Courses

History

History 251 – Imperial Russia
History 252 – Russia in the 20 th Century

Political Science

Political Science 255 – Soviet Politics I, 1917-1953
Political Science 256 – Soviet and Russian Politics, 1953-Present
Political Science 268 – East European Politics and Policy

Modern Languages and Literatures

In addition to the courses listed below, the Russian Program regularly offers classes on particular authors (Pushkin, Gogol, Akhmatova, Gorky), genres (parody and satire, poetry) and themes (the home, Christianity in literature).

Language:
Russian 101, 102 – Elementary Russian
Russian 201, 202 – Intermediate Russian
Russian 301 – Russian Composition and Conversation

Literature, Film, and Culture:
Russian 299 – Russian Epic and Folktale (in English)
Russian 252, 253 – Russian Short Story 1, 2 (in English)
Russian 254 – Russian Drama and the West (in English)
Russian 255 – 19 th Century Russian Literature (in English)
Russian 256 – 20 th Century Russian Literature (in English)
Russian 258 – Fire and Ice: Siberia in Fiction (in English)
Russian 299 – Russian Culture through Film (in English)
Russian 303, 304 – Advanced Studies in Russian Culture 1, 2 (in Russian)

Last updated June 22, 2005