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Jordan Center for the
Advanced Study of Russia

Alexey Vdovin

alexey.vdovin1985@gmail.com
Articles by Alexey Vdovin

“From Another Shore”: Zoom in Russian Literary Studies

Online technologies are, of course, a wonderful tool, but they do not solve the fundamental problems still discernible in our ways of conducting research on literature and culture in Russia today. In this note I’ll touch upon two important problems related to the institutional context and traditions of Russian literary criticism.

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