University of Glasgow :: SMLC - Slavonic Studies :: Research

		School of Modern Languages and Cultures Slavonic Studies


contents news and events information for prospective students courses information for current students contacts epicentre electronic publishing research seminars programme 13th International Congress of Slavists (British Contributions) resources international Czech/Polish/Russian resources Department of Central and East European Studies Institute of Central and East European Studies School of Modern Languages and Cultures archive materials		Research Slavonic Studies staff supervise research for the degrees of MLitt and PhD in Czech, Polish, Russian and in Slavonic Studies. Research interests include: Czech contemporary Czech literature Czech prose fiction of the twentieth-century, notably Hrabal, Kundera and Skvorecky Czech exile publishing Czech literary criticism contemporary Czech cinema mediaeval Czech literature History of the Czechs and Slovaks Czech lexicography Czech and English lexicology, particularly idioms Teaching Czech as a foreign language media in the Czech Republic Czech culture and politics Polish Polish language Polish language and literature Polish literature since 1795 early Polish literature (966-1795) contemporary Polish literature Polish literature and censorship Polish post-war drama and theatre contemporary Polish cinema censorship in Poland communist literature Polish history and thought Russian Russian 19th-century and 20th-century novel and drama recent Russian prose Russian Prose Fiction of the post-World War Two era, primarily 1960s to 1980s history of the Russian language and modern Russian Russian media, especially television Russian politics, history and culture Russian-British and Russian-Jewish cultural links Theory of literature Russian thought and philosophy Censorship in Russia and the USSR Samizdat East European culture and politics contrastive linguistics comparative Slavonic philology Romanian language and literature For further details, see the biographical entries of the individual members of staff. news and events information for prospective students courses information for current students contacts epicentre electronic publishing research seminars programme 13th International Congress of Slavists (British Contributions) resources international Czech/Polish/Russian resources Department of Central and East European Studies Institute of Central and East European Studies School of Modern Languages and Cultures archive materials This page has been accessed by the following number of visitors: (does not count multiple accesses)


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