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More on Gogol's Overcoat...

justindoherty wrote 5 days ago: As promised in yesterday’s class (Tuesda, 11 December), some more information on Gogol: Simon … more →

Pre-Revolutionary Colour Photos

joshua walker wrote 2 weeks ago: Newsweek recently published a fantastic slide show of pre-revolutionary photos from the Russian coun … more →

Tags: Photography, prokudin-gorskii

Gogol' criticism

justindoherty wrote 2 weeks ago: As promised in class today, the source of several useful and interesting essays on Gogol’ and … more →

More on Chatman

joshua walker wrote 3 weeks ago: In today’s 19th century class, we discussed a possible reading of Lermontov’s HoT accord … more →

Tags: Comment on the Seminar, Lermontov, narrative theory, Seymour Chatman

Physiognomy: Fighting on in the 20th Century

joshua walker wrote 3 weeks ago: In one of last week’s classes, we discussed the 19th-century psuedo science known as physiogno … more →

Tags: Comment on the Seminar, harvard, ivy league nude posture photos, Lermontov, physiognomy

Last year's Lermontov posts

joshua walker wrote 4 weeks ago:     If anyone is interested in going deeper into the topic of Lermontov and the Caucusus, … more →

Tags: Lermontov

Free Chekhov podcasts

joshua walker wrote 4 weeks ago: If you like Chekhov, I have great news for you.  At this site here, you can listen to and download f … more →

Tags: Chekhov, drake, Podcasts

Who was Lord Byron?

joshua walker wrote 1 month ago: Today in class we were discussing Lord Byron and the impact of his work upon Lermontov’s HoT. … more →

Tags: Comment on the Seminar, Hero of our Time, how stuff works, Lermontov, Lord Byron

Apropos of Lermontov

joshua walker wrote 1 month ago: As you may have realised while reading A Hero of our Time, most of the action in the first section t … more →

Tags: Lermontov, Georgia, Russia, South Ossetia

on the calque2 comments

joshua walker wrote 9 months ago: I received an email from Len today asking me to clarify the meaning of the “calque” that … more →

reading for tuesday

joshua walker wrote 10 months ago: Here’s the reading for th next class, from Part I Chapter IV : - Эй вы, Свидригайлов! Вам чего … more →

сенная площадь ~ 18301 comment

joshua walker wrote 10 months ago: not quite what one has in mind when one reads C&P I think … … more →

Dostoevsky in the 29th Century

joshua walker wrote 10 months ago: Here is an excellent piece on the relevance and influence of Dostoevsky upon 29th century writers an … more →

Tags: Interesting Russia link, Dostoevsky

Chaikovskii in Dublin4 comments

joshua walker wrote 10 months ago: Sarah wanted me to pass this on – looks interesting - To whom it may concern, This March, Oper … more →

Достоевский и Петербург - Reading for Tuesday1 comment

joshua walker wrote 10 months ago: By way of introducing our Russian reading for Tuesday, I thought it apt to mention that all the stre … more →

Free Russian Audio Books

joshua walker wrote 10 months ago: I stumbled upon a great site today: a collection of free Russian audio books, including Goncharov … more →

Tags: Interesting Russia link

Lyadov folk song settings

justindoherty wrote 11 months ago: Lyadov’s arrangements for orchestra of Russian folk songs  … more →

Tags: music and visual arts, Music, Nationalism

'Night on a Bare Mountain'1 comment

justindoherty wrote 11 months ago: Mussorgsky’s amazing evocation of a witches’ sabbath, ‘Ночь на Лысом горе’ … more →

Tags: music and visual arts, Music, Nationalism, Folk culture

Balakirev overture

justindoherty wrote 11 months ago: Balakirev’s ‘Overture on 3 Russian Themes’ - not what we heard in class (that was … more →

Tags: music and visual arts, Music, Nationalism


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