Kathleen Mitchell - Fox

Position
Graduate Student
Bio/Description


Year Begun: 2021

Research Interests: Contemporary Russophone literature (in particular, poetry); protest culture; gender studies; Soviet and post-Soviet postmodernism

Languages: Russian and French

Publications: 

Intertextual Empire: Rereading Brodsky’s “On the Talks at Kabul” in 2024, NYU Jordan Center Blog (2024)

Conference Presentations: 

Through the bublik hole: Russian voices of recolonisation and resistance in Maria Stepanova’s Spolia (2014) (ASEEES 2022)

Post-structural-ish: Julia Kristeva as Mikhail Bakhtin’s dialogic reader (AATSEEL 2023)

Linguistic Non-identities in Varvara Nedeoglo’s "¡ɚБУДЬ Рʏ͍ССҜОЙ+ОЙ+ʙ̥ОЙ/НА/РÕϚϚИЮ!" (2022) (“Russian Poetry in a Time of War” conference, Princeton 2023)

"Exo-Russian" Self-Creation in the Poetry of Varvara Nedeoglo (AATSEEL 2024)

Translating Poetry of "Akhmatova’s Orphans" into English ("Akhmatova’s Orphans International Conference" conference, Princeton 2024)

Radical (Re-)Staging: Performing Poetry and Postsocialist Gender (ASEEES 2024)

Émigré/Empire: The Self-conceptualization and -organization of Russophone Communities in Berlin Since 2022 ("Princeton-Humboldt Project Workshop: Places of Slavic cultures – Slavic cultures out of place" workshop, Berlin 2024).