Slavic Languages

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• [CLSL V1330] Violent Muse of the 20th Cent
• [RUSS V1101] First-Year Russian I
• [UKRN W1101] Elementary Ukrainian I

• [CLRS V3224x] Nabokov
• [LING W3101] Introduction to Linguistics
• [RUSS V3221] Literature and Revolution (20th Century Lit)
• [RUSS V3339] Masterpieces of 19th Century Russian Literature
• [YIDD W3500] Survey of Yiddish Literature

• [CLCZ W4030] Postwar Czech Literature
• [CLCZ W4035] the writers of prague
• [CLSL W4003 ] Central European Drama in the Twentieth Century
• [W4190] Discourse Analysis
• [LING W4376] Intro to Phonetics/Phonology
• [RUSS W4335] Advanced Russian Through History
• [RUSS W4338] CHTENIIA Voina i mir
• [RUSS W4676] Russian Art Between East & West
• [UKRN W4040] 20th Century Ukrainian Prose

• 19th Century Prose
• 20th c. Russian lit
• 4th Year Russian
• 4th Year Russian, Russian Phonetics and Russian Culture
• Advanced Ukrainian
• Avant-Garde Literature and Revolution
• Best Sellers of Polish Prose
• Cities & Civilizations
• Cities and Civs
• Cities and Civs: Intro to Eurasian Studies
• Dostoevsky
• Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, and the British Novel
• Dostoyevsky's Literature
• Dutch 1101
• Elementary Czech I
• Elementary Russian I
• Elementary Serbo-Croatian
• Finnish
• First Year Russian Grammar Lecture
• First Year Russian I&II
• First year Russian
• First-Year Russian I
• Intro to Russian Lit I & II (19th & 20th centuries)
• Intro to Russian Literature I
• Intro to Russian Literature II
• Literary Avant Garde and Revolution
• Literary Avant-Garde and Revolution (20th C lit)
• Literature & Empire: The Reign of the Russian Novel
• Literature and Empire
• Literature and Empire (Russian Lit)
• Masterpieces of 20th Century Russian Literature
• Mickiewicz
• Poetry/Politics in the Soviet Period
• Prague Spring 1968 -Film & Literature
• RUSS V1101 Elementary Russian I
• Re-Reading Nabakov
• Russian 1
• Russian 1101
• Russian 1101x-1102y
• Russian 1201x
• Russian Drama: Chekhov to Present
• Russian Grammar Review I
• Russian I&II
• Russian II
• Russian II (both semesters)
• Russian Lit: The Avant Garde and Revolution
• Russian Theater Hands-on; Russian Culture in NYC
• Russian V1101-2
• Russian for Heritage Speakers
• Russian for Heritage Speakers (1st Semester)
• Russian for Native speakers
• Second Year Russian
• Second Year Russian I
• Second-Year Russian
• Semantics
• Slavic Languages and Literature
• The Kalevala
• The Question of Language
• Third-Year Russian I and II
• Tolstoy and Dostoevsky
• Tolstoy and Dostoevsky, Russian 19th. C. drama
• intro to finnish culture
• russian III