Contemporary Russian Literature

 

Russia is a country that is famous for its literature. The names of Russian classics, from Lev Tolstoy and Fyodor Dostoevsky to Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn and Iosif Brodsky, are well-known all over the world. But what do you know about the writers living in Russia today, about their works and the questions that concern them?

The main objective of this program is to provide students with basic knowledge in the history of Russian literature of 1990-2010s in its interaction with the history of society, as well as to characterize the significance of this period and demonstrate the complex dynamics of the literary development process. The program is addressed mainly to the foreign audience interested in contemporary Russian culture and literature, and proficient in English.

You will acquire the skills of:
- interpretation of a literary work based on the given scientific information;
- conduction of comparative analysis of literary texts with reference to genre traditions, different literary schools and trends.

The program is aimed at foreign students as part of organized groups of 10 people or more.

 
 

 

Tuition fee

21 000 ₽.

Apply for training

Contacts
Elena Lebedeva
Tel.: +7 (812) 323-46-82
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Trainees of the Program
Foreigners interested in modern Russian literature

Duration of Training
11 training days

Volume of Training
72 hours
34 hours of contact training
38 hours of individual work

Training Period
February 2025
CLASS SCHEDULE

Form of Training
Full-time: in classrooms or online on the MS Teams platform

Document Issued
A standard certificate of SPbU


Course Code
С1.1199.*

Language of the Program
English

 
 
photo5
photo8
photo5
 

Feedback

 


Yang Qiaoru

Sichuan University
China


19.02.2023

Studying contemporary Russian literature is an eye-opening experience for me, and I am deeply impressed by the rich creations of writers who deal with complex themes and break through the boundaries of form and structure. From Viktor Pelevin's experimental novels to Lyudmila Ulitzka's sharp social comments, contemporary Russian literature is rich, diverse and full of vitality. This learning experience is valuable, which allows me to appreciate the power of contemporary Russian literature.

 


Wu Shihan

Sichuan University
China


19.02.2023

I am very glad to have this surprising class which brings me a different and brand-new experience. The professor is very rigorous, who always has done preparatory work well. If this needs to be improved, I would advise the professor to prepare more lectures that would be translated into English for our poor Russian.

 

SHOW MORE FEEDBACK