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Explore postcolonial discourse in Ukrainian literature at C1 level: from Shevchenko to Zabuzhko. Critical theory meets literary history. Read with translation.

Постколоніальний дискурс в українській літературі: деконструкція радянського наративу

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postcolonial discourse, mimicry, internal colonialism, writing back, decanonization, linguistic decolonization, cultural suppression, identity formation

The article analyzes postcolonial strategies in Ukrainian literature from the 19th century to the present, covering the Executed Renaissance, dissidents, and contemporary authors. For C1 Ukrainian learners. Covers terminology from Said, Bhabha, concepts of mimicry, recanonization, and linguistic decolonization.

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