciplinary character of the project.
Tetiana Shestopalova
March 2024
The Ukrainian Choice of Ihor Kostetskyi Against the Background of his Time
Tomasz Śliwowski
October 2023
Literary Senses of the Historical
Natalya Bekhta
Oktober 2023
After Utopia: Futural Imagination and the Literatures of the Former “Second World”
Oxana Matiychuk
July 2023
Multilingualism in Bukovina: Historical Outline and the Current Situation
Olena Peleshenko
June 2023
Apocryphal Journeys to the Earthly Paradise in Ukrainian Literature on the Crossroad between Eastern and Western Christianity
Tetiana Grebeniuk
June – September 2023
Identity Contestations in Soviet Ukraine: A Look Through the Prism of Contemporary Cinema and Fiction
Elżbieta Kwiecińska
April 2023
A Civilising Relay. The Concept of the Civilising Mission as a ‘Cultural Transfer’ in East Central Europe, 1815-1919
Natalya Domina
September 2022–August 2023
Temporality and Spatiality in Ukrainian Post-Soviet Novel
Ursula Woolley
from September 2022
Local amateur and public historians in Ukraine as (unwitting) security actors in the context of recent Schmittian aspirations in Russia for a regional “smyslokratiya”
Vadym Bedrynets
since April 2022
A City at War. Dnipro in 2014–2022
Daryna Gladun
since March 2022
Performance in Contemporary Ukrainian Poetry
Tetiana Kalytenko
since March 2022
The fictional multiverse under the conditions of (in)freedom: colonial and postcolonial contexts
Oksana Pashko
since March 2022
The formation of sociology of literature in Ukrainian literary criticism of the 1920s: sociology of literary styles and readers’ perception
Galina Babak
April 2022
Ukrainian Formalism: Biographical Reconstructions