Slavic Studies

2026-2027

98 courses

SLAVIC 104NChernobyl: From Soviet Utopia to Global Apocalypse
SLAVIC 110The Russian Empire, 1450-1800 (HISTORY 120A)
SLAVIC 111Russia and Her Conflicts: History, Literature, and Film
SLAVIC 116Literature and the Dream of Agriculture in Russia and Beyond
SLAVIC 117The Eurasian World From Plato to NATO: History, Politics, and Culture (HISTORY 127, POLISCI 142, REES 117, REES 217)
SLAVIC 118NOther People's Words: Folklore and Literature
SLAVIC 121Ukraine at a Crossroads (REES 221, SLAVIC 221)
SLAVIC 123Getting the Picture: Photojournalism in Russia and the U.S. (AMSTUD 123, COMM 123, REES 223, SLAVIC 323)
SLAVIC 125Dissent and Protest in Post-Soviet Culture (REES 303, SLAVIC 303)
SLAVIC 129Russian Versification: Poetry as System (REES 229, SLAVIC 329)
SLAVIC 138Ecology Across Cultures (DLCL 138, DLCL 338, ILAC 138, SLAVIC 338)
SLAVIC 140The Other Europe: Literature from East Central Europe (SLAVIC 340A)
SLAVIC 144Socialist Realism (SLAVIC 344)
SLAVIC 145Survey of Russian Literature: The Age of Experiment (REES 345C, SLAVIC 345E)
SLAVIC 146The Russian Novel: Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and More (SLAVIC 346)
SLAVIC 147Modernism in Eastern Europe (REES 347, SLAVIC 347)
SLAVIC 148Slavic Literatures and Cultures since the Death of Stalin (REES 348, SLAVIC 348)
SLAVIC 149Tails from the Russian Empire: Animals in Russian and Yiddish Literatures (JEWISHST 149)
SLAVIC 152Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace (SLAVIC 252)
SLAVIC 156Vladimir Nabokov: Displacement and the Liberated Eye (COMPLIT 173, COMPLIT 273, SLAVIC 356)
SLAVIC 160Cultural Hybridity (COMPLIT 231B, SLAVIC 360)
SLAVIC 168Western Literature and Totalitarianism (COMPLIT 169)
SLAVIC 171Chernobyl: from Soviet Utopia to Post-Soviet Apocalypse (REES 322, SLAVIC 371)
SLAVIC 173Children's Literature: Russia, Eastern Europe, and Beyond (SLAVIC 373)
SLAVIC 179Literature from Medieval Rus' and Early Modern Russia (SLAVIC 379)
SLAVIC 181Philosophy and Literature (CLASSICS 42, COMPLIT 181, ENGLISH 81, FRENCH 181, GERMAN 181, ILAC 181, ITALIAN 181, PHIL 81)
SLAVIC 183Jews in the Contemporary World (CSRE 185B, HISTORY 185B, JEWISHST 185B, REES 185B)
SLAVIC 187Classical Russian Poetry: From Lomonosov to Fet (SLAVIC 387)
SLAVIC 18820th century Russian Poetry: From Aleksandr Blok to Joseph Brodsky (SLAVIC 388)
SLAVIC 194De-Colonizing Theater in Eastern Europe and Russia (SLAVIC 394)
SLAVIC 195Russian and East European Theater (SLAVIC 395)
SLAVIC 198Writing Between Languages: The Case of Eastern European Jewish Literature (JEWISHST 148, JEWISHST 348, REES 248, SLAVIC 398)
SLAVIC 199Individual Work for Undergraduates
SLAVIC 201Nikolai Gogol
SLAVIC 203Russia and Ukraine: Empire, Nation, Myth (HISTORY 223G, HISTORY 323G)
SLAVIC 204Politics of Identity in Ukraine
SLAVIC 212Lights, Cinema, and the Writer's Pencil! Vladimir Nabokov and Cinema (ENGLISH 212A, FILMEDIA 412A)
SLAVIC 214Russophone Women's Literature
SLAVIC 221Ukraine at a Crossroads (REES 221, SLAVIC 121)
SLAVIC 223Resurrecting the Word: East European Literary Theory, from Formalism to Marxism and Beyond
SLAVIC 224BThe Balkan World: History, Politics, Literature (HISTORY 24B, HISTORY 124B, REES 224C)
SLAVIC 228Russian Nationalism: Literature and Ideas (REES 328, SLAVIC 328)
SLAVIC 23018th Century Russian Literature
SLAVIC 233Memory Matters (COMPLIT 339, REES 233, SLAVIC 332)
SLAVIC 234Yiddish and Translation (JEWISHST 234)
SLAVIC 235Anton Chekhov: The Human Voice in a Time of Crisis
SLAVIC 240The Yiddish Story (AMSTUD 240Y, JEWISHST 241)
SLAVIC 249Post-Soviet Literature in Ukraine and Russia
SLAVIC 251Dostoevsky: Narrative Performance and Literary Theory
SLAVIC 252Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace (SLAVIC 152)
SLAVIC 256Language and Identity in Ukraine
SLAVIC 263The Fierce and Beautiful World of Andrei Platonov
SLAVIC 266Ideology of Contemporary Russia's Regime and Paradigms of Cultural Resistance in the 2000-2020s (REES 266C)
SLAVIC 267Film and Theater
SLAVIC 270Poetess (Obsolete): Women Poets Take Back Time (COMPLIT 270)
SLAVIC 278Postmodernist Poetry in Eastern Europe: Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia
SLAVIC 286Yugoslavia and the Literature of Freedom
SLAVIC 287Fighting For a Freedom of Thought: Censorship and Russian literature of the 19th-20th centuries
SLAVIC 300BResearch Tools and Professionalization Workshop
SLAVIC 302The Geography of Yiddish Literature (JEWISHST 302)
SLAVIC 303Dissent and Protest in Post-Soviet Culture (REES 303, SLAVIC 125)
SLAVIC 311Introduction to Old Church Slavonic
SLAVIC 322Sergei Eisenstein: Theory, Practice, Method (FILMEDIA 422)
SLAVIC 323Getting the Picture: Photojournalism in Russia and the U.S. (AMSTUD 123, COMM 123, REES 223, SLAVIC 123)
SLAVIC 325Readings in Russian Realism (REES 210)
SLAVIC 327Boris Pasternak and the Poetry of the Russian Avant-garde (REES 327P)
SLAVIC 328Russian Nationalism: Literature and Ideas (REES 328, SLAVIC 228)
SLAVIC 329Russian Versification: Poetry as System (REES 229, SLAVIC 129)
SLAVIC 332Memory Matters (COMPLIT 339, REES 233, SLAVIC 233)
SLAVIC 338Ecology Across Cultures (DLCL 138, DLCL 338, ILAC 138, SLAVIC 138)
SLAVIC 340AThe Other Europe: Literature from East Central Europe (SLAVIC 140)
SLAVIC 342Topics in Early Modern Russia and Ukraine (HISTORY 322E, REES 223E)
SLAVIC 343Readings in Ukrainian Literature
SLAVIC 344Socialist Realism (SLAVIC 144)
SLAVIC 345ESurvey of Russian Literature: The Age of Experiment (REES 345C, SLAVIC 145)
SLAVIC 346The Russian Novel: Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and More (SLAVIC 146)
SLAVIC 347Modernism in Eastern Europe (REES 347, SLAVIC 147)
SLAVIC 348Slavic Literatures and Cultures since the Death of Stalin (REES 348, SLAVIC 148)
SLAVIC 356Vladimir Nabokov: Displacement and the Liberated Eye (COMPLIT 173, COMPLIT 273, SLAVIC 156)
SLAVIC 360Cultural Hybridity (COMPLIT 231B, SLAVIC 160)