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Olga StuchebrukhovAssistant Professor Email: oastuch@ucdavis.edu |
Research Interests
- Nationalism and Literature
- 19th-century Russian and English Literature
- Dostoevsky
Education
- M.A. with honors, Moscow Institute of Foreign Languages, Moscow, 1984
- Ph.D. in Comparative Literature, University of California, Davis, 2004
Publications
Books
- The Nation as Invisible Protagonist in Dickens and Dostoevsky: Uncovering Hidden Social Forces within the Text (The Edwin Mellen Press, 2006)
Articles
- "The Subaltern Syndrome and Dostoevsky's Quest for Authenticity of Being," The Dostoevsky Journal, 5 (2004).
- "The
Nation-lessState of Great Britain and the Nation-State of France in Household Words," Victorian Periodicals Review 38:4 (2006). - "The Hypothetical Nation and the Superfluous State: The Nationalist Symbolism of The Devils," The Dostoevsky Journal, 6 (2006).
- "Bleak House as an Allegory of a Middle-Class Nation," Dickens Quarterly, XXII/3, 2006: 147-168.
- "Autocratic Capitalism as the
Political Unconsciousof Dostoevsky's Devils and A Writer's Diary, forthcoming in The Dostoevsky's Journal, 7 (2006). - "
RidiculousDream vs. Social Contract: Dostoevkij, Rousseau, and the Problem of Ideal Society," forthcoming in Studies in East European Thought (2007).
Courses Taught
- Russian 042 Survey of 20th-Century Russian Literature
- Russian 103 Literary Translation
- Russian 126 Russian Theater
- Russian 130 Contemporary Russian Culture
- Russian 140 Dostoevsky
- Russian 141 Tolstoy
- Russian 142 Women's Autobiography
- Russian 150 Russian Culture
- Russian 154 Russian Folklore
