Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies Certificate : Five College Slavic Seminar

Five College Slavic Seminar

Five College Slavic Seminar serves as a forum for faculty and graduate students to discuss work in progress.
In the 2011-12, the Slavic Seminar meetings will be held at the Lewis Sebring Hall on the campus of Amherst College.

Speakers in the Slavic Seminar in 2011-12:

October 20 (7PM, Lewis Sebring, Amherst College):

Regine Spector (Smith College)

" All in the Family?â€ Property Struggles and Patronage Politics in Contemporary Kyrgyzstan

November 16

Irina Sandomirskaia (Center for Baltic and East European Studies, Södertörn university, Sweden)

Exhausted Theory, or Stalin as Language: Reading Marxism and Problems of Linguistics (1950).

Spring 2012

Date TBA Lauren McCarthy (UMass-Amherst)

Background paper for Regine Spector's presentation.

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Literacy is the Path to Communism. Poster from the collection of the International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam, the Netherlands	Five College Slavic Seminar Five College Slavic Seminar serves as a forum for faculty and graduate students to discuss work in progress. In the 2011-12, the Slavic Seminar meetings will be held at the Lewis Sebring Hall on the campus of Amherst College. Speakers in the Slavic Seminar in 2011-12: October 20 (7PM, Lewis Sebring, Amherst College): Regine Spector (Smith College) " All in the Family?â€ Property Struggles and Patronage Politics in Contemporary Kyrgyzstan November 16 Irina Sandomirskaia (Center for Baltic and East European Studies, Södertörn university, Sweden) Exhausted Theory, or Stalin as Language: Reading Marxism and Problems of Linguistics (1950). Spring 2012 Date TBA Lauren McCarthy (UMass-Amherst) Background paper for Regine Spector's presentation.