ABOUT
Paulsen defended his PhD in Russian studies at the University of Bergen in 2009. He studied has worked on Belarusian, Russian and Ukrainian language, literature and culture for twenty years. His focus on Ukrainian studies include contemporary Ukrainian literature, history of the Ukrainian language and memory politics in social media.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Contemporary literature, language history, memory politics, social media.
WEB-PAGE
https://www.uib.no/personer/Martin.Paulsen
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS ON UKRAINE
- Paulsen, Martin. 2016. “På sporet av en kommende konflikt: Serhij Zjadans roman Vorosjylovhrad,” Vinduet 1/2016, 88-97.
- Paulsen, Martin. 2013. “#Holodomor — Twitter and public discourse in Ukraine”. In Rutten, Ellen, Julie Fedor, Vera Zvereva (eds.), Memory, Conflict and New Media: Web wars in Post-Socialist States, Routledge, 82–97.
- Paulsen, Martin. 2008. “Jurij Andruchovyč og det postsovjetiske ukrainske språket”. In Lunde Ingunn & Susanna Wit (eds.), Terminal Øst: Totalitære og posttotalitære diskurser. Oslo: Spartacus, 201–14.