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2011Between Us and Artistic Appreciation: Nabokov and the Problem of DistortionTonn, James Michael
2013On Resumptive Pronouns in SlavicChidambaram, Vrinda Subhalaxmi
2015The Russian Sublime: Origins, Rhetoric, and Romantic Response in Pushkin, Platonov, and PelevinPortice, Timothy James
2015TRAGIC THINKING IN EARLY RUSSIAN MODERNISM: MINSKII, MEREZHKOVSKII, AND BRIUSOVCeballos, Lindsay Marie
2015Embodiment in Post-Somatic, Postdramatic Russian New DramaWeygandt, Elena Susanna
2014Mathematical Rebellion. Zero in the Russian Avant-GardeStrudler, Jason
2014Radical Chastity: The Politics of Abstinence in Late Nineteenth Century Russian LiteratureWilson, Jennifer Louise
2013Case and Event Structure in Russian and LithuanianAnderson, Cori L.
2012Siblings: The Path to Universal Brotherhood in Tolstoy and DostoevskyBerman, Anna Aries
2017Czesław Miłosz, Milan Kundera, Joseph Brodsky, and the Task of the Émigré CriticWest, Timothy Wayne

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