Ariadne’s thread is a platform for the critical public discussion, comprehension and reflection of the Russian war with Ukraine. It aims to give voice and space to those who face and/or stand against this war through active protests, volunteering, collecting evidence and data, disseminating information, or through any other form. Ariadne’s thread is intended to fixate thoroughly on the public and scholarly ideas, thoughts, affects, and emotions arising amid and over the horrific Russian invasion of Ukraine. It facilitates an in-depth understanding of the disastrous events of our time and their consequences. In doing so, it set to lit light our way to a better peaceful tomorrow.
The podcast is led by postdoctoral researcher Anna Avdeeva at the Swedish School of Social Science, University of Helsinki.
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Ariadne’s thread is a platform for the critical public discussion, comprehension and reflection of the Russian war with Ukraine. It aims to give voice and space to those who face and/or stand against this war through active protests, volunteering, collecting evidence and data, disseminating information, or through any other form. Ariadne’s thread is intended to fixate thoroughly on the public and scholarly ideas, thoughts, affects, and emotions arising amid and over the horrific Russian invasion of Ukraine. It facilitates an in-depth understanding of the disastrous events of our time and their consequences. In doing so, it set to lit light our way to a better peaceful tomorrow.
The podcast is led by postdoctoral researcher Anna Avdeeva at the Swedish School of Social Science, University of Helsinki.
https://www.studiosockom.fi/en
The Russian invasion of Ukraine exposes the difficulty of the contemporary gender order in Russia. It problematises Russian hegemonic masculinity represented by Vladimir Putin and the discourses around it. In the meantime, the masculinity of Volodymyr Zelenskyy seems to provide an alternative to the currently dominant Russian masculinity. Is it true? What is the possible outcome of the war in Ukraine for the contemporary masculinities’ hierarchies then? And how about women in this war?
The current episode aims to answer these questions. It provides a discussion on gender and gender order(s) in Ukraine and Russia, focused on actual and potential social changes in the Ukrainian and Russian societies under and after the wartime. Postdoctoral researcher Anna Avdeeva (Swedish School of Social Science) discusses women’s roles in the war and peace-building, masculinities and other gender issues together with the Ukrainian scholar Dr. Maryna Shevtsova, Postdoctoral researcher at the University of Ljubljana (Slovenia), and Senior FWO Fellow at KU Leuven (Belgium).
Ariadne’s thread
Ariadne’s thread is a platform for the critical public discussion, comprehension and reflection of the Russian war with Ukraine. It aims to give voice and space to those who face and/or stand against this war through active protests, volunteering, collecting evidence and data, disseminating information, or through any other form. Ariadne’s thread is intended to fixate thoroughly on the public and scholarly ideas, thoughts, affects, and emotions arising amid and over the horrific Russian invasion of Ukraine. It facilitates an in-depth understanding of the disastrous events of our time and their consequences. In doing so, it set to lit light our way to a better peaceful tomorrow.
The podcast is led by postdoctoral researcher Anna Avdeeva at the Swedish School of Social Science, University of Helsinki.
https://www.studiosockom.fi/en
