Darya Ivashniova (a.k.a. Dasha) |
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Entered PhD Program in Slavic in Fall, 2007
Bachelor of Education, Minsk State Linguistic University, Teaching ESL,
German, Linguistics.
Research Interests: broad and vague… Most probably prose, Russian religious philosophy, Russian nationalism, messianism, imperial politics, colonialism, etc.
Hometown: Vitebsk, Belarus
Minor Field: Religious Studies
Courses taught/positions held: SL101-102 TA (2007-2008)
Undergrad Thesis - Seminar Papers – MA Thesis:
Female Gothic in the Oeuvre of Shirley Jackson.
Languages: Russian, Belarusian, Polish a.o. Slavic languages, English, German,
Spanish, French, Latin.
Conference presentations: Combining Faith and Reason: Darwinism and Natural Sciences in the Philosophy of V. S. Solov’ev
Awards and Fellowships: 2008-2009 Lapinski Fellowship.
Related Activities/Interests: Bellydancing (not very related) and intellectual
games (somewhat related).