Slavic studies goes public: doing things with...difficult heritage/people/words

Victoria Sophie Donovan; Darya Tsymbalyuk; Clemens Poole

Slavic studies goes public: doing things with...difficult heritage/people/words

Victoria Sophie Donovan (Producer), Darya Tsymbalyuk (Producer), Clemens Poole (Producer)

School of International Relations

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Abstract

A diverse group of heritage practitioners, artists, and researchers discuss the ideologies, ideals, and ambitions that inform work with public audiences, as well as their current projects across Russia, Ukraine, and the UK. The podcast emerged from the British Academy-funded 2020 workshop "Slavic Studies Goes Public: Creating an ECR Network in the Public Humanities" at the University of St Andrews, Scotland. Each episode uses a different working language (English, Russian, Ukrainian). Produced by Victoria Donovan, Darya Tsymbalyuk, and Clemens Poole. Music by Anton Lapov.

Original language	English
Media of output	Online / Blog
Publication status	Published - Mar 2021

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