This episode of “Ukraine Through the Eyes of Others” features Jason Stanley, an American philosopher and professor at Yale University who authored seven books, including “The Politics of Language”, “How Propaganda Works”, and “How Fascism Works”.

In this interview, Jason discusses his experience teaching at the Kyiv School of Economics and the ideas he gained there for his new book. He also contemplates the European past of Colonialism and Fascism and reveals his views on the politics of language.

The views and opinions expressed in this interview do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of Ukraїner.

This video is supported by the Partnership Fund for a Resilient Ukraine (PFRU), funded by aid from the governments of Canada, Estonia, Finland, Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

00:00:00 – Teaser
00:01:05 – Introduction
00:01:48 – Teaching in Ukraine
00:03:36 – Defensive and offensive nationalism
00:07:58 – Changing Ukrainian identity
00:11:22 – Analysing Putin’s speeches
00:12:25 – Anti civilisation concepts
00:15:20 – Racial nationalism vs cultural genocide
00:19:26 – Victimhood
00:24:03 – Ukrainian democracy
00:26:15 – America’s left and right
00:29:43 – Holodomor as genocide
00:32:11 – What is the way out for Russia?
00:34:27 – Finding the common
00:35:58 – Russian propaganda
00:38:00 – Recognising the guilt
00:42:26 – Role of language
00:50:06 – Approaches to switching to Ukrainian
00:54:01 – Donation of teaching salary
00:59:40 – About a new book
01:04:24 – Favourite place in Ukraine


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