About This Issue
This issue features an historical introduction to Ukrainian Studies at Monash University, a piece on the rhetoric and politics of Ivan Kotliarevsky's "Eneida," an analysis of Lesia Ukrainka's "Lisova Pisnia" as a variant of the liebestod motif, an essay on the dramaturgy of grief in Vasyl Stefanyk's "Syny," a piece on the non-deverbative formation of verbs in Modern Ukrainian and Polish, an essy on Vojvodina's Rusinian and its Ukrainian constituent, and an article on Ukrainian Studies in Czechoslovakia between the World Wars.
In This Issue
| Author | Page | Title |
|---|---|---|
| J.E.M. Clarke | 3 | Ukrainian Studies at Monash University—An Historical Introduction |
| Marko Pavlyshyn | 9 | The Rhetoric and Politics of Kotliarevsky's Eneida |
| Slobodanka Vladiv | 25 | Lisova pisnia as a Variant of the Liebestod Motif |
| Olesia Rosalion | 39 | The Dramaturgy of Grief: Vasyl Stefanyk's Syny |
| Jadwiga Kuligowska | 49 | Non-deverbative Formation of Verbs in Modern Ukrainian and Polish |
| Jiri Marvan | 73 | Vojvodina's Rusinian and Its Ukrainian Constituent |
| Jindra Hrncirova-Potter | 83 | Ukrainian Studies in Czechoslovakia between the World Wars |
| Other Articles | 89 | |
| Book Reviews | 101 | |
| Books Received | 112 |
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