SLAV 299
Special Topics
Winter 2021
Topics
- Slavic art and popular culture
- Political and social issues
- Cultural responses to change
Winter 2018 · Topics in Popular Culture
Readings
- Bordwell, David, Narration in the Fiction Film;
- Bordwell, David and Kristin Thompson, Film Art: An Introduction;
- Chatman, Seymour, Story and Discourse: Narrative Structure in Fiction and Film;
- Chatman, Seymore, Coming to Terms: The Rhetoric of Narrative in Fiction and Film;
- Eisenstein, Sergei, Film Form: Essays in Film Theory;
- Pavis, Patrice, Theatre at the Crossroads of Culture; Warner Marien, Mary, Photography: A Critical History. Literary sources will include selected chapters from Alice in Wonderland, Anna
- Karenina, Doctor Zhivago, The Little Prince, Lolita, Sherlock Holmes, and others
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- 2018-Winter-SLAV-299-LECTURE-B2 ↗2018
- 2018-Winter-ENGL-385-LECTURE-B1 ↗2018
- 2017-Fall-SLAV-299-LECTURE-A2 ↗2017
- 2018-Winter-SLAV-299-LECTURE-B1 ↗2018
- SLAV 299 A2: Euromaidan: The Ukranian Revolution between Europe & Russia ↗2015
- SLAV 299 A2- Witchcraft in Slavic Cultures ↗2017
- SLAV 299 B1: Slavic Folklore and Mythology ↗2017
- SLAV 299 B1- Language, Conflicts & Identity ↗2018
- SLAV 299 B2- Text to Film ↗2018
- SLAV 299 B1 - Language, Conflicts & Identity ↗2020
- SLAV 299 B1 - Culture, Arts & Reactions ↗2021
- Articles and audiovisual materials supplied on eClass.
- Partial automated extraction.
- Additional readings are supplied through the course LMS. Partial automated extraction.