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SCRB 99: Laboratory Research for Honors Thesis
8.00 Credits
Harvard University
For honors candidates writing a thesis in Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology.
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SEMPHIL 152: Introduction to Ugaritic
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Introduction to Ugaritic grammar, with readings in mythological, epistolary, and administrative texts.
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SEMPHIL 152 - Introduction to Ugaritic
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Slavic 101: Advanced Intermediate Russian: Reading, Grammar Review, and Conversation
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Continuing development of speaking and reading proficiency. Vocabulary work emphasizes verbs and verb government as essential to effective communication. Work on word formation to increase reading vocabulary. Texts for reading and discussion include works in prose, poetry, and film. Readings include a satirical tale by Shvartz, poetry of Akhmatova, and a film (Bykov's Scarecrow).
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Slavic 101 - Advanced Intermediate Russian: Reading, Grammar Review, and Conversation
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SLAVIC 102r: Advanced Russian: Introduction to the Language of History and the Media
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Introduction to the language of Russian newspapers, journals, and historical writing. Basic vocabulary for such areas as current events, including politics, history, economics, military issues, society, and the environment. Intended for students who desire a professional level of reading proficiency in the social sciences. Intensive work on morphology and supplementary work on oral comprehension.
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SLAVIC 102r - Advanced Russian: Introduction to the Language of History and the Media
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Slavic 103: Advanced Russian: Reading, Composition, and Conversation
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Continuing work on vocabulary and grammar centering on verbs and verb government. Readings include works by Chekhov and Dostoevsky, poetry, and film.
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Slavic 103 - Advanced Russian: Reading, Composition, and Conversation
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Slavic 111: Advanced Russian: Readings in Russian/Post-Soviet Studies
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Reading and discussion of topics in the areas of history, economics, politics, and current events. Continued work on grammar and vocabulary with written exercises and compositions. TV viewing for comprehension development.
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Slavic 111 - Advanced Russian: Readings in Russian/Post-Soviet Studies
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Slavic 112: Advanced Russian: Russian Press and Television
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
For students who already have experience reading Russian periodicals. Readings in and analysis of current topics and their presentation in the Russian press. Examination of the history of selected periodicals. Viewing of Russian news programs and analysis of language and content. Class conducted largely in Russian.
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Slavic 112 - Advanced Russian: Russian Press and Television
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Slavic 113: Advanced Russian: Readings in Russian Literature I
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Reading and discussion of classic and contemporary Russian literature. Continued work on vocabulary expansion and composition. Written exercises for reinforcement. Readings from authors such as Gogol, Chekhov, Bulgakov, Pasternak, Brodsky, and Bitov.
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Slavic 113 - Advanced Russian: Readings in Russian Literature I
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SLAVIC 115: Advanced Russian: Russian Cultural Self-Images and National "Mentality
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Through readings and film, we explore Russian cultural attitudes and self-images as socio-cultural context. Topics include cultural perceptions of self as nation and as cultural "mentality," the collective vs. the individual, attitudes toward friendship, the family and women, law, crime, prestige and success, and ethnic difference. Concentrates on vocabulary and phrasing, and includes extensive writing practice.
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SLAVIC 115 - Advanced Russian: Russian Cultural Self-Images and National "Mentality
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Slavic 120r: Supervised Readings in Advanced Russian
4.00 Credits
Harvard University
Intended for students who have already taken other department offerings. Reading, discussion, and writing on special topics not addressed in other courses. Conducted as a tutorial. Requires a course proposal to apply; acceptance is not automatic. Applications may be found on the department website under Resources.
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