Russian
Culture
ILC 2150 Topics in Culture(s): Russia: Culture in War and Peace
The course offers an overview of Russia's unique history, literature, art, and music
from the 9th century to the 20th century. We will discuss the priceless legacies of
Pushkin and Gogol, Glinka and Tchaikovsky, Repin and Serov, among others. The course
will be conducted in English. An International Studies Certificate Course. An International
Studies Major Course.
ILC 2150 Topics in Culture(s): Russian Cinema: 1917 - Present
In this course we will view and analyze films that were made during the era of Soviet
communism and in Russia's post-communist phase. We shall look at film as an instrument
of art, propaganda, and subversion during the Soviet period, screening both classic
works and lesser-known movies by Soviet directors. We will also examine films that
were made before and after the Soviet Union's collapse to see what they suggest to
us about new Russia. An International Studies Certificate Course. An International
Studies Major course.
Languages
ILC 1090 Elementary Language: Level I: Russian
Learn about the culture of Russian people as you study one of the major languages
of the world. In this course students will learn the basics of Russian: speaking,
writing, listening comprehension, and reading. We will stress oral communication in
a number of situations such as: making someone’s acquaintance, getting information
from someone on the street, making friends, and talking about your preferences in
personalities, life styles and cultural events. Attendance is required
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