Between Lenin and Bandera. Decommunization and Multivocality in Post-Euromaidan Ukraine.

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Preface by Juri Mykkänen ........................................................... xi
Acknowledgements ..................................................................... xv
Introduction............................................................................................ 1
1: Theory as ‘Hegemonic’ Practice .................................................... 15
Constructing multivocality ........................................................ 23
The ‘imagined community’ ........................................................ 27
Bridging ........................................................................................ 31
2: The Postcolonial Soviet ................................................................... 37
Disputing othering ...................................................................... 43
The opposition ............................................................................. 48
Debating decommunization ....................................................... 52
3: ‘Researching’ Methods .................................................................... 61
Interviews, visuals, texts ............................................................. 68
Textual and narrative analysis ................................................... 74
4: The Poster—Roots of the Lenin cult.............................................. 79
Methodology of the poster ......................................................... 81
The leaders cult ............................................................................ 86
Historical memory ....................................................................... 90
5: Art of the Protest.............................................................................. 95
Messages of the revolution ....................................................... 100
The “Strike Poster”—“Страйк Плакат” ................................ 104
Posters and the state .................................................................. 112
Romanticization + realism ........................................................ 118
Birth of dialogism? .................................................................... 121VI
6: Meanings of Lenin ......................................................................... 127
The ‘Leninfall’—original multivocality .................................. 129
Creative remembering .............................................................. 137
The Lenin camouflage ............................................................... 145
7: Filling the ‘Pedestal’ ...................................................................... 153
Bandera and the nationalist discourse .................................... 156
The bookshelves: mirroring decommunization .................... 162
“One Hundred Years of Fighting for Independence” .......... 168
The ‘other,’ the Ukrainian, and the state ................................ 176
Conclusion .......................................................................................... 185
References ........................................................................................... 195