Anita Kondoyanidi AA History
- Additional Positions at AU
- Adjunct Professorial Lecturer, History
- Degrees
- BA in English, University of Alaska, Anchorage, 1997
MA in English, University of Alaska, Anchorage, 1999
PhD in Literature and Literary Criticism, University of Indiana, Pennsylvania, 2004
MA in Eurasian, Russian, and East European Studies, Georgetown University, 2007
ABD in Russian History, Georgetown University
- Bio
- Anita Kondoyanidi was born in Russia. She received her MA in Russian, Eurasian, and East European studies from Georgetown University. In 2004, she completed her first PhD in Literature and Literary Criticism from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and currently she is ABD and writing her second dissertation at the Georgetown History Department. Tentative title of her dissertation is “Disillusioned Prophet: Maxim Gorky and the Russian Revolutions.” Her research interests are cultural diplomacy, Russian culture, and Russian-American relations. She teaches cultural diplomacy. Her publications appeared in the Russian Review, Revista de Instituciones, Ideas y Mercados (RIIM), and MusicuM magazine. She edited the first special English edition of the Russian magazine MusicuM.
- See Also
- Carmel Institute of Russian Culture & History
- For the Media
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Teaching
Spring 2021
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HIST-225 Russia & Origins Cont Eurasia
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HIST-445 Russian Studies: U.S.-Soviet Cultural Cold War