Our Russian Studies fellows have embarked on intensive weeks of study at the Pushkin Institute in Moscow. With three lectures per day, these eager learners are diving deep into the fascinating world of Russian Studies and literature.
The lectures cover a wide range of topics, from the interplay between philology and culture to the role of reading complex texts in personal development.
For example, yesterday’s lectures included:
At the end of each day, the fellows meet with their scientific supervisors to discuss the projects they are working on during their stay in Russia. This hands-on approach ensures that our fellows receive personalized guidance and support as they apply their newfound knowledge to real-world projects.
The lectures cover a wide range of topics, from the interplay between philology and culture to the role of reading complex texts in personal development.
For example, yesterday’s lectures included:
- Corpus research in language didactics and the corpus projects of the Pushkin Institute
- The phenomenon of the Golden Age and the Silver Age in Russian literature
At the end of each day, the fellows meet with their scientific supervisors to discuss the projects they are working on during their stay in Russia. This hands-on approach ensures that our fellows receive personalized guidance and support as they apply their newfound knowledge to real-world projects.
