Queens College of the City University of New York

Faculty Member, History

Columbia University, History
University of Chicago, Russian Civilization

Assistant Professor

About

TEACHING:
Hist 102 Modern Europe, 1815 - Present
Hist 109, Russia to 1855
Hist 110, Russia 1855 - Present
Hist 392W, Women and Gender in Russia
Hist 392W, Women’s Work: Textiles (Prehistory - present)
Hist 799, The Collapse of the Soviet Union
HSS 200, Social Sciences and Society

Possible future courses:
Hist392W, Revisionism in History
Hist 799, Aristocracy in Europe
Hist 200, The Cultural Revolution (1750 - 1850)
Hist 200/799 Stalinism

RESEARCH:

My second book project is tentatively titled _Alexander's Mysticism_ and will concern itself with a circle of women mystics surrounding Alexander I of Russia in the 1810s and 20s. The book will address gender and religious practice, the various alternatives to official Orthodoxy in this period, the transmission and reception of ideas relating to unreason from Western Europe to Russia, and the connections between all this and the developing conservatisms and nationalisms of the early and mid-nineteenth century, as well as the effect of involvement in these movements on the reign of Alexander I.

Contact Information

Address:

Department of History
Queens College, CUNY
65-30 Kissena Blvd.
Flushing, NY 11367

Telephone:

718-997-5053 (office)

 
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