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 Ronald Vroon | Chair
20th-century Russian poetry (Symbolism, Futurism, the Peasant School); Baroque and Neoclassicism (Polotsky, Sumarokov, Derzhavin)
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 Vyacheslav V. Ivanov
Slavic, Baltic, and Indo-European linguistics, mythology and folklore, Russian literature and culture, languages of Los Angeles.
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 Gail Lenhoff
Medieval and 17th-century Russian literature and culture (saints’ lives, history writing, rhetoric, art), Russo-Tatar relations, political theology.
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 Roman Koropeckyj
Polish and Ukrainian language, literature and culture, Romanticism, anthropology and literary theory.
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 Olga Kagan
Coordinator of the Russian Language Program and Undergraduate Advisor Director of the UCLA Center for World Languages and the National Heritage Language Resource Center Heritage language education; foreign language teaching
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 Susan Kresin
Czech and Russian language pedagogy, contrastive studies of contemporary Czech and Russian, focusing on definiteness, aspect, discourse.
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 Anna Kudyma
Russian and Ukrainian language and culture. Russian for heritage speakers, language pedagogy, Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL).
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 Georgiana Galateanu
Romanian language and culture, Romanian for heritage
speakers, women and literature in Eastern Europe, foreign
language pedagogy.
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 Viktorija Lejko-Lacan
Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian language and
culture, foreign and second language
teaching methodology, BCS for
heritage speakers, women’s studies and
literature in the countries of Southern Europe.
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 Boris Dralyuk
Nineteenth and twentieth-century Russian literature and popular culture; Russian language; Polish language and literature. Literary translation.
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 Melinda Borbely
Hungarian language, literature and culture, Hungarian for heritage speakers, folklore in Transylvania.
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 Daria Khitrova , Visiting Assistant Professor
Russian literature and culture of 19th century; Russian and European Modernism; Russian literature and film of the first half of 20th century; Theatre and dance of 20th century; Formalist poetics.
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 Yelena Furman
Twenty and twenty-first century literature; contemporary women's literature; Chekhov; Russian-American fiction; feminist theory.
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Professors Emeriti
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In Memoriam
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