2022 Conference Program:
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- 7:00am-5:00pm
- Badge and Program Pickup for Preregistered Attendees & Onsite Registration (Salon 8 Foyer)
- 7:00am-8:00am
- Continental Breakfast
- 9:00am-4:30pm
- Exhibit Hall (Philadelphia Ballroom)
- 10:00am-10:15am
- Coffee Break in Exhibit Hall (Philadelphia Ballroom)
- 10:15pm-12:00pm
- Conference Panels: Session 6
- 10:15am-10:50am
- AATSEEL Members' Meeting (Independence C)
- 11:00am-12:00pm
- Keynote Address by Irina Reyfman (Columbia University) "Do We Need to Teach Eighteenth-Century Russian Literature? If Yes, Why and How?" (Independence C)
- 12:15pm-1:30pm
- Ukrainian Poetry Translation Workshop featuring Oksana Lutsyshyna (Independence D)
- American Association of University Supervisors, Coordinators, and Directors of Language Programs (AAUSC) Social Justice-Oriented Language Teaching (SJOLT) Special Interest Group (SIG) Meeting (Seminar B) The SIG is sponsored by AAUSC and AATSEEL, with an annual meeting taking place at the AATSEEL conference when elections for the group’s chair and associate chair take place. This year’s meeting will focus on the National Anchor Standards of SJOLT, and their implementation in the teaching of Slavic languages and cultures. All interested are warmly invited to attend.
- 1:30pm-3:30pm
- Conference Panels and Streams: Session 7
- Open Seminar with Brian Baer (Kent State University): Queer(ing) Slavic Studies: Terminology, Theories and Approaches (Salon 10)
- 3:30pm-4:30pm
- SolidariTea: LGBTQIA+ Justice (Salon 10) Interactive social hour for likeminded practitioners and educators to share methods and strategies for inclusivity of learners of diverse gender and sexual orientation identities (+complimentary afternoon tea)
- Job Market Workshop: Portfolio-Dossier and Interview Tips (Salon 4)
- 4:00pm-6:00pm
- ACTR Membership Meeting (meeting will be held in Zoom, link will be available here by the conference weekend)
- 4:30pm-6:30pm
- Conference Panels and Streams: Session 8
- 6:00pm-8:00pm
- International Association of Teachers of Czech (IATC): Hybrid meeting, in-person (Independence D) or in Zoom
- 8:00pm-10:00pm
- Reading and Conversation with Featured Poet Oksana Lutsyshyna, moderated by Vitaly Chernetsky (Salon 6)
- Location:
- Independence A
- Chair:
- Linc Jepson
- Panelist:
- Robert Reynolds, Brigham Young University
- Title:
- A FLAIR for Russian: grammatically intelligent web search for learners and teachers
- Panelist:
- Snezhana Zheltoukhova, Stetson University
- Title:
- Videoconferencing as a mediating tool: in-class interaction and learner autonomy
- Panelist:
- Ekaterina Burvikova, University of New Hampshire
- Title:
- Non-pedagogical apps for group work at Elementary level
- Panelist:
- Kit Pribble, Wake Forest University
- Title:
- Digital Social Reading (DSR) in the Intermediate Russian Classroom
- Discussants:
- Maria Khotimsky, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Location:
- Independence B
- Chair:
- Michael Lerner, University of California, Berkeley
- Panelist:
- Harsha Ram, University of California, Berkeley
- Title:
- The Uneven Modernity of Niko Pirosmani
- Panelist:
- Emily Laskin, New York University
- Title:
- Development and Belatedness in Abdulrauf Fitrat’s Tales of an Indian Traveler
- Panelist:
- Nicholas Bujalski, Oberlin College
- Title:
- Trotsky, the Self, and the Cell: Uneven and Combined Development in Intellectual History
- Panelist:
- Dominick Lawton, Stanford University
- Title:
- Uneven and Combined Devices: Shklovsky's revolutionary memoirs
- Location:
- Salon 3
- Chair:
- William J. Comer, Portland State University
- Panelist:
- Alena Makarava, Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center
- Title:
- Theater for Language Teaching and Learning
- Panelist:
- Veronika Williams, University of Arizona
- Title:
- Making Russian, Slavic, and post-Soviet Studies Hip: Teaching Contemporary Histories, Politics, and Cultures through Rap
- Panelist:
- Larisa Moskvitina, Rice University
- Title:
- «The structure of the organization of the material in the text of the genre "blog" and the creation of educational blogs in the context of online learning»
- Location:
- Salon 4
- Organizer:
- Anna Tumarkin, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Chair:
- Anna Tumarkin, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Discussants:
- Cori Anderson, Rutgers University
- Melissa Miller, Colby College
- Shannon Quinn, Michigan State University
- Suzanne Freynik, The Language Flagship Technology Innovation Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa
- Location:
- Salon 5
- Chair:
- Djamilia Nazyrova, University of Pennsylvania
- Panelist:
- Melvin Thomas, Princeton University
- Title:
- In Between, Above and Beyond: East, West, and Middle East in Solov’ev’s Poetics
- Panelist:
- Gabriel Nussbaum, Princeton University
- Title:
- Reaping What One Sows: Agricultural Myth in Viacheslav Ivanov's Tantal
- Panelist:
- Chloe Kitzinger, Rutgers University, New Brunswick
- Title:
- The Symbolists’ Dostoevsky
- Location:
- Seminar A
- Chair:
- Mark Lipovetsky, Columbia University
- Panelist:
- Isabella Palange, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Title:
- Aesthetic and Linguistic Defamiliarization in the Soviet Communal Apartment: An Analysis of Abram Tertz’s “Pkhents”
- Panelist:
- Tetyana Dzyadevych, Grinnell College
- Title:
- Russian Intelligentsia: Importance or Impotence in Facing the Pandemic. Vladimir Sorokin’s The Blizzard
- Panelist:
- Cassio de Oliveira, Portland State University
- Title:
- Toward a Minor Literature, Back in the USSR
- Location:
- Salon 6
- Organizer:
- Alexandra Portice, Middlebury College
- Chair:
- Melissa Azari, United States Air Force Academy
- Panelist:
- Ilona Sotnikova, Smith College
- Title:
- Futile revolt: Bronze Horseman references in the poetry of Elena Shvarts, Sergey Stratanovskii, and Viktor Krivulin
- Panelist:
- Alexandra Portice, Middlebury College
- Title:
- “Who Are We and Where Are We Going?”: The Reflection on Past and Present in Soviet and Early Post-Soviet Alternate Histories.
- Panelist:
- Aselle Almuratova, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Title:
- The Memory of Non-Existence: Space and Post-Memory in Girshovich’s "Prais"
- Discussants:
- Timothy Portice, Middlebury College
- Location:
- Independence D
- Organizer:
- Yuri Shevchuk, Columbia University
- Chair:
- Ronald Meyer, Columbia University
- Discussants:
- Michael Naydan, The Pennsylvania State University
- Oksana Lutsyshyna, University of Texas at Austin
- Oleksandra Wallo, University of Kansas
- Location:
- Independence C
- Organizer:
- Erica Camisa Morale, University of Southern California
- Chair:
- Michael Wachtel, Princeton University
- Panelist:
- Erica Camisa Morale, University of Southern California
- Title:
- Lyric (Im)pacts: Gavrila Derzhavin and His First Readers
- Panelist:
- Emily Wang, University of Notre Dame
- Title:
- The Lyric Pact and Decembrist Exiles
- Panelist:
- Ainsley Morse, Dartmouth College
- Title:
- The Lyric Pact and the City: Moscow Poetry
- Discussants:
- Laura Little, Connecticut College
- Location:
- Independence A
- Chair:
- Maria Khotimsky, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Panelist:
- Linc Jepson
- Title:
- Encouraging vocabulary - statistics, suggestions, and sample sentences
- Panelist:
- Katya Nemtchinova, Seattle Pacific University
- Title:
- Mobile technology in the Russian language classroom
- Panelist:
- Ala Simonchyk, University of Mississippi
- Title:
- Using Praat software in teaching Russian pronunciation
- Location:
- Independence B
- Chair:
- Zachary Hicks, University of California, Berkeley
- Panelist:
- Roy Chan, University of Oregon
- Title:
- Grafting the Actual: Chinese Readings of Vissarion Belinsky and the Question of National Development
- Panelist:
- Marina Antic, n/a
- Title:
- Socialist Modernism: Miroslav Krleža and the Poetry of Capitalist Development
- Panelist:
- Katja Perat, Washington University in St. Louis
- Title:
- Windows on Combined and Uneven Development: Stanisław Lem’s Solaris and the Critique of the Cold War Epistemology
- Panelist:
- Jacob Emery, Indiana University
- Title:
- Superimposed Time in the Contemporary Russian Novel
- Location:
- Salon 3
- Chair:
- Maria Shardakova, University of Indiana-Bloomington
- Panelist:
- Alla Kourova, University of Central Florida
- Title:
- Shaping Stereotypical Cultural Representations in an Introductory Russian STARTALK program
- Panelist:
- Alexandra Shapiro, University of Georgia
- Title:
- Developing Intercultural Competence in Intermediate to Advanced Russian Courses: practical application.
- Panelist:
- Rachel Stauffer, Virginia Tech and Reagan Flewelling and Michael White, Maggie L. Walker Governor's School
- Title:
- Filling the Russia Gap in Social Studies Standards: A Multitiered Approach to K-16 Collaboration
- Location:
- Salon 10
- Chair:
- Irina Dubinina, Brandeis University
- Panelists:
- Anna Alsufieva, Portland State University
- Valeriya Kozlovskaya, Brandeis University
- Yelena Zotova, The Pennsylvania State University
- Discussants:
- Olesya Kisselev, University of South Carolina
- Location:
- Salon 5
- Chair:
- Thomas Epstein, Boston College
- Panelist:
- Robert Efird, Virginia Tech
- Title:
- Parajanov’s Aesthetics of Conscious Experience
- Panelist:
- Filip Sestan, University of California, Berkeley
- Title:
- The World Viewed Skeptically in Marlen Khutsiev’s Il’ich’s Guard: Neorealism, Censorship, and Reception
- Panelist:
- Peter Orter, Colby College
- Title:
- Philosophy and the Diary of a Madman: Lev Shestov and Vaslav Nijinsky
- Location:
- Seminar A
- Chair:
- Sibelan Forrester, Swarthmore College
- Panelist:
- Natasha Rubanova, Indiana University
- Title:
- Challenging the “New Normal” in Hanna Krall’s Story “The Chair”
- Panelist:
- Miroslava Nikolova, Bowdoin College
- Title:
- Bulgarian Birds of the Prague Spring: Revisiting the Reflections of the Events of 1968 in State-Approved Bulgarian Literature
- Location:
- Salon 6
- Organizer:
- Andrzej Brylak, University of Southern California
- Chair:
- Thomas Seifrid, University of Southern California
- Discussants:
- Andrzej Brylak, University of Southern California
- Joanna Nizynska, Indiana University
- Karen Underhill, University of Illinois Chicago
- Michal Pawel Markowski, University of Illinois Chicago
- Location:
- Independence D
- Chair:
- Molly Thomasy Blasing, University of Kentucky
- Panelist:
- Dmitrii Pastushenkov, Harvard University and Jason Merrill, Michigan State University
- Title:
- Maintaining Russian after graduation: Advice from over 300 graduates
- Panelist:
- Emily Herring, Harvard University and Benjamin Rifkin, Fairleigh Dickinson University
- Title:
- Preparing the Future Professoriate in Slavic Languages and Literatures
- Location:
- Independence A
- Chair:
- Eliza Rose, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Panelist:
- Virginia Conn, Stevens Institute of Technology
- Title:
- Vegetal Supremacy, Ecospeculative Misanthropy, and the (non) Future of Meat
- Panelist:
- Eliza Rose, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Title:
- Landscape over Labor: Sketches of a Mine without its Miners at Zgorzelec Land
- Panelist:
- Taylor Genovese, Arizona State University
- Title:
- Dark Cosmism: Contested Territories of the Counter-Human in (Extra)Planetary Philosophy
- Panelist:
- Brittany Roberts, Southeastern Louisiana University
- Title:
- Crossing the Invisible Circle: Anthropocentrism, Speculative Realism, and the Occulted Universe of Aleksandr Sokurov’s Days of Eclipse
- Location:
- Independence B
- Chair:
- Thomas Epstein, Boston College
- Panelist:
- Daniel Brooks, Mount Holyoke College
- Title:
- From Pater’s “Portraits” to Chukovskii’s “Portrety”: The Modernist Trace in Soviet Memoir
- Panelist:
- Daria Smirnova, Portland State University
- Title:
- An Heir to Modernism: Joseph Brodsky and Transnational Poetics
- Panelist:
- Nataliya Karageorgos, Wesleyan University
- Title:
- Three Simeons: Candlemas Poems in Eliot, Brodsky, and Sedakov
- Location:
- Independence C
- Chair:
- Melissa Azari, United States Air Force Academy
- Panelist:
- Helen Stuhr-Rommereim, Swarthmore College
- Title:
- Happiness is always ahead?: The Politics of Love and Plot in Pomialovsky’s and Panaeva’s Social Novels
- Panelist:
- Melissa Miller, Colby College
- Title:
- Pregnancy in Avdotia Panaeva’s Tri strany sveta
- Location:
- Salon 4
- Organizer:
- Izolda Savenkova, Fordham University
- Chair:
- Meredith Doubleday, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Discussants:
- Alyssa DeBlasio, Dickinson College
- Anna Kudyma, University of California Los Angeles
- Irina Six, University of Kansas
- Irina Walsh, Bryn Mawr College
- Izolda Savenkova, Fordham University
- Location:
- Salon 5
- Chair:
- Anna Tumarkin, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Panelist:
- Veta Chitnev, University of British Columbia
- Title:
- Assessment for Learning in the Virtual Russian Language Classroom
- Panelist:
- Heather Rice, University of Texas at Austin
- Title:
- Experiential Learning at a Distance
- Location:
- Seminar A
- Organizer:
- Natasha Kadlec, Harvard University
- Chair:
- Natasha Kadlec, Harvard University
- Panelist:
- Natasha Kadlec, Harvard University
- Title:
- ‘An incorrect interpretation’: Goncharov in Late-Soviet Curricula and Culture
- Panelist:
- Katharine Hodgson, University of Exeter
- Title:
- World War Two Poetry in Late-Soviet and Post-Soviet Russian Schools: Canonical Texts and Canonized Norms
- Panelist:
- Marina Balina, Illinois Wesleyan University
- Title:
- Russia’s New Children’s Literature Canon and Post-Soviet Canonization of Children’s Books
- Discussants:
- Maya Vinokour, New York University
- Location:
- Salon 6
- Organizer:
- Aleksey Berg, University of Pennsylvania
- Chair:
- Molly Peeney, University of Pennsylvania
- Panelist:
- Aleksey Berg, University of Pennsylvania
- Title:
- Extramarital Male Game: Art, Photography, and Writing in Boris Kudryakov’s Oeuvre
- Panelist:
- Jenya Mironava, Harvard University
- Title:
- Calligraphomania: On Aleksei Remizov’s Art of Writing-Drawing Letters
- Panelist:
- Mila Nazyrova, University of Pennsylvania
- Title:
- “Sur le mode mineur”: Somov’s Rococo and the Theme of Music
- Location:
- Seminar B
- Organizer:
- Sofia Bachman, The Ohio State University
- Chair:
- Christopher Caes, Columbia University
- Panelist:
- Sofia Bachman, The Ohio State University
- Title:
- Polish LGBT Dissidence Through Music and YouTube Videos
- Panelist:
- Krystyna Sikora, Georgetown University
- Title:
- “Women’s Hell”: The Church and Right-Wing Populism’s War on Gender in Poland and Nationwide Retaliation
- Panelist:
- Ekaterina Tikhonyuk, The Ohio State University
- Title:
- Intersections of Gender and Genre in Modern Polish Film: The Case of Agnieszka Smoczyńska’s Córki dancingu (The Lure)
- Panelist:
- Aleksandra Shubina, The Ohio State University
- Title:
- Agnieszka, The Daughter: Daughterhood and Fatherhood in Andrzej Wajda’s Man of Marble
- Location:
- Salon 3
- Organizer:
- Program Committee
- Location:
- Independence D
- Organizer:
- Colleen McQuillen, University of Southern California
- Chair:
- Colleen McQuillen, University of Southern California
- Discussants:
- Bella Grigoryan, University of Pittsburgh
- Bradley Gorski, Georgetown University
- Colleen McQuillen, University of Southern California
- David L. Cooper, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
- Hilde Hoogenboom, Arizona State University
- Thomas Newlin, Oberlin College
- Valeria Sobol, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
- Location:
- Salon 10
- Location:
- Independence B
- Chair:
- Nataliya Karageorgos, Wesleyan University
- Panelist:
- Alexander Jacobson, Princeton University
- Title:
- Kafka’s Trial in Soviet Print: Progress Publishers’ Roman, novelly, pritchi
- Panelist:
- Thomas Epstein, Boston College
- Title:
- In Kafka's Tracks: Deprogramming Modernism
- Panelist:
- Tatyana Gershkovich, Carnegie Mellon University
- Title:
- Extraordinary Modernists: Nabokov, Bakunina, Gazdanov
- Location:
- Independence C
- Chair:
- Melissa Miller, Colby College
- Panelist:
- Liliya Dashevski, Yale University
- Title:
- Telling Herstory: The Metropolitan Russian Rag Doll from Natalia Shabel’skaia’s Collection
- Panelist:
- Sara Dickinson, Università di Genova
- Title:
- The Snuffing of Ekaterina Shakovskaia in Turgenev’s “First Love”
- Discussants:
- Colleen Lucey, University of Arizona
- Location:
- Independence D
- Organizer:
- Susan Kresin, University of California Los Angeles
- Chair:
- Ana Petrov, University of Toronto
- Panelist:
- Christopher Caes, Columbia University
- Title:
- Teaching Diversity in Polish
- Panelist:
- Eugene Bondarenko, University of Michigan
- Title:
- Recruitment to Less Commonly Taught Language Courses
- Panelist:
- Viktorija Lejko-Lacan, University of California Los Angeles
- Title:
- Activities That Promote Student Engagement in BCS Classes
- Panelist:
- Marija Rosic, University of Michigan
- Title:
- Teaching Oral History in the Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian classes
- Panelist:
- Oleksandra Wallo, University of Kansas
- Title:
- Добра форма: Acquisition of Basic Ukrainian Grammar through Open-Education Online Modules
- Panelist:
- Christian Hilchey, University of Texas at Austin
- Title:
- The Open Slavic Project
- Location:
- Salon 3
- Discussants:
- Vaclav Cvrcek, Faculty of Arts, Charles University
- Masako Fidler, Brown University
- Location:
- Seminar A
- Organizer:
- Peter Budrin, Queen Mary University of London
- Chair:
- Benjamin Musachio, Princeton University
- Panelist:
- Peter Budrin, Queen Mary University of London
- Title:
- World Literature, Friendship, and Terror at the Moscow Institute of Philosophy and Literature (IFLI)
- Panelist:
- Panayiotis Xenophontos, University of Oxford
- Title:
- The Image of Greek Literature in Inostrannaya literatura
- Panelist:
- Sarah Phillips, Indiana University
- Title:
- “Kurt Vonnegut is one of us:” The social life of Vonnegut in translation in the Soviet 1970s
- Panelist:
- Vasily Lvov, Hunter College, CUNY
- Title:
- World Literature for World Theory: Russian Formalism and Beyond
- Location:
- Salon 6
- Chair:
- Ilya Vinitsky, Princeton University
- Panelist:
- Irina Avkhimovich, University of North Georgia
- Title:
- Theatrical Performance in the 18th Century: Russian Themes and European Conventions
- Panelist:
- Daria Solodkaya, Independent scholar
- Title:
- “Нету водки в штофе, пей одно ты кофе”: How the Eighteenth-century Russian Literati Drank Their Coffee, in Which Way It Influenced Their Successors, and Why It Is Important for Us
- Panelist:
- Stuart Goldberg, Georgia Institute of Technology
- Title:
- Did Derzhavin Dare? Another Look at “Vlastiteliam i sudiiam”
- Location:
- Salon 5
- Chair:
- Julia Vaingurt, University of Illinois Chicago
- Panelist:
- Rachael Neidinger, Harvard University
- Title:
- Revolution of the Heart: The New Woman in Alexandra Kollontai’s Vasilisa Malygina
- Panelist:
- Carlotta Chenoweth, United States Military Academy
- Title:
- LikBez and the Digital Legacy of the Soviet Literacy Campaign
- Panelist:
- Zhanna Budenkova, University of Pittsburgh
- Title:
- Two Aelitas: Nostalgia and Trauma in Early Science Fiction in the USSR
- Location:
- Salon 4
- Chair:
- Ainsley Morse, Dartmouth College
- Panelist:
- Isobel Palmer, University of Birmingham
- Title:
- Rhythm and (Literary) History in Yury Tynianov’s Problem of Verse Language
- Panelist:
- Lenora Murphy, Bucknell University
- Title:
- The Intertwined Fates of Nicholas II and Saint Petersburg in Kharms’s Comedy of the City of Petersburg
- Panelist:
- Michael Lerner, University of California, Berkeley
- Title:
- The Uneven and Combined Development of Revolutionary Symbolism in Trotsky's History of the Russian Revolution
February 19, 2022, 8:00-10:00am
Session 5-1 : Stream 6A: Data, Technology, and Language Acquisition: Panel
Session 5-2 : Stream 7A: Uneven & Combined Development
Session 5-3 : Art Forms in the Language Classroom
Session 5-4 Roundtable: Creative Uses of Learning Management Systems during the Covid-19 Pandemic and Beyond
Session 5-5 : New Research on Russian Symbolism
Session 5-6 : In Between Politics and Literature in Soviet and post-Soviet Times
Session 5-7 Panel: Construction of Memory in Soviet and Early Post-Soviet Literature
Session 5-8 Roundtable: Ukrainian-English Collocation Dictionary
Session 5-9 Panel: The Lyric Pact: Poets and Their Readers
February 19, 2022, 10:15am-12:00pm
Session 6-1 : Stream 6B: Data, Technology, and Language Acquisition: Roundtable
Session 6-2 : Stream 7B: Uneven & Combined Development
Session 6-3 : Intercultural Competences in Teaching Russian
Session 6-4 Forum: Using Rodnaya Rech' to teach heritage learners of Russian
Session 6-5 : Philosophy and Art in the Soviet Period
Session 6-6 : Memory and Trauma in Eastern European Literature
Session 6-7 Roundtable: The Idiomatic and The Institutional. Polish Studies and the Modern Subjectivity.
Session 6-8 : Who Studies Russian and Why?
February 19, 2022, 1:30-3:30pm
Session 7-1 : Single-panel Stream: The Counter Human
Session 7-2 : Stream 9A: Russian Literature and Western Modernism
Session 7-3 : Stream 10A: Women Writers and Artists in Slavic and Eurasian Literature and Culture
Session 7-4 Roundtable: Teaching Advanced Russian Through Film and Media: Best Practices and New Approaches
Session 7-5 : Virtual and Remote Learning: Russian and Ukrainian
Session 7-6 Panel: The Russian Canon and the (post-)Soviet School
Session 7-7 Panel: Close Encounters between Image and Text: Photography, Calligraphy, Painting
Session 7-8 Panel: Gender and Identity in Poland
Session 7-9 : Yale Slavic Chorus Workshop
Session 7-10 Roundtable: Scholar, Teacher, Mentor: Irina Reyfman and Her Influence
Session 7-11 : Open Seminar with Brian Baer (Kent State University): Queer(ing) Slavic Studies: Terminology, Theories and Approaches
February 19, 2022, 4:30-6:30pm
Session 8-2 : Stream 9B: Russian Literature and Western Modernism
Session 8-3 : Stream 10B: Women Writers and Artists in Slavic and Eurasian Literature and Culture
Session 8-4 : Teaching the Less Commonly Taught Slavic and East European Languages 2
Session 8-5 : Workshop: Corpus is for everyone: Corpus tools and resources for Slavic Studies
Session 8-6 Panel: The Life of ‘Foreign’ and World Literature in Soviet Russia: Readers, Networks, and Theories
Session 8-7 : Eighteenth-Century Russian Literature
Session 8-8 : Brave New World: Radical Early Soviet Culture
Session 8-9 : Literature and History in the 1920s
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