Ep. 11 - Sources and Such
Updated: Mar 22, 2021
A Walk Through Kyiv Parks:
Museums Mentioned:
* Water Museum (Mykhaila Hrushevskoho St, 1В, Kyiv)
* Mariinsky Palace (5A, Mykhaila Hrushevskoho St, Kyiv)
Sources:
* Christine Chraibi, "Luigi & Mokryna: an Italian-Ukrainian love story spanning the 20th century" on EuroMaidan Press (2019)
* Y. Kononenko, "Soul of Ukraine's Song (Marusia Churai, Lesia Ukrainka, Lina Kostenko" in Heroii ta Snamenytosti v Ukrainskyj Kulturi (1999).
* Oleksandr Kryvoshyj, Women in Public Ukrainian Life During the Cossack Era (1998)
* Elvira Zahurska, "Legends about Marusia Churai" in Den (2006)
* Oleksandra Wallo, Ukrainian Women Writers and the National Imaginary: From the Collapse of the USSR to the Euromaidan (2019)
* D.H. Struk, "The How, the What and the Why of 'Marusia Churai': A Historical Novel in Verse by Lina Kostenko" in Canadian Slavonic Papers (1990).
* Leonid Kaufman, Divchyna z Legendy. Marusia Churai (1974)
* Maryna Romanets, "His Stories Becoming Histories: Lina Kostenko's Poetic Martyr-Drama" in Canadian Slavonic Papers (2003)
* "Women" in Encylopedia of Ukraine (Online)
* Natalia Sviatokum, "Zhinky Kozachchyny. Marusi, Roksolany, Berehyni" in UaModerna (2017)
* Paul Robert Magosci, A History of Ukraine: The Land and Its Peoples (2010)
* Martha Bohachevsky-Chomiak, Feminists Despite Themselves: Women in Ukrainian Community Life (1988)
* V.M. Pischanska, "Women in the Culture of Ukrainian Cossacks" in Kulturna Ukraina (2014)