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Assistant Professor (Russian) |
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bojanows@rci.rutgers.edu |
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Fall 2009 Office Hours: |
| Th 2-3 or by appt. |
| 195 Coll Ave Rm 201 (2nd Floor) |
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Education: |
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- Ph.D., Harvard University
- B.A., Barnard College
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Courses Taught at Rutgers: |
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- Tolstoy's War and Peace (860:486/195:480)
- Love and Death in the Russian Short Story (860:322/195:356)
- Two Times Two Is Five: Rationality and Irrationality in Russian Literature (860:320/195:397)
- Russian Novel in the 20th Century (860:328/195:352)
- Imperial Nations and Their Fictions (Honors Seminar, 090:251)
- Nation and Empire in British, Russian, and American 19th Century Fiction (graduate course, 16:195:604)
- Tolstoy (to be offered Spring 2010, 860:331)
- Russian Literature and Empire (to be offered Spring 2010, 860:334)
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Selected Publications |
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- "Equivocal Praise and National-Imperial Conundrums: Gogol's 'A Few Words About Pushkin,'" Canadian Slavonic Papers/Revue Canadienne des slavistes 51.2-3 (2009): 173-197.
- Nikolai Gogol: Between Ukrainian and Russian Nationalism, Harvard University Press, January 2007.
- "E Pluribus Unum: Isaac Babel´s Red Cavalry As a Story Cycle.", Russian Review 59 (2000): 371-89.
- "Wislawa Szymborska: Naturalist and Humanist.", Slavic and East European Journal 41 (1997): 199-223. Reprint: Contemporary Literary Criticism, vol. 190. Detroit: Gale Research Co., August, 2004.
- Polish translation of a chapter from Tom Wolfe´s The Bonfire of the Vanities published with an introductory note in Czas Kultury (a Polish cultural monthly) 22-23 (1990): 50-60.
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Research Interests |
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Nineteenth-century Russian literature and cultural history, nationalism and imperialism, Russian journalism of the 19th. cent., reception studies, Central European literatures, especially Polish, literature and ideology, postcolonial theory |
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