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Read more at: Welcome, New and Returning Students in Slavonic Studies!
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Welcome, New and Returning Students in Slavonic Studies!

Only a week remains until the start of Michaelmas Term. A few quick pointers to help you navigate the madness…


Read more at: Department Offers Open Language Classes in Polish and Ukrainian

Department Offers Open Language Classes in Polish and Ukrainian

Once again the Department of Slavonic Studies is offering free open classes in the Polish and Ukrainian languages in the coming academic year to all members of the University.


Read more at: Department Symposium: New Directions in Russian and Soviet Cinema Studies

Department Symposium: New Directions in Russian and Soviet Cinema Studies

18-20 September 2014, Trinity College, º£½ÇÉçÇø Jointly organized by UCL SSEES and the º£½ÇÉçÇø, this major conference brings together leading members of the growing international community of scholars working in the field of Russian and Soviet cinema studies, in order to explore and assess potential new research directions in this area. In so doing, it seeks to identify the current state of the scholarly field, to outline the key questions and challenges it faces over the next decade, and to encourage and promote an innovative and forward-looking approach to research in this field.


Read more at: Department Symposium: Information Technologies and Transfer in Russia, 1450-1850

Department Symposium: Information Technologies and Transfer in Russia, 1450-1850

Friday 5 - Saturday 6 September 2014, Darwin College, º£½ÇÉçÇø This symposium will gather researchers working on the social, economic, and cultural implications of changes in information technologies in the early modern period in Russia.


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What would it take to fake a sonnet by Louise Labé?

2 July 2025

Timothy Chesters weighs in on the authorship controversy over France’s most famous female Renaissance poet, Louise Labé (c.1520-1564).Twenty years ago a prominent French critic, Mireille Huchon, caused uproar by alleging that Olivier de Magny, a male poet traditionally believed to have been Labé’s lover, forged her poems...

Seekers of Wonder: Women Writing Folk and Fairy Tales in Nineteenth-Century Italy and Ireland

15 June 2025

With Seekers of Wonder, Elena Sottilotta offers the first comparative study of women’s manifold roles in the collection of Italian and Irish folklore and fairy tales between 1870 and 1920. Sottilotta views the often-overlooked work of these women from an interdisciplinary perspective, considering both the politics and...

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