Department of Slavic Studies at Brown University

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Join us tomorrow at 3:30pm for a screening of ‘Navalny’ followed by a panel discussion! Refreshments will be provided.

Join us tomorrow at 3:30pm for a screening and panel discussion of ‘Navalny’! Refreshments will be provided.

Please join us for “Ukraine: The Past Two Years of Resistance and Reconstruction,” featuring a lecture by Vladyslav Rashkovan, the Alternate Executive Director of the IMF, and the war-photo exhibition. The lecture will investigate the role of Ukrainian fighting and reconstruction in Europe and its potential to solve the “broken world.”

The exhibition will explore the damage and brutality brought by the Russian military and show the courage and resistance of Ukrainians.

The event will take place on February 27th from 2-4 PM in Kasper Multipurpose Room, with Vladyslav Rashkovan’s lecture from 2:30 to 3:30 PM. It is co-sponsored by the Watson Institute of International and Public Affairs, History Department, and Slavic Studies DUG.

Please join us to learn more about the second anniversary of the Russian full-scale invasion, followed by refreshments!

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‘Dostoevsky’s “The Gambler”: The Allure of the Wheel’ is out now! This volume, edited by Professor Svetlana Evdokimova and featuring work from Professor Vladimir Golstein, delves into the cultural, psychological, and philosophical issues surrounding games of chance such as temporality, freedom, rebellion, choice, uncertainty, determinism, and creativity📖🎲

MY EDITED VOLUME ON DOSTOEVSKY'S THE GAMBLER IS OUT. I am very grateful to all the contributors who made this project possible and also to the Bogliasco Foundation for hosting our mini-conference.
It is a funny coincidence that the book covers of my two recent books are so similar.

Shopped ‘til you dropped and STILL haven’t found that perfect class? Look no further: head to the Slavic Studies drop down on C@B to find amazing courses on history, literature, culture and more!

Do you want to learn about Ukrainian history and culture? There's still time to register for our new course!

Check out our new course on Russian/Soviet performing arts!

Check out this new course of Eastern Europe from the Watson Institute!

With finals underway, we wanted to wish everyone a very happy holidays. See you in the new year for another great semester of Slavic Studies!