Spring 2027

Advanced Special Topics in Slavic Languages and Literatures

Advanced special topics course covering Slavic and Central and Eastern European languages and literatures.

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Summary

What you’ll be able to do

  • list, define, and discuss the main figures, theories, and concepts related to the course's advanced topic

  • apply methods of literary, cinematic, and cultural analysis in interpreting a wide range of cultural texts

  • develop, compare, and effectively express ideas about cultural texts and their underlying semantic structures, informed by contextual knowledge and literary critical techniques

  • hone critical and analytical skills through a close reading of fictional, philosophical, political, and theological texts in connection to social, political, and ethical issues

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LITTRANS/SLAVIC 467

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Special topics in Slavic and Central and Eastern European Languages and Literatures.

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Topics

  • Slavic and Central and Eastern European languages and literatures.
  • Main figures, theories, and concepts related to an advanced topic.
  • Fictional, philosophical, political, and theological texts connected to social, political, and ethical issues.

Skills

  • Apply methods of literary, cinematic, and cultural analysis to interpret a wide range of cultural texts.
  • Hone critical and analytical skills through close reading of fictional, philosophical, political, and theological texts.
  • Develop, compare, and express ideas about cultural texts and semantic structures using literary critical techniques.

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Dataset & model

Recorded 2026-10-14

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