Two philosophers on the 'road trip' of their lives through the Ukraine that resists: "This is not a war between two armies, but between two societies"

Tetyana Ogárkova and Volodimir Yermolenko, philosophers rather than war reporters, have authored a unique chronicle of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Their book, "La vida en el límite: ser ucraniano hoy," reflects their experiences traveling across Ukraine, delivering aid and documenting testimonies. They explore profound questions about time, home, and identity amidst war, emphasizing the intensity of living in the present. The authors argue that the concept of home transcends physical structures, embodying emotional roots and security. Their narrative contrasts the Soviet past with a focus on personal stories, highlighting the human cost of conflict and the resilience of the Ukrainian spirit.