Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures

123 courses · University of Toronto St. George · 1 syllabus
SLA253H1Origins of Russia and Ukraine1 syllabusSLA100H1Elementary Russian ISLA101H1Elementary Russian IISLA104H1Cities of the MediterraneanSLA105Y1Elementary CzechSLA106H1Polish for Beginners ISLA108Y1Elementary UkrainianSLA109Y1Elementary MacedonianSLA116H1Polish for Beginners IISLA117H1Elementary Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian ISLA118H1Elementary Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian IISLA121H1Russian Cultural History in Twelve ImagesSLA190H1Losing ItSLA191H1The Criminal MindSLA192H1On the Road in Eastern EuropeSLA193H1Objects of WarSLA195H1Literature and Painting in Russia and the WestSLA196H1Russia at WarSLA199H1Invisible Kingdom, Imaginary SpaceSLA200H1Culture and Politics in EuropeSLA201H1Slavic and East European CivilizationsSLA202H1Jewish Communities in Slavic and East European CountriesSLA203H1Faking ItSLA204Y1Intermediate CzechSLA206H1Intermediate Polish ISLA207H1Intermediate Polish IISLA208Y1Intermediate UkrainianSLA209H1Intermediate MacedonianSLA210H1Russian for Heritage SpeakersSLA212H1The Russian NovelSLA213H1Reading Macedonia: A Cultural ExplorationSLA214H1Slavic Languages through Creative WritingSLA215H1Czech and Slovak CulturesSLA216H1Introduction to Polish CultureSLA217H1Cultural History of the South SlavsSLA218H1Ukrainian Literature and CultureSLA220Y1Intermediate RussianSLA221H1Speak Like a RussianSLA224H1Russian-Jewish WritingSLA225H1Czech and Slovak CinemaSLA226H1Film and Ethics: Polish CinemaSLA227H1South Slavic LiteratureSLA228H120th Century Ukrainian Fiction in TranslationSLA229H1Frames of Memory: The European Graphic NovelSLA231H1Analyzing Slavic and East European Cultural TextsSLA232H1Language, Politics, IdentitySLA234H1Russian and Soviet CinemaSLA235H1After Communism: Literature and Art Post-1989SLA236H1Polish Culture in 10 ImagesSLA238H1Literature of the Ukrainian-Canadian ExperienceSLA245H1The Golden Age of Russian LiteratureSLA247H1Cinema of the BalkansSLA248H1Women and Women's Themes in Ukrainian LiteratureSLA252H1Russian Short FictionSLA256H1Firebirds and Other Wonders: The World of Slavic and East European FolkloreSLA257H1Intermediate Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian ISLA260H1Constructing Space: A History of Russian Art and ArchitectureSLA263H1Studies in Russian-French Cultural HistorySLA266H1War and CultureSLA268H1Cossacks!SLA272H1Cultural History of the CaucasusSLA277H1Intermediate Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian IISLA280H1Introduction to Russian Asia: From Central Asia to SiberiaSLA286H1Russian and East European Science FictionSLA300H1Russian Literature in the Age of EmpireSLA302H1The Imaginary JewSLA303H1Literary Imagination and Jewish Identity in Modern EuropeSLA306H1Conversations-Inspirations: Everyday PolishSLA308H1Advanced UkrainianSLA310H1Russian Literature Between Tradition and ModernitySLA311H1GogolSLA312H1NabokovSLA314H1DostoevskySLA317H1TolstoySLA318H1City of Saints and Sinners: Kyiv through the CenturiesSLA320Y1Advanced RussianSLA321H1Conversational RussianSLA322H1News in RussianSLA323H1The Mysteries of Russian RevealedSLA325H1Magic PragueSLA328H1The Culture of Contemporary UkraineSLA330H1Old Church SlavonicSLA331H1Modernism and Visual ArtsSLA333H1Animated Film in EuropeSLA334H1Film Genre in EuropeSLA335H1Lifting the Iron Curtain: Czech Culture between 1960 and 1989SLA336H1Let's Talk! Advanced PolishSLA337H1Advanced Bosnian, Croatian, and SerbianSLA338H1Ivan FrankoSLA340H1Contemporary Women Writers from Eastern EuropeSLA342H1Theatricality and Spectacle in the History of Russian Culture: From Jesters to MeyerholdSLA343H1Studies in Late Soviet CultureSLA345H1Russian ModernismSLA346H1Communism and CultureSLA356H1What's New? Polish Culture TodaySLA357H1Literature of Exile and ImmigrationSLA358H1Breaking Away from Empire: Ukrainian Fiction Since IndependenceSLA367H1Global ChekhovSLA377H1Revolutionary Visions of Yugoslavia: Art, Power, and IdeologySLA400H1Medieval and Early Modern Literature of East Slavic PeoplesSLA404H1Russia Across Centuries ISLA405H1On the Waves of the Avant-garde and Beyond: Czech Literature of the 20th CenturySLA410H1Russian for Heritage Speakers IISLA412H1History of RussianSLA413H1PushkinSLA414H1Russia Across Centuries IISLA415H1Studies in Russian Literature of the 18th CenturySLA420Y1Studies in Russian Syntax and StylisticsSLA421H1Introduction to Russian Poetry and PoeticsSLA422H1Nineteenth-Century Russian PoetrySLA423H1War and PeaceSLA425H1Docufictions: Cinema, Authenticity, and TheorySLA426H1Polish for the 21st CenturySLA427H1Polish Culture for the CuriousSLA428H1The Ukrainian NovelSLA429H1ShevchenkoSLA430H1Advanced Russian Writing SkillsSLA435H1Contemporary East European CinemasSLA436H1Rebels, Scoffers, and Jesters: Polish Culture from Different PerspectivesSLA449H1Russian ThinkersSLA492H1Race, Empire, Gender in Eastern Europe and RussiaSLA498Y1Independent StudiesSLA499H1Independent Studies