This course explores Anton Chekhov's works within the context of Russian culture and his universal appeal.
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LITTRANS 222
Dostoevsky in Translation
3–4 creditsExamines Dostoevsky's exploration of life's fundamental questions through close reading of translated works.
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The workload involves significant reading of novels and writing three to four analysis essays, supplemented by discussion posts and short quizzes. Students are warned not to fall behind on the reading.
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Fall 2022–Fall 2025SLAVIC 420
Chekhov
3–4 creditsSLAVIC 420 examines Anton Chekhov's works within their literary, historical, and cultural contexts.
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SLAVIC 422
Dostoevsky
3–4 creditsSLAVIC 422 examines Dostoevsky's works within their literary, historical, and cultural contexts.
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Historical reviews of Maksim Hanukai: The course requires strict attendance and long readings, with only a few short papers or essays. One reviewer found the reading load challenging, while another noted the grading is easy.
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SLAVIC 991
Individual Research-slavic Literature
1–12 creditsSLAVIC 991 is an independent research course in Slavic literature involving supervised writing and research.
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