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RU 152 Russian Modernism
Schedule
The following class schedule information is provided as a general guide
and is subject to change over the course of the semester. If the schedule
needs to be adjusted, changes will be noted in class.
Weekly Schedule
| Day |
Time |
Location |
| Monday |
11:25-12:15 |
FIC Freeman 1 |
| Wednesday |
11:25-12:15 |
FIC Freeman 1 |
| Friday |
11:25-12:15 |
FIC Freeman 1 |
Tentative Course Calendar (Click one of the following links to
jump ahead to a specified week.)
| Week 1 |
8 Feb. Introduction
10 Feb. CHEKHOV, ANTON (1860-1904)
The Chameleon (1884)
The Culprit (1885)
Vanka (1886)
Heartache (1886)
The Kiss (1887)
12 Feb. An Attack of Nerves (1888)
Anna on the Neck (1895)
The Darling (1899) |
| Week 2 |
15 Feb. The Lady with the Pet Dog (1899)
The Man in a Shell (1898)
Gooseberries (1898)
About Love (1898)
17 Feb. SOLOGUB, FEDOR (1863-1927)
X My Ship began to Sink (1902, xerox)
THE PETTY DEMON (1902) Ch. I-X
19 Feb. SOLOGUB, FEDOR (1863-1927)
X My Ship began to Sink (1902, xerox)
THE PETTY DEMON (1902) Ch. I-X
(and see the introduction!) |
| Week 3 |
22 Feb. Ch. XI-XX
24 Feb. Ch. XXI-XXXII
--Winter Carnival-- |
| Week 4 |
1 Mar. BELY, ANDREI (1880-1934)
PETERSBURG (1913-22) Chapters 1-2
(be sure to read the very useful notes!)
3 Mar. Chapters 3-4
5 Mar. Chapters 5-6 |
| Week 5 |
8 Mar. Chapters 7-end
10 Mar. BABEL, ISAAC (1894-1938?)
The Story of my Dovecote
Crossing the Zbrucz
A Letter
My First Goose
The Death of Dolgushov
12 Mar. BABEL The Catholic Church in Novograd
Pan Apolek
Gedali
The Rebbe
The Cemetery in Kozin
The Rebbe's Son |
| Week 6 |
15 Mar. ZAMYATIN, EVGENII (1884-1937)
WE (1924) Ch. 1-13
17 Mar. Ch. 14-27
19 Mar. Ch. 28-40
--Spring Break-- |
| Week 7 |
29 Mar PILNYAK, BORIS (1894-1937?)
x The Death of the Army Commander (1926)
MIDTERM PAPER DUE!!:
Presentation and discussion of your Midterm papers
31 Mar. OLESHA, YURY (1899-1960)
ENVY (1927) Part I
2 April ENVY, Part II
KATAEV, VALENTIN (1897-)
x from TIME, FORWARD! (1932)
ILF-PETROV
x How the Soviet Robinson was Written (1933) |
| Week 8 |
5 April BULGAKOV, MIKHAIL (1891-1940)
THE MASTER AND MARGARITA Ch. 1-6
**FOLLOW ALONG ON THE MASTER
& MARGARITA PAGES!**
7 April Ch. 7-13
9 April Ch. 14-19 |
| Week 9 |
12 April Ch. 20-26
14 April Ch. 26-Epilog
16 April LITERATURE OF THE GULAG
SOLZHENITSYN, ALEKSANDR (1918-)
GULAG ARCHIPELAGO 11, ch. 1, The Fingers of Aurora (1974, x)
TSCHERNAVIN, VLADIMIR from I SPEAK FOR THE SILENT (1935, x) |
| Week 10 |
19 April SHALAMOV, VARLAM (1907-82), KOLYMA TALES
In the Night, Dry Rations
Quiet, Major Pugachev's Last Battle
On Tick, A Child's Drawings
Lend-Lease, The Train
21 April AKHMATOVA, ANNA (1888-1966), Requiem (1935-40, x)
SOLZHENITSYN, Matryona's Home (1963, xerox)
EVTUSHENKO, In Memory of Akhmatova - a poem (1966, xerox)
23 April NABOKOV, VLADIMIR (1899-1977)
SPEAK, MEMORY (1966) Ch. 1-4 |
| Week 11 |
26 April Ch. 5-10
28 April Ch. 11-15
30 April EROFEEV, VENIAMIN (1938-1991)
MOSCOW TO THE END OF THE LINE (1969)
Erofeev Pages by Julia Topalian,
Midd '00 |
| Week 12 |
3 May KHARITONOV, EVGENII (1941-81) selected stories
On Evgenii
Kharitonov
5 May TOLSTAYA, TATIANA stories from ON THE GOLDEN PORCH:
Okkervil River
Hunting the Wooly Mammoth
Sonya
The Fakir
Peters
7 May CONCLUSIONS- FINAL PAPER DUE |
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