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The following courses are taught by REEEC affiliated faculty and
provide full credit towards the REEES graduate and undergraduate
degrees. For a listing of all relevant area courses or language
courses please follow the links on the right.
Undergraduate Level Courses
REES 200 Introduction to the Cultures of Russia and Eurasia.
3 hours
Survey of the societies and states formerly constituted as the Soviet
Union. Interdisciplinary and team-taught; combines lectures, discussions,
and films covering the history, political science, economics, sociology,
and culture of the area.
REES 201 Introduction to Eastern
Europe. 3 hours
Survey of the societies and states of the Eastern European region.
Interdisciplinary and team-taught; combines lectures, discussions,
and films covering history, politics, economics, sociology and culture
of the area.
REES 390 Individual Study or Research.
3 hours
Directed reading or research on selected topics.
REES 477 Post-Communist Fiction (CWL 477, SLAV 477). 3 hours
Survey of the central and east European novel in the postcommunist period. Explores how fiction has responded to and creatively figured the period of the so-called "transition" to capitalism and the continuities and discontinuities in literary traditions in these societies, as well as the relevance of theories of postmodernism and postmodern literary analysis to these literatures. Prerequisite: Two courses in Slavic literature including one at the 300-level or consent of the instructor.
REES 493 Senior Honors Thesis.
3–6 hours
Undergraduate honors thesis. May be repeated to a maximum of 6 hours.
REES
495 Senior Seminar. 3 hours
Interdisciplinary seminar involving faculty in a number of disciplines,
this course approaches understanding Russia and Eastern Europe and
the methodologies of its study through questions of identities,
cultural values, and change. Meets with REES 550.
Graduate Level Courses
REES 477 Post-Communist Fiction (CWL 477, SLAV 477). 4 hours
Survey of the central and east European novel in the postcommunist period. Explores how fiction has responded to and creatively figured the period of the so-called "transition" to capitalism and the continuities and discontinuities in literary traditions in these societies, as well as the relevance of theories of postmodernism and postmodern literary analysis to these literatures. Prerequisite: Two courses in Slavic literature including one at the 300-level or consent of the instructor.
REES 550 Seminar in Russian and East European
Studies. 4 hours
Interdisciplinary seminar involving faculty in a number of disciplines,
this course approaches understanding Russia and Eastern Europe and
the methodologies of its study through questions of identities,
cultural values, and change. Meets with REES 495
REES 590 Individual Study or Research . 4 hours
Directed reading or research on selected topics. May be repeated in the same or separate terms to a maximum of 8 graduate hours.
REES 596 Topics in REEE Studies. 4 hours; may be repeated for a maximum of 12 hours.
Topics in the interdisciplinary study of Russia, eastern Europe,
and Eurasia. The focus of the course will vary depending on year
and instructor.
REES 599 Thesis Research. 0–8
hours; may be repeated for a maximum of 12 hours.
Taken under the direction of a faculty member in the Russian, East
European, and Eurasian Center.
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Graduate
Programs
REEES MA
REEES
Graduate Minor
Balkan
Studies Minor
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Undergraduate
Programs
REEES
Major
REEES
Minor
Certificate in Global Business Culture
REEES Courses
Area
Studies Courses
Language
Courses
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