Revue
Журнал
Numéro courant
Revue canadienne des slavistes
Section spéciale : Géographies symboliques des identités post-yougoslaves
Grounding civic nationhood: the rise and fall of Yugoslav nationalism, 1918–91
Ethnic pornography in the Balkans: national identity between sex and violence
How we (used to) remember the Partisans. Culture of memory and art form during and after Yugoslavia
DISCUSSION: Why together, why apart? An epistolary discussion about Yugoslavia and its remnants
Articles
Rethinking Ukraine’s culture and history during the war
Rapport
Kairos of resilience: Ukraine’s cultural response to Russia’s invasion
Section spéciale : Célébration du 70e anniversaire de l'Association canadienne des slavistes
On the 70th anniversary of the Canadian Association of Slavists: the CAS–ICCEES connection
Memories of a onetime Sovietologist
Recensions
2019
Polish cinema: a history, by Marek Haltof
Lexical layers of identity: words, meaning, and culture in the Slavic languages, by Danko Šipka
2020
The Russian revolutions of 1917: the northern impact and beyond, edited by Kari Aga Myklebost, Jens Petter Nielsen and Andrei Rogatchevski
Picturing the page: illustrated children’s literature and reading under Lenin and Stalin, by Megan Swift
PHaunted empire: Gothic and the Russian imperial uncanny, by Valeria Sobol
A companion to the Russian revolution, edited by Daniel Orlovsky
2021
Reading backwards: an advance retrospective on Russian literature, edited by Muireann Maguire and Timothy Langen
SPQR in the USSR: Elena Shvarts’s classical antiquity, by Georgina Barker
Chekhov’s children: context and text in late Imperial Russia, by Nadya L. Peterson
All future plunges to the past: James Joyce in Russian literature, by José Vergara
The stolen narrative of the Bulgarian Jews and the Holocaust, by Jacky Comforty with Martha Aladjem Bloomfield, with a foreword by Omer Bartov
Love for sale: representing prostitution in imperial Russia, by Colleen Lucey
The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth: history, memory, legacy, edited by Andrzej Chwalba and Krzysztof Zamorski
Dictionnaire Dostoïevski, by Michel Niqueux
Mimetic lives: Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and character in the novel, by Chloë Kitzinger
Nikolai Gogol: performing hybrid identity, by Yuliya Ilchuk
2022
Ukrainian Canadian visual art, vol. L, edited by John-Paul Himka and Kalyna Somchynsky
Tolstoy in context, edited by Anna A. Berman
In the shadow of the Holocaust. Poland, the United Nations War Crimes Commission, and the search for justice, by Michael Fleming
GRevolutionary aftereffects: material, social, and cultural legacies of 1917 in Russia today, edited by Megan Swift
Pro-dvizhenie: advanced Russian through film and media, by Alyssa DeBlasio and Izolda Savenkova
The family novel in Russia and England: 1800–1880, by Anna A. Berman
Budapest’s children: humanitarian relief in the aftermath of the Great War, by Friederike Kind-Kovács
Formalists against imperialism: The Death of Vazir-Mukhtar and Russian orientalism, by Anna Aydinyan
2023
Russia’s regional museums: representing and misrepresenting knowledge about nature, history, and society, by Sofia Gavrilova
The long winter of 1945: Tivari, by Anna Di Lellio and Dardan Luta
War and punishment: Putin, Zelensky, and the path to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, by Mikhail Zygar
Jasenovac concentration camp: an unfinished past, edited by Andriana Benčić Kužnar, Danijela Lucić and Stipe Odak
The Soviet century: archaeology of a lost world, by Karl Schlögel
A war made in Russia, by Sergei Medvedev
Writing rogues: the Soviet picaresque and identity formation, 1921–1938, by Cassio de Oliveira