Slavic Languages and Literatures Faculty listing

 

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Associate Professor Herbert Eagle, Chair

Academics and Requirements

Professors

Michael Makin, Russian literature of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Russian language

Omry Ronen, Historical and descriptive poetics of Russian literature of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, metrics, Russian Formalism and Structuralism, popular sub-genres

Jindrich Toman, Slavic linguistics, Czech literature

 

Associate Professors

Herbert Eagle, Russian and East European literature and film, literary and film theory

Andrew Herscher, Modern and contemporary architecture, urbanism, and visual culture in Central and Southeastern Europe

Mikhail Krutikov, Jewish literature, Jewish-Slavic relations

Olga Maiorova, Nineteenth-century Russian literature, culture, and history

 

Assistant Professors

Tatjana Aleksić, Literary Theory, Postmodern Fiction, Contemporary Balkan literature with an emphasis on Serbian and Modern Greek fiction, Nationalism, Postcolonialism, Exile, Issues of Identity, Balkan Folklore, and Oral Poetry

Sofya Khagi, Nineteenth ad Twentieth Century Russian Poetry, Russian and European Romanticism, Russian and Western Dystopia, Existentialist Thought, East European Literary Theory, Post-Soviet Literature and Culture, Contemporary Baltic Cultures

Benjamin Paloff, Polish, Russian and Czech modern literatures, literary theory, poetics, and translation theory and practice

 

Lecturers

Alina Makin, Russian language

Ewa Malachowksa-Pasek, Polish language, Czech language

Svitlana Rogovyk, Language pedagogy, Russian and Ukrainian languages

Marija Rosic, Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian languages

Nina Shkolnik, Russian Language

Piotr Westwalewicz, Polish Language and Culture

 

Professors Emeriti

Bogdana Carpenter, Polish language, literature, and culture; comparative literature

Assya Humesky, Russian poetry, drama, and stylistics; Ukrainian language and literature

Ladislav Matejka, Slavic Linguistics, literary theory, Czech language and literature

Vitaly Shevoroshkin, Russian morphology and phonology

Benjamin A. Stolz, Slavic linguistics, Serbo-Croatian language, literature and folklore

 

 


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