Taras Nazaruk
Foto: Center Urban History, Lviv
E-Mail: taras.nazaruk
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Hans Böckler Nachwuchsforschungsgruppe NFG026
- Since 2023: doctoral student; thesis title: "Social media and civic digital archiving to research Russia's War on Ukraine. Case Study of the Telegram Archive"
- Since 2024: Hans Böckler Foundation fellowship within the NFG 026 "Digital Histories of Violence in the 21st Century" [Link]
- Since 2020: Head of Digital History Projects at the Center for Urban History in Lviv
- Since 2022: Project Coordinator of the Telegram Archive of the War at the Center for Urban History in Lviv
- Since 2016: Project Coordinator of the Lviv Interactive Project at the Center for Urban History in Lviv
- 2012-2014 MA in Communication Design at the University of Wroclaw
- 2011-2012 Specialist in Journalism at the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv
- 2007-2011 BA in Journalism at the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv.
Forschungsschwerpunkte
- Digital humanities and digital storytelling
- Social media archiving
- History of Soviet cybernetics and early computer networks
Publikationen
mehr Infos
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2025: Nazaruk T., Telegram – eine Dekade Meinungsfreiheit und Sorge um Sicherheit, Osteuropa 1-3/2025, S. 443–451
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2024: Ackermann F., Nazaruk T. Mythos Telegram, Geschichte der Gegenwart
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2024: Avramenko O., Nazaruk T., Rubanska A., Serbulov D. (2024) Telegram Archive of the War. An initiative to preserve and organize data from the Telegram social network about the Russo-Ukrainian war. Two-year results of the project.
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2024: Bareikytė, M., Makhortykh, M., Martin, A., Nazaruk, T., & Skop, Y. (2024). How should platforms be archived? On sustainable use practices of a Telegram Archive to study Russiaʼs war against Ukraine. Media, Culture & Society, 46(7), 1378-1396. [Link]
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2024: Shumylovych B., Nazaruk T. Lviv Interactive" and Exploring Artistsʼ Spaces on a Digital Map, Colloquia Humanistica, Digital Studies of Culture in Central Europe, No. 13. [Link]
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2022: “Subscribe and Follow. Telegram and Responsive Archiving the War in Ukraine”. Sociologica, 16(2), 217–226. [Link]
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2022: “Preserving the now! Mediating Memories and Archiving Experiences in Ukraine” In: NECSUS_European Journal of Media Studies. #Materiality, Jg. 11. by Shumylovych B., Makhanets O., Nazaruk T., Otrishchenko N., Brunow D. [Link]
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2022: Nazaruk T. "A Few Thoughts on Silence, Space, and Memory," Hideouts. Architecture of Survival Catalogue, ed. Wenzel M., Szreder K., Romik N., Janus A., Janitschek K., Hatje Cantz Verlag
Manuscripts submitted:
- Nazaruk T. "Do Androids Watch Electronic Films?", Prisma Ukraïna. Images and Objects (edited volume), Forum Transregionale Studien (manuscript)
- Marino I., Nazaruk T. "Archives and the Practice of History in Times of Collective Catastrophes: A comparative study of the projects Coronarchive and the Most Documented War", 'Digital History and Hermeneutics' series, Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH) (manuscript)
- “How should Platforms be archived? On Sustainable use Practices of a Telegram Archive to Study Russia's war against Ukraine” by Bareikytė M., Makhortykh M., Martin M., Nazaruk T., Skop Y. (manuscript)
- “Do Androids Watch Electronic Films?”, Prisma Ukraïna. Images and Objects (edited volume), Forum Transregionale Studien. (manuscript)
- “Digital Tools and Old Heuristic Methods: Placing Artists on the Map”, Colloquia Humanistica, Digital Studies of Culture in Central Europe, by Shumylovych B., Nazaruk T. (manuscript)
Projekte
Telegram Archive of the War link
Catalogue of Documenting Initiatives link
Lviv Interactive. Selected Publications:
- Stalag 328, Mapping the History of Nazi POW camp in Lviv link
- Jewish City, History of the Community in Lviv link
- The Lviv Pogrom (1941). Spatial Context and Perpetrators of the Violence link
- Mapping Lviv Ghetto link
- Lwów / לעמבערג / Львів. A Story of Returns link
- Mapping Soundscape of Lviv during COVID-19 link
- Spring of Nations in Lviv link
- Kyiv Interactive link
- Imaginary Map of Literary Lviv link
- Modernism in Lviv link
Events Organized:
- 2023-2025: The Most Documented War. Symposium for Documentation and Archiving Initiatives link
- 2022: Russia's War in Ukraine: Interdisciplinary Data Sprint with Telegram Archives link
- 2022: Digital Archiving: Challenges and Opportunities of Archiving Social Media Data In the Context of Crisis Events link
- 2022: EHRI Seminar “Documenting the War. Past and Present” link
- 2019: Digital Cultures. Lviv 2019 // Living Archives link
- 2019, 2021: Digital History Seminars link
