Author: Matej Kaniewski for Culture.pl Written in 1833, Alexander Pushkin’s Bronze Horseman kickstarted a new and unprecedented movement in Russian literature, known as the ‘Petersburg text’. It led ...

The acclaimed Ukrainian author and essayist talks about his experience as a Soviet-born, Russian-speaking novelist, the ...

His Introduction to Russian Literature course regularly attracts up to 500 students, making it one of the most popular elective courses at Northwestern. America’s youth are widely assumed to be more ...

It is not for nothing that Soviet propaganda advertised the USSR as “the most well-read country in the world”–today, still, literature holds special significance for Russian speakers. We draw on some ...

Russian language and literature encompasses research topics ranging from historical linguistics and general linguistic theory to sociological phenomena of the contemporary language, and from the ...

The Nobel Prize in Literature 1933 was awarded to Ivan Bunin "for the strict artistry with which he has carried on the classical Russian traditions in prose writing." In 1958, the Nobel Prize in ...

We offer 4 years of Russian language studies and a wide range of courses in literature, culture, and area studies. You will be part of a close-knit and dynamic community with numerous co-curricular ...

Major in Russian, a language the U.S. State Department deems "critical," and gain a decisive edge for career success in law, journalism, international affairs and public and government services.

Saint Louis University's Russian studies minor requires at least three years of Russian along with a study of literature and culture. It prepares students for the immersive study of Russian or ...