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Read Microsoft Word - READING LIST2.doc text version READING LIST FOR MA AND PhD EXAMINATIONS IN RUSSIAN LITERATURE UPDATED: FALL 2000 The following bibliography is intended to guide you in preparing for MA and PhD examinations. The unmarked items represent required readings for the MA examinations; items with an asterisk before them represent required readings for the PhD examinations as stipulated below (NB: An asterisk placed before the name of an author indicates that all the works of that particular author are required PhD readings, but not for the MA). As a rule all the MA required readings are given first, followed by the PH.D. Required readings. The MA examinations cover Russian literature as a whole and require you to develop a view of its major works within the literary process and a general understanding of Russian literary history. The PhD examinations consist of seven parts: 1) the literature of medieval Rus', 2) eighteenth-century Russian literature, 3) nineteenth-century Russian literature, 4) twentieth-century Russian literature, 5) literary theory and criticism, 6) the literature of another Slavic culture, 7) a dissertation proposal.

You will prepare topics and bibliographies for each part in consultation with your examination committee. You are responsible for all the asterisked items in the area most closely related to the dissertation proposal, selecting one of the following sub-groups: 1) The Literature of Medieval Rus'; 2) Eighteenth-Century Russian Literature; 3) Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature: Romanticism; 4) Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature: Realism; 5) Twentienth-Century Russian literature: Pre-War; 6) Twentieth-Century Russian Literature: Post-War; 7) Slavic Literary Theory.

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You should bear in mind that the reading list includes works not covered in courses. Nonetheless they represent required reading, and you will be tested on them in both the written and oral examinations. The goal of the examinations is to determine your knowledge of the literary tradition as a whole; it is not limited to class material. The Literature of Medieval Rus' (988-1700) Note: 'PLDR' refers to the series Pamiatniki literatury Drevnei Rusi (Moscow ­ Leninegrad, 1978 ­) with texts given in the original and in scholarly translation. The 'Harvard Library of Early Ukrainian Literature' series is recommended for English translations and commentary.

Kievan Literature 1. Readings from the Primary Chronicle ('Povest' vremennykh let') from the beginning to 1054 including the accounts of Oleg, Igor', Ol'ga, the Christianization of Rus', the murders of Boris and Gleb (PLDR XI v., pp. 22-176), and the 'pouchenie' of Vladimir Monomakh (ibid., pp. Metropolitan Ilarion. 'Slovo o zakone i blagodati.'

Anonymous 'Skazanie i strast' i pokhvala sviatym muchenikam Borisu i Glebu' (PLDR XI v., pp. 'Chtenie.o zhitii Borisa i Gleba.' 'Zhitie Feodosiia Pecherskogo' (PLDR XI v., pp. The Kievo-Pecherskii paterik (PLDR XII v., pp. 413-440, 476-615).