Eternal Ceasefire: Performing War and Everyday Life in the Eastern Ukraine

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Based on the anthropological fieldwork carried out in the eastern Ukraine between 2014 and 2015 this article explores everyday performances of the people who, living near to the areas of the current armed conflict, were constantly exposed to discursive and physical violence. The media’s role in the fabrication of newly-conflicting loyalties and ties as well as the transformation of the religious and national identities, have been carefully studied and used to explain the conflict. This article challenges such approach by examining complex aesthetic practices of the region’s residents and paramilitary groups and proposes to focus on the affective aspects of warfare and its aftermaths.

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