David Houston |
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Entered PhD Program in Fall, 2006
Previous Education: BA from Stetson University, 2005, MA from UW-Madison, 2008
Research Interests: Russian poetry and prose (all periods); history of the elegy; Protopope Avvakum, Epiphanius the Wise and Daniil the Exile; Kantemir and Trediakovskii; Vasilii Petrov; Pushkin and Lermontov; Tolstoy; Annenskii, Pasternak, Mandel’shtam, Akhmatova; Tynianov and Eikhenbaum
Hometown: SLC, UT
Minor - Related Field: Latin
Courses taught/positions held: Second-year Russian: Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature
Languages: Russian, Old Slavic, Latin
Conference presentations: "To My Verses: Transposition of a Theme in Horace, Kantemir and Brodsky," AAASS, Philadelphia (2008)
Research - Study Abroad: Moscow State University, Department of Philology (2003-2004); MGU, TsMO (2002-2003)
Publications:
Review of Elizabeth Cheresh Allen, A Fallen Idol is Still a God: Lermontov and the Quandaries of Cultural Transition (Stanford: Stanford UP, 2007). Slavic and East European Journal 52.2 (2008, forthcoming)
Translation of Ilya Vinitsky, “Behind the Door: A Few Remarks Concerning the Direction of Prince Andrei’s Gaze,” Tolstoy Studies Journal, XIX (2007): 80-86.
