Writing the Nation: The Ukrainian Historical Profession in Independent Ukraine and the Diaspora

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Acknowledgments................................................................................. 9
Introduction: Subversive Histories ................................................... 13
Part I:
Toward a New Ukrainian History
1. The Return of Public History ......................................................... 21
2. The Search for New Concepts ........................................................ 33
3. Soviet Ghosts in Post-Communist Ukrainian
Historiography ................................................................................. 55
Part II:
Diaspora Historians Conceptualizing the Modern Nation
4. Canadian Historians of Ukrainian Modernity............................. 77
5. Ivan L. Rudnytsky and the Intellectual History
of Modern Ukraine ....................................................................... 105
6. Nationhood and Modernity in North American
Surveys of Ukrainian History: Subtelny’s History
and Its Predecessors ...................................................................... 121
Part III:
New Historical Methodology and the Ukrainian
Intellectual Tradition
7. The Ukrainian Tradition of Spatial History ............................... 139
8. Histories of Ukrainian Culture From 1918
to the Orange Revolution ............................................................ 151
Part IV:
Locating the Nation in European and Global History
9. Postcolonial Studies and Ukrainian Historical
Debates of the Late Twentieth Century ...................................... 181
10. National, European, or Multicultural? Ukrainian
History Textbooks Reimagine the Country’s Past .................... 207
Conclusion .......................................................................................... 227
Bibliography ....................................................................................... 229