Note: In order to find a course in the new 4 digit numbering system using an old 3 digit number, please refer to the conversion list below. Before registering for courses with the new 4 digit numbering system, please ensure that you have not previously taken the course in its 3 digit form.
Click here for conversion list of former 3-digit course numbers.
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Note: All Russian Literature courses are offered in English.
Students unsure of their language level should contact the Department of Modern languages about a placement test. In addition, all students, including first year students, may obtain special permission to register in a higher course if they have sufficient background in the language.
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Russian
1030 -
Russian for Beginners
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An introduction to spoken and written Russian for students with no previous knowledge of Russian. Offers a basis for further work in commercial and scientific fields, political science, and foreign affairs, as well as the study of Russian literature in the original.
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The former Russian 002.
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Russian
2127F/G -
Russian Culture, Past and Present.
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Taught in English. A study of the intellectual history and the present climate of Russian civilization. Insights into the literary, artistic, social and political character of pre-Soviet, Soviet and post-Soviet Russia. Lectures regularly supplemented by examples of Russian visual art, music and film.
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Russian
2135F/G -
Introduction to Russian Literature in Translation 1
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Taught in English. A survey of the major works in Russian literature.
Antirequisite(s):
Russian 2235F/G, the former Russian 138F, 139G, 142G, 149G, 238F, 239G, 242G and 294G.
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Russian
2136F/G -
Introduction to Russian Literature in Translation 2
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Taught in English. A survey of the major works in Russian literature.
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Russian 2236F/G, the former Russian 138F, 139G, 142G, 149G, 238F, 239G, 242G, 249G.
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Russian
2158F/G -
Dostoevsky
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Taught in English.
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Russian
2168F/G -
Tolstoy
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Taught in English.
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Russian
2178F/G-2179F/G -
Special Topics in Russian Literature
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Taught in English. Please consult the Department for current offering.
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Russian
2199F/G -
Chekhov
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Taught in English.
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Russian
2200 -
Intermediate Russian
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Review and continuation of grammar and oral and written practice. Readings of various prose styles.
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Russian 1030 or Grade 12U Russian or the former OAC Russian or the former Russian 002, or permission of the Department.
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Russian
2227F/G -
Russian Culture, Past and Present
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Taught in English with tutorial in Russian. A study of the intellectual history and the present climate of Russian civilization. Insights into the literary, artistic, social and political character of pre-Soviet and post-Soviet Russia. Lectures regularly supplemented by examples of Russian visual art, music and film.
Prerequisite(s):
Russian 2200 or the former Russian 020, or permission of the Department.
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Russian
2235F/G -
Introduction to Russian Literature 1
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A survey of the major works in Russian literature. Taught in English with tutorial in Russian.
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Russian 2135F/G, the former Russian 138F, 139G, 142G, 149G, 238F, 239G, 242G and 249G.
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Russian 2200 or the former Russian 020, or permission of the Department.
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Russian
2236F/G -
Introduction to Russian Literature 2
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A survey of the major works in Russian literature. Taught in English with tutorial in Russian.
Antirequisite(s):
Russian 2236F/G, the former Russian 138F, 139G, 142G, 149G, 238F, 239G, 242G and 249G.
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Russian 2200 or the former Russian 020, or permission of the Department.
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Russian
2258F/G -
Dostoevsky
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Russian 2200 or the former Russian 020, or permission of the Department.
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Russian
2268F/G -
Tolstoy
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Russian 2200 or the former Russian 020, or permission of the Department.
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Russian
2278F/G-2279F/G -
Special Topics in Russian Literature
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Please consult the Department for current offering. Lectures taught in English, tutorials in Russian.
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Russian 2200 or the former Russian 020, or permission of the Department.
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Russian
2291 -
Composition and Oral Practice
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Advanced study of the Russian language.
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Russian 2200 or the former Russian 020, or permission of the Department.
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Russian
2299F/G -
Chekhov
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Taught in English with tutorial in Russian.
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Russian 2200 or the former Russian 020, or permission of the Department.
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Russian
3345A/B -
Russian-English Translation
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Russian 2291 or permission of the Department.
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Russian
3350A/B -
Russian-English Translation
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Russian 2291 or permission of the Department.
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Russian
3392E -
Special Topics in Russian Studies
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Advanced study of special topics in Russian language, literature, linguistics, translation, or culture.
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Russian 2291 or permission of the Department.
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4492E -
Special Topics in Russian Studies
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Advanced study of special topics in Russian language, literature, linguistics, translation, or culture.
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Russian 2291 or permission of the Department.
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Russian
4498A -
Independent Study
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Directed readings on an advanced level in selected areas of Russian and/or Slavic Studies.
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Russian
4499B -
Independent Study
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Directed readings on an advanced level in selected areas of Russian and/or Slavic Studies.
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