Meeting with Constantin Sigov

Moderated by:
- Iryna Dmytrychyn, Senior Lecturer and Head of Ukrainian Studies (CREE, Inalco)
Book presentation
Constantin Sigov succeeds in synthesizing in a moving and precise text the Soviet era, where the ideals of free creation came up against the wall of censorship, the era of Estonian and Ukrainian independence, when the talent of the two protagonists flourished spectacularly, and the heroic and tragic era of the Russian-led war against Ukraine. It's a vision that only a close friend of theirs like Constantin Sigov can offer us, through the intersecting destinies and work of these remarkable men, who were also bound together by a steadfast friendship.
Author biography
Constantin Sigov, born May 31, 1962 in Kyiv, is a Ukrainian philosopher and publisher. A French-speaking intellectual, he is the author of several works published in France. A music lover, he has befriended two great contemporary composers, Arvo Pärt and Valentin Silvestrov.
"Ukrainian Library"
This cycle aims to reflect Ukrainian current affairs in the broadest sense, through recent publications dedicated to or affecting Ukraine.
Organizer
- Iryna Dmytrychyn (CREE, Inalco)