Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures: Slavic Languages and Literatures MA, PhD Courses

Not all courses are offered every year. Students should consult the departmental handbook for current course offerings.

General Slavic

Course Code	Course Title
SLA1010H	Slavic Proseminar
SLA1039H	Kyiv-Kiev-Kijow: A City and the Text
SLA1040H	Methods of Teaching Slavic Languages
SLA1050H	Theatricality and Spectacle in the History of Russian Culture. From Jesters to Meyerhold.
SLA1207H	The Imaginary Jew
SLA1241H	Narrative and History
SLA1330H	Literature and Science
SLA1335H	Race, Empire, Gender in Eastern Europe and Russia
SLA1340H	Desires, Dreamscapes, and the Death Drive: Psychoanalysis and Literature
SLA1405H	Contemporary East European Cinemas
SLA1409H	Late Ukrainian Modernism
SLA1421H	Women's Writing in East Europe
SLA1700H	The World Revealed: Cinema, Authenticity, and Theory
SLA2000Y	Reading and Research
SLA2001H	One Term Reading and Research
JLV5134H	Theories of the Novel
JLV5135H	1968: The Year of Revolution and Protest
JLV5143H	Censorship, Culture, Archive

Polish Literature

Course Code	Course Title
SLA1304H	Transgressions: Drama, Theatre, Performance
SLA1308H	Critical Paradigms in Polish Culture

Russian Literature

Course Code	Course Title
SLA1207H	The Imaginary Jew
SLA1210H	Medieval and Early Modern Literature of East Slavic Peoples
SLA1215H	Studies in Russian Literature and Criticism in the Eighteenth Century
SLA1220H	Nineteenth Century Russian Thinkers
SLA1222Y	Russian Poetry and Poetics
SLA1223H	Introduction to Russian Poetry and Poetics
SLA1224H	19th-Century Russian Poetry
SLA1225H	Russian Literature in the Age of Empire
SLA1226H	Dostoevsky in Literary Theory and Criticism
SLA1228H	Themes in Russian Realism
SLA1229H	Russian Literature Between Tradition and Modernity
SLA1231H	Russian Modernism
SLA1233H	Studies in Modern Russian Poets
SLA1238H	Chekhov
SLA1239H	Vladimir Nabokov
SLA1240H	Tolstoy
SLA1410H	Gogol
SLA1411H	Synthesis of Arts in the Late Russian Empire–Early Soviet Union

Slavic Linguistics

Course Code	Course Title
SLA1040H	Methods of Teaching Slavic Languages
SLA1041Y	Advanced Training in Slavic Languages I
SLA1042Y	Advanced Training in Slavic Languages II
SLA1043H	Advanced Training in Slavic Languages I
SLA1044H	Advanced Training in Slavic Languages II
SLA1104H	Introduction to Old Church Slavonic
SLA1109H	Studies in Old Church Slavonic

Ukrainian Literature/Language

Course Code	Course Title
SLA1402H	Early Ukrainian Modernism
SLA1403H	Contemporary Ukrainian Literature
SLA1412H	Literature of the Ukrainian Diaspora
SLA1455H	Experiments in Ukrainian Prose

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