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Monika Greenleaf

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Building 240, Room 105
Phone: 650 725 5933
monika.greenleaf@gmail.com

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On leave 2014-15

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Russian theater
women's poetry
film
Nabokov
Tsvetaeva
Gogol
Pushkin
Romanticism
Catherine the Great
autobiography
18th-century
The novel
visual arts
poetry and poetics

Monika Greenleaf

Associate Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures and Comparative Literature

Education

Ph.D., Yale University
M.A., Yale University
B.A., M.A., Oxford University
B.A., Stanford University

COURSES

COMPLIT 115 Vladimir Nabokov: Displacement and the Liberated Eye (COMPLIT 315, SLAVIC 156, SLAVIC 356)
  • Spring 2019-20
COMPLIT 122 Literature as Performance (DLCL 142)
  • Winter 2019-20
COMPLIT 315 Vladimir Nabokov: Displacement and the Liberated Eye (COMPLIT 115, SLAVIC 156, SLAVIC 356)
  • Spring 2019-20
DLCL 189B Honors Thesis Seminar
  • Winter 2019-20
DLCL 189C Honors Thesis Seminar
  • Spring 2019-20
DLCL 199 Honors Thesis Oral Presentation
  • Spring 2019-20
SLAVIC 146 The Great Russian Novel: Tolstoy and Dostoevsky (SLAVIC 346)
  • Winter 2019-20
SLAVIC 156 Vladimir Nabokov: Displacement and the Liberated Eye (COMPLIT 115, COMPLIT 315, SLAVIC 356)
  • Spring 2019-20
SLAVIC 15N "My Life Had Stood - A Loaded Gun": Dostoevsky, Dickinson, and the Question of Freedom.
  • Autumn 2019-20
SLAVIC 195 Russian and East European Theater (SLAVIC 395)
  • Spring 2019-20
SLAVIC 346 The Great Russian Novel: Tolstoy and Dostoevsky (SLAVIC 146)
  • Winter 2019-20
SLAVIC 356 Vladimir Nabokov: Displacement and the Liberated Eye (COMPLIT 115, COMPLIT 315, SLAVIC 156)
  • Spring 2019-20
SLAVIC 395 Russian and East European Theater (SLAVIC 195)
  • Spring 2019-20

PUBLICATIONS