Research Bio
Luba Golburt is an associate professor in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literature. Her award-winning book The First Epoch: The Eighteenth Century and the Russian Cultural Imagination (2014) traced how the emergence of epochal consciousness and historicism in the Romantic era contributed to the perception of a substantive divide between the cultures of the 18th century and the new modernity ushered in by the Romantics. She has coedited collected volumes on the poetry of Nikolai Nekrasov and Yan Satunovsky. She is currently at work on a book project provisionally titled The Russian Nature Lyric and coediting The Oxford Handbook of Russian Poetry.
Research Expertise and Interest
Russian poetry from the 18th century to contemporary, lyric theory, nature lyric, Pushkin, Russian literature and art of the 18th and 19th centuries, Derzhavin, Turgenev, history and literataure, historical novel
Teaching
Honors Course [COMLIT H195]
Russian Realism (1840s-1900) [SLAVIC 245B]
Special Study for Graduate Students [SLAVIC 298]
Directed Research [SLAVIC 299]
Internship in the Teaching of Literature/Linguistics [SLAVIC 310]
Freshman/Sophomore Seminar [SLAVIC 39N]
Individual Study for Master's Students [SLAVIC 601]
Individual Study for Doctoral Students [SLAVIC 602]
Honors Course [COMLIT H195]
Russian Prose [SLAVIC 188]
Russian Poetry [SLAVIC 287]
Special Study for Graduate Students [SLAVIC 298]
Directed Research [SLAVIC 299]
Internship in the Teaching of Literature/Linguistics [SLAVIC 310]
Individual Study for Master's Students [SLAVIC 601]
Individual Study for Doctoral Students [SLAVIC 602]
Directed Research [SLAVIC 299]
Russian Composition and Style [RUSSIAN 204]
Pushkin [SLAVIC 182]
Directed Research [SLAVIC 299]
Internship in the Teaching of Literature/Linguistics [SLAVIC 310]
Individual Study for Master's Students [SLAVIC 601]
Individual Study for Doctoral Students [SLAVIC 602]