department of slavic
languages and literatures

UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH

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Undergraduate

Language

• Self-Paced Polish
• Polish 0020: Elementary Polish II
• Polish 0040: Intermediate Polish IV
• Polish 0400: Advanced Polish Through Film
• Polish 0410: Advanced Polish 2
• Russian 0010: Elementary Russian I
• Russian 0020: Elementary Russian II
• Russian 0030: Intermediate Russian I
• Russian 0040: Intermediate Russian II
• Russian 0400: Advanced Russian 1
• Russian 0410: Advanced Russian 2
• Russian 0420: Russian Newspapers and Magazines
• Russian 0430: Readings in Russian Literature
• Russian 1400: Advanced Russian Morphology
• Russian 1420: 4th Year Russian I
• Russian 1430: Fourth-Year Russian 2

Literature, Film, and Culture

• Russian 0090: Russian Fairy Tales (CAS) syllabus | description
• Russian 0090: Russian Fairy Tales (CGS)
• Russian 0091: Reading Russian Fairy Tales in Russian
• Russian 0325: The Short Story in a Russian Context
• Russian 0590: Formative Masterpieces of Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature
• Russian 0800: Masterpieces of 19th-Century Russian Literature
• Russian 0810: Masterpieces of Twentieth-Century Russian Literature
• Russian 0811: Madness & Madmen in Russian Culture
• Russian 0850: Early Russian Culture
• Russian 0860: Modern Russian Culture
• Russian 0870: History of Russian Film 1
• Russian 0871: History of Russian Film 2 [05–2]
• Russian 1202: Dostoevskii: The Major Novels
• Polish 1450: Contemporary Polish Cinema
• Polish 0870: Contemporary Polish Cinema II
• Polish 1260: Survey of Polish Literature and Culture
• Slavic 0325: The Short Story in a Polish Context
• Slavic 0660: Sci-Fi: East and West
• Slavic 0880: Vampires: Blood and Empire (CAS and CGS sections)
• Polish 0871: Contemporary Polish Cinema: Wajda
• Slovak 1770: Czech and Slovak Cinema

Graduate

• Russian 2110: Proseminar: Methods and Materials
• Russian 2473: The Anti-Imperialist Empire: Formations of Second-World Culture
• Russian 2420: Sentimentalism & Romanticism (Literary Movements I)
• Russian 2452: Socialist Realism
• Russian 2453: Thaw and Perestroika(PDF Format)
• Russian 2630: The Russian Novel
• Russian 2640: Russian Film: From Lumière through Lenin
• Russian 2640: Post-Stalinist Russian Cinema
• Russian 2700: Old Russian Literature
• Russian 2700: Medieval Rus'
• Slavic 2100: Old Church Slavic

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