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| German and Russian Studies @ the 451 Strickland Hall (formerly GCB) | Columbia, MO 65211-4170 email: grs@missouri.edu | phone: 573-882-4328 | fax: 573-884-8456 |
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Faculty | Zarankin
Julia Zarankin
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Assistant Professor of Russian On Leave 2007-2008 ResearchMy research explores émigré literary production and writing in exile. I am currently writing a book entitled Literary Necrographies: The Imagination of Russian Émigré Memoirists. This book investigates a critical, but previously ignored subgenre of the literary memoir that permeates Russian émigré letters in 1920-40; I examine how writers and poets turn to the memoir form in order to recreate and revive their lost literary worlds and communities. My work tackles the tension between documentary evidence and literary craft in such threshold genres as autobiography, memoir, biography, diaries, and documentary film. I am also interested in the literary representations of cities, most specifically, St. Petersburg. TeachingI have taught the following courses at MU:
PublicationsLearning to See in Armenia forthcoming in 2008 International Congress of Slavists Conference Proceedings (to be published by Slavica, 2008). Literaturnaya nekrografiya [Literary Necrography] in Novyi Zhurnal, 247 (2007), 145-56. Review of Karin Grelz Beyond the Noise of Time in Slavic and East European Journal 51.1 (Spring 2007), 163-4. Le Bonheur poétique dans la rencontre littéraire de Marina Cvetaeva et Mikhail Kuzmine in Modernités russes, (2007). Rupture et conjointure: L’Enjambement dans Le Chevalier de la Charrette (Lancelot) in Oeuvres et Critiques 27 (2002), 221-39. The Correspondence of Vyacheslav Ivanov and Charles Du Bos, with Michael Wachtel, in Archivio italo-russo, vol. 3, (Salerno, 2001), 497-540. |
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