Research Bio
Victoria Frede is an associate professor in the Department of History. Areas of interest include Russian intellectual history, more specifically the history of the ideal of friendship and the history of doubt and atheism. More generally, Russian sociability in the eighteenth and nineteenth century; cross-cultural connections between Russia, Germany, and France from the Enlightenment to Romanticism. Outside teaching interests include the history of socialism and the history of foodways.
Research Expertise and Interest
enlightenment, Russian intellectual history, sentimentalism, eighteenth and nineteenth century, anti-religious thought, romanticism, history of friendship
Teaching
Directed Dissertation Research [HISTORY 296]
Directed Dissertation Research [HISTORY 296]
Directed Reading [HISTORY 299]
Seminar in Historical Research and Writing for History Majors: Semester two of two-semester option [HISTORY 101B]
Directed Dissertation Research [HISTORY 296]