|
Assistant Professor of Russian and Slavic Studies
B.A. 1999 Reed College
M.A. 2002 University of California, Berkeley
Ph.D. 2007 University of California, Berkeley
Research Interests: Michael Kunichika's research interests include Russian modernism, with a particular emphasis on the relationship between painting and literature;
Russian cinema and visual culture; literary theory, rhetoric, and Russian archaeology.
Fellowships/Honors: He has published an article "Landscape and Vision at the White Sea-Baltic Canal" in Picturing Russia: Essays in Visual Culture (Yale UP). He is currently at work on a book examining the creation of an indigenous antiquity during the Russian modernist period.
Selected Works:
He has published an article "Landscape and Vision at the White Sea-Baltic Canal" in Picturing Russia: Essays in Visual Culture (Yale UP).
He is currently at work on a book examining the creation of an indigenous antiquity during the Russian modernist period.
 Update your faculty profile
|
