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"The Talking Dead: Articulating the ‘Zombified’ Subject Under Putin.” A lecture by Eliot Borenstein, NYU.

Please join us for “The Talking Dead: Articulating the ‘Zombified’ Subject Under Putin.” A lecture by Eliot Borenstein, Professor of Russian and Slavic Studies at NYU.

(Distributed October 22, 2019)

Guest lecture on contemporary Russian leftist poetry by Marijeta Bozovic, Yale University

Join us for a guest lecture on contemporary Russian leftist poetry by Marijeta Bozovic, Assistant Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures at Yale. On Monday, September 30, 2019 at 4pm at the McCormack Family Theater, 70 Brown St.

(Distributed September 26, 2019)

Multilingual performance and the train that is always late: Conversation with Yoko Tawada

Please join us for a Conversation with the award-winning author Yoko Tawada.

(Distributed April 30, 2019)

Maslenitsa (Russian bliny!)

Russian "Butter Week" – celebrated traditionally in the week before the beginning of the Great Fast during Lent – is thought to derive from pagan ritual connected with "seeing off" winter and welcom

(Distributed March 5, 2019)

Lecture on Digital Humanities Approaches to Language Variability and Their Impact on Language Teaching

Join us for this lecture, which will be delivered by Prof. Václav Cvrček from the Institute of the Czech National Corpus, Faculty of Arts, Charles University.

Date: March 5, 2019 at 4pm

Location: Sayles Hall 105

(Distributed February 21, 2019)

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"The Talking Dead: Articulating the ‘Zombified’ Subject Under Putin.” A lecture by Eliot Borenstein, NYU.

Guest lecture on contemporary Russian leftist poetry by Marijeta Bozovic, Yale University

Multilingual performance and the train that is always late: Conversation with Yoko Tawada

Maslenitsa (Russian bliny!)

Lecture on Digital Humanities Approaches to Language Variability and Their Impact on Language Teaching

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