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Literary Criticism
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Michael E. Biggins
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Prof. Jose Alaniz and Ph.d. Student Veronica Muskheli team up to translate a Russian Sci-Fi story
Publication of a new book from Slavic faculty member Sasha Senderovich
"Katherine Mansfield And Russia" a book edited by Galya Diment is published
Research
Publications
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Essays
"Edvard Kocbek," in
South Slavic Writers Before World War II
. Detroit : Gale Press, 1995. (Dictionary of Literary Biography ; vol. 147): p. 79-86.
"Tomaž Šalamun," in
South Slavic Writers Since World War II
. Detroit : Gale Press, 1997 (Dictionary of Literary Biography ; vol. 181): p. 288-294.
Publications
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Books
Bergelson, David.
Judgment: A Novel
Co-Translated and with critical introduction by Sasha Senderovich
Galya Diment, ed.
Goncharov's "Oblomov": A Critical Companion
. Evanston: Northwestern University Press, 1998. 200pp.
Undergraduate
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Honors Theses
Blum, Jared J. Social and Moral Criticism in Russia Under Nicholas I, 1825-1855. Honors Thesis, 2000.
Chan, Roy. Mikhail Kuzmin: Towards a Critical Reevaluation. Honors Thesis, 2002.
Karren, Val M. For the Race of His Fathers: A critical analysis of the writings of Liviu Rebreanu. Honors Thesis, 1997.
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