Dissertations
The following is a list of all dissertations that have been written in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
2009
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Lucie Medova
Reflexive Clitics in Slavic and Romance Languages. A Comparative View from an Antipassive Perspective |
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Mark Pettus
Dostoevsky’s Closed Threshold in the Construction of the Existential Novel |
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2008
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Yuri Corrigan
Chekhov’s Existentialism: The Ethics of Outsideness |
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Ivan Eubanks
Influence, Discourse and Synthesis in Alexander Pushkin's Dramaturgy, with an Epilogue on Novelistic Discourse in Hordubal, Karel Capek's Adaptation of the Oresteia |
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2007
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Dunja Popovic
Sacrifice and Salvation: Twentieth-Century Russian Literature and Soviet Ideology of the Body
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2006
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Tania Gordeev
The Letter as Inserted Genre in the Russian Literary Tradition
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Sarah Beth Mohler-Kube
A Prosaics of the Mind's Eye: Reader Visualization, Perspective Engagement, and the Visual Ethics of Tolstoy's War and Peace |
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2005
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Cole M Crittenden
Theatre in Time: The Meta-Temporal Drama of Chekhov, Vvedensky, and Havel |
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2004
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Jeanette Koenig
A Diachronic Analysis of the Interaction of Syllabification and Jer Vocalization |
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Sarah Clovis-Bishop
The Book of Poems in Twentieth-Century Russian Literature: Khodasevich, Gippius and Shvarts |
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2003
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Eva Rottman
The Mary Stuart Myth in 20th Century Russian Literature |
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2002
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Brian K. Stimmler
A Diachronic Analysis of the Russian Short Form Active Participle: the Syntax of Absolutes and Bare Predicate Adjuncts |
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2001
2000
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David Freedel
A Comparative Pedagogical Analysis of Introductory Russian Language Textbooks |
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Nicole M. Monnier
The Man Who Became a Myth: The Canonization of Vissarion Belinsky in the Russian Literary Tradition |
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1999
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Thomas Cunningham
Terrible Visions: The Sublime Image of Ivan the Terrible in Russian Opera |
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1998
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Anthony Prather
Platonov's Chevengur and the Soviet Literary World of the 1920s |
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Craig Cravens
Pushkin's Evgenji Onegin, Dostoevsky's Besy, Capek's Hordubal, and Kundera's Zert: The First-Person Novel in Czech and Russian Literature |
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Gabriella Safran
Narratives of Jewish Acculturation in the Russian Empire: Bogrov, Orzeszkowa Leskov, Chekov |
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1995
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Loren Billings
Approximation in Russian and the Single-Word Constraint |
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1974
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Emily Klenin
Russian Reflexive Pronouns and the Semantic Roles of Noun Phrases in Sentences |
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1972
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Ellen Chances
The Ideology of "Pocvennicestvo" in Dostoevskij's Journals Vremja and Epokha |
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1971
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Virginia Heron Bennett
The Russian Tradition of Nineteenth Century Literary Memoirs and Andrej Belyj's Vospominanija o A. A. Bloke |
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1970
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Lewis Jules Bernhardt
Chapters in the History of the Hebrew Literary Renaissance in Russia (1892 - 1924): Hebrew Renaissance Poetry in Russian Translation |
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1966
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