The twelfth print magazine Reporters is 18 stories and 160 pages of reports, essays, and new and archival photo stories about the transformation of Ukrainian dreams and the birth of a citizen.
Over the past thirty-five years, the dreams of Ukrainians have changed radically. What we aspired to in the 1990s is significantly different from what we are heading for today. The dreams of the majority reflect the country's path - from the collapse of an empire and economic crisis to several revolutions, war and the fight for one's own voice. What does it mean to dream Ukrainian today?
It may seem to us that our personal dreams do not matter at the moment. Because our main and common dream is for the state to survive. This is the forced response to the American dream: we strive not so much for our own prosperity as for the opportunity to simply live on our own land. As Vitaly Portnikov writes in this issue, we simply want our independent and sovereign state to exist, because our enemies want it not to exist. However, it is the personal dreams of each and every one that are combined into a common vision of the future.
Characteristics:
Book language: Ukrainian
Number of pages: 160
Dimensions: 30x21x1.5 cm
Weight: 0.75 kg