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156 total members
Tarba, Lily
Position:
PhD Candidate
Department:
Centre for Comparative Literature
Institution:
University of Toronto
Discipline:
Literature
Specialization:
Nineteenth-century Russian, North Caucasian, and Georgian poetry and prose; themes of shame and honour; Russian conquest of the Caucasus; Northwest Caucasus.
Current Research:
Dissertation project:
Literary representations of shame and honour in Russian, North Caucasian, and Georgian poetry and prose during the nineteenth-century Russian conquest of the Caucasus.
Tarnawsky, Maxim
Department:
Slavic Languages and Literatures
Institution:
University of Toronto
Teplova, Natalia
Position:
Associate Professor
Department:
Département d'études françaises (secteur Traduction/Traductologie)
Institution:
Concordia University
Highest Degree and Institution:
Ph.D., McGill University
Discipline:
Translation Studies
Specialization:
Translation history (theory and praxis) in France, Japan and Russia;
Modes of cultural transfer (translation, adaptation, etc.);
Pushkin Studies;
Censorship and Translation in Russia;
Literary translation.
Current Research:
- "Eugène Onéguine" en France;
- "Résurrection" de Tolstoï: Paris - Londres - Tokyo. Le rôle de l'adaptation théâtrale indirecte dans la création des "classiques de la littérature mondiale".
Thompson, Althea
Position:
PhD Student
Department:
History
Institution:
Concordia University
Highest Degree and Institution:
Master of Arts - Concordia University
Discipline:
History
Topouzova, Lilia
Position:
Associate Professor
Department:
ICCIT, History, Munk School
Institution:
University of Toronto
Trojanová, Tereza
Position:
PhD candidate
Department:
Faculty of Social Sciences, Institute for Sociological Studies
Institution:
Charles University
Highest Degree and Institution:
Master of Research in Social Science, University of Aberdeen
Discipline:
Sociology
Specialization:
internationalisation, global inequality, semi-periphery, qualitative methods
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