Slavic Languages and Literatures

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Department Course Count
95
Longest Course Name
Ideology of Contemporary Russia's Regime and Paradigms of Cultural Resistance in the 2000-2020s
Longest Course Name Length (chars)
95
Shortest Course Name
TGR PROJECT
Shortest Course Name Length (chars)
11
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Upper Division Course Count
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Graduate Courses Count
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Average Course Name Length (characters)
45
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Slavic Languages and Literatures Department Courses Table

Slavic Languages and Literatures Stanford University
Course Name Course Code Course Hours Classification
Chernobyl in Media and Popular Culture SLAVIC104N idk too hard
The Russian Empire, 1450-1800 SLAVIC110 idk too hard
Russia and Her Conflicts: History, Literature, and Film SLAVIC111 idk too hard
Literature and the Dream of Agriculture in Russia and Beyond SLAVIC116 idk too hard
The Eurasian World From Plato to NATO: History, Politics, and Culture SLAVIC117 idk too hard
Other People's Words: Folklore and Literature SLAVIC118N idk too hard
Ukraine at a Crossroads SLAVIC121 idk too hard
Getting the Picture: Photojournalism in Russia and the U.S. SLAVIC123 idk too hard
Dissent and Protest in Post-Soviet Culture SLAVIC125 idk too hard
Russian Versification: Theory and History SLAVIC129 idk too hard
Ecology Across Cultures SLAVIC138 idk too hard
The Other Europe: Literature from East Central Europe SLAVIC140 idk too hard
Socialist Realism SLAVIC144 idk too hard
Survey of Russian Literature: The Age of Experiment SLAVIC145 idk too hard
The Russian Novel: Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and More SLAVIC146 idk too hard
Modern Russian Literature and Culture: The Age of War and Revolution SLAVIC147 idk too hard
Slavic Literatures and Cultures since the Death of Stalin SLAVIC148 idk too hard
Tails from the Russian Empire: Animals in Russian and Yiddish Literatures SLAVIC149 idk too hard
Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace SLAVIC152 idk too hard
Vladimir Nabokov: Displacement and the Liberated Eye SLAVIC156 idk too hard
"My Life Had Stood - A Loaded Gun": Dostoevsky, Dickinson, and the Question of Freedom. SLAVIC15N idk too hard
Cultural Hybridity SLAVIC160 idk too hard
Chernobyl: from Soviet Utopia to Post-Soviet Apocalypse SLAVIC171 idk too hard
Children's Literature: Russia, Eastern Europe, and Beyond SLAVIC173 idk too hard
Literature from Medieval Rus' and Early Modern Russia SLAVIC179 idk too hard
Philosophy and Literature SLAVIC181 idk too hard
Jews in the Contemporary World SLAVIC183 idk too hard
Classical Russian Poetry SLAVIC187 idk too hard
20th century Russian Poetry: From Aleksandr Blok to Joseph Brodsky SLAVIC188 idk too hard
De-Colonizing Theater in Eastern Europe and Russia SLAVIC194 idk too hard
Russian and East European Theater SLAVIC195 idk too hard
Writing Between Languages: The Case of Eastern European Jewish Literature SLAVIC198 idk too hard
Individual Work for Undergraduates SLAVIC199 idk too hard
Russia and Ukraine: Empire, Nation, Myth SLAVIC203 idk too hard
Politics of Identity in Ukraine SLAVIC204 idk too hard
Ukraine at a Crossroads SLAVIC221 idk too hard
Resurrecting the Word: East European Literary Theory, from Formalism to Marxism and Beyond SLAVIC223 idk too hard
The Balkan World: History, Politics, Literature SLAVIC224B idk too hard
Russian Nationalism: Literature and Ideas SLAVIC228 idk too hard
18th Century Russian Literature SLAVIC230 idk too hard
Yiddish and Translation SLAVIC234 idk too hard
Anton Chekhov: The Human Voice in a Time of Crisis SLAVIC235 idk too hard
The Yiddish Story SLAVIC240 idk too hard
Post-Soviet Literature in Ukraine and Russia SLAVIC249 idk too hard
Dostoevsky: Narrative Performance and Literary Theory SLAVIC251 idk too hard
Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace SLAVIC252 idk too hard
Language and Identity in Ukraine SLAVIC256 idk too hard
The Fierce and Beautiful World of Andrei Platonov SLAVIC263 idk too hard
Ideology of Contemporary Russia's Regime and Paradigms of Cultural Resistance in the 2000-2020s SLAVIC266 idk too hard
Film and Theater SLAVIC267 idk too hard
Media, Truth, and Power: Contemporary Russia in a Global Perspective SLAVIC268 idk too hard
Poetess (Obsolete): Women Poets Take Back Time SLAVIC270 idk too hard
Postmodernist Poetry in Eastern Europe: Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia SLAVIC278 idk too hard
Yugoslavia and the Literature of Freedom SLAVIC286 idk too hard
Fighting For a Freedom of Thought: Censorship and Russian literature of the 19th-20th centuries SLAVIC287 idk too hard
How Contemporary Literature Works SLAVIC289 idk too hard
Research Tools and Professionalization Workshop SLAVIC300B idk too hard
The Geography of Yiddish Literature SLAVIC302 idk too hard
Dissent and Protest in Post-Soviet Culture SLAVIC303 idk too hard
Introduction to Old Church Slavic SLAVIC311 idk too hard
Sergei Eisenstein: Theory, Practice, Method SLAVIC322 idk too hard
Getting the Picture: Photojournalism in Russia and the U.S. SLAVIC323 idk too hard
Readings in Russian Realism SLAVIC325 idk too hard
Boris Pasternak and the Poetry of the Russian Avant-garde SLAVIC327 idk too hard
Russian Nationalism: Literature and Ideas SLAVIC328 idk too hard
Russian Versification: Theory and History SLAVIC329 idk too hard
The Burden of Memory: Theory, Texts, Politics SLAVIC332 idk too hard
The Other Europe: Literature from East Central Europe SLAVIC340A idk too hard
Topics in Early Modern Russia and Ukraine SLAVIC342 idk too hard
Readings in Ukrainian Literature SLAVIC343 idk too hard
Socialist Realism SLAVIC344 idk too hard
Survey of Russian Literature: The Age of Experiment SLAVIC345E idk too hard
The Russian Novel: Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and More SLAVIC346 idk too hard
Modern Russian Literature and Culture: The Age of War and Revolution SLAVIC347 idk too hard
Slavic Literatures and Cultures since the Death of Stalin SLAVIC348 idk too hard
Vladimir Nabokov: Displacement and the Liberated Eye SLAVIC356 idk too hard
Cultural Hybridity SLAVIC360 idk too hard
Introduction to the Profession of Literary Studies SLAVIC369G idk too hard
Get Your Own Toothbrush: Experiments in Communal Housing and their Discontents SLAVIC36N idk too hard
Aleksandr Pushkin SLAVIC370 idk too hard
Chernobyl: from Soviet Utopia to Post-Soviet Apocalypse SLAVIC371 idk too hard
Children's Literature: Russia, Eastern Europe, and Beyond SLAVIC373 idk too hard
Literature from Medieval Rus' and Early Modern Russia SLAVIC379 idk too hard
Classical Russian Poetry SLAVIC387 idk too hard
20th century Russian Poetry: From Aleksandr Blok to Joseph Brodsky SLAVIC388 idk too hard
De-Colonizing Theater in Eastern Europe and Russia SLAVIC394 idk too hard
Russian and East European Theater SLAVIC395 idk too hard
Writing Between Languages: The Case of Eastern European Jewish Literature SLAVIC398 idk too hard
INDIVIDUAL WORK SLAVIC399 idk too hard
Literature at War SLAVIC61N idk too hard
Curricular Practical Training SLAVIC680 idk too hard
Socialism vs. Capitalism: Russian and American Writers' Responses SLAVIC70N idk too hard
Russia's Weird Classic: Nikolai Gogol SLAVIC77Q idk too hard
TGR PROJECT SLAVIC801 idk too hard
TGR Dissertation SLAVIC802 idk too hard
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