Lomonosov Moscow State University
PhD, Leading research fellow
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PhD thesis:
Alejo Carpentier's "Second Latin American Cycle" (70-ies)
Research interests:
Teaching experience:
Lecture Courses: History of foreign literature of the XIX century; History of foreign literature of the XXth century.
Special courses: Introduction to Portuguese literature; Spanish picaresque novel; From the Golden Age to Romanticism; Spanish romanticism; Latin American literature of the XVI-XIX centuries; Portuguese romanticism; Romanticism in the Portuguese-speaking countries; Civilization and Barbarism in Latin American prose of the XIX-XX centuries; Latin American literature of the XIX-XX centuries; Magical realism in Latin American prose of the 20th century; Manifestos of the "New Latin American novel"
Selected bibliography:
Articles:
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Realism as the Anatomy of Character: Eça de Queirós’s “Cousin Basilio”. Stephanos 31:5 (2018): 37-43.
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The Age of Revolutions through the Prism of Art. On the History of Creation of the Novel “The Rite of Spring” by Alejo Carpentier. Literature of the Americas 3 (2017): 363–391.
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Latin American Romantics and their European Idols. Borrowings, Imitations, Masks. In Issues of Iberian Romance Philology 16 (2017): 102–111.
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Brave Old World Through the Eyes of the Creators of the "New Latin American Novel". Herald of the University of the Russian Academy of Education 5 (2016): 84–97.
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C. Castelo Branco: a Fiction Illustration to the "Coimbra Question". In Issues of Iberian Romance Philology. 15 (2016): 113–123.
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New Latin American Novel at the Turn of the Millenium. Herald of the University of the Russian Academy of Education 3 (2015): 97–100.
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Octavio Paz and Alejo Carpentier: Rapprochement of Remote Realities. In Issues of Iberian Romance Philology. 14 (2015): 31–39.
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José Martí and Alejo Carpentier: Consonances in Cuban Literature. Latin America 7 (2013): 94–98.
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Echo of the Remote Battles in J.L. Borges's Work. In Literature and War. XX Century. Ed. by O. Panova, V. Tolmatchoff. Moscow: MAKS Press, 2013: 100–107.
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Baroque Concert by Alejo Carpentier as a Story about the Plots. In Issues of Iberian Romance Philology 10 (2011): 117–125.