Angela Brintlinger
Assistant professorOffice 340 Cunz Hall Mailing address 232 Cunz Hall
1841 Millikin Road
Columbus, OH 43210-1215Telephone (614) 292-6326 (office)
(614) 292-6733 (messages)brintlinger.3@osu.edu
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Education
B.A. Rice University, Texas, 1987 M.A. Middlebury College, Vermont, 1989 M.A. University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1990 Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1994 DissertationThe Russian Biographical Novel of the 1920s and 1930s. Written under the supervision of David M. Bethea.
Current profile
Title: Assistant professorResearch interests: 19th- and 20th-century Russian literature; biography; genre studies; Polish literature
Administrative appointments: Undergraduate Committee Chair
University honors: University Seed Grant, OSU, 1997
Virginia Hull Research Award, OSU 1996
Courses recently taught
Undergraduate
Russian 135 Intro to Russian Culture (SP95, WI95) Russian 250 Masterpieces of Russian Literature in Translation (SP97, WI96, AU94) Undergraduate/Graduate
Graduate
Russian 520 Russian Literature (from Pushkin through Turgenev) (AU95) Russian 521 Russian Literature in Translation (from Dostoevsky through Chekhov (WI97, WI96, WI95) Russian 523
Russian 66220th Century Russian Lit., from 1928-2000 (WI99)
The Poetics of Prose (AU96)Russian 664 Topics in Twentieth-Century Russian Literature: "Russian Literature of the 1970s through 1990s" (SP97) Russian 693 Indep. Study on Translation Techniques: Ivan Bunin's Temnye allei (SP97)
Indep. Study : Nikolai Nekrasov (AU96)
Indep. Study: Gogol and Satire of the 19th Century (SU96)
Reading course, 18th-c. Russian Literature (AU94)Russian 750
Russian 751Pushkin and His Time (WI99)
Gogol and Satire of the Nineteenth Century (SP95)
Russian 852 Seminar in Russian Literature: "'My Pushkin': Pushkin in the Twentieth Century" (AU96)
Employment
Assistant Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures, The Ohio State University, 1994-present.Teaching Assistant, Russian Language (first through third year), University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1989-1993.
Publications
BookWriting a Usable Past: Russian Literary Culture 1917-1937. Forthcoming, Northwestern University Press, May 2000.Articles"Pushkinist or P.R. Man: Sergei Lifar in 1930s Europe." In The Pushkin Review (December 1999)."Pushkin in the Paris Emigration, 1937" (in Russian). In Pushkin zarubezhom (Moscow, Russia: Pushkin Institute, forthcoming 1999).
"Tynianov's Griboedov: Biography or Myth?" (in Russian). In A.S. Griboedov. Khmelitskii sbornik, ed. S.A. Fomichev (Smolensk, Russia: Smolenskii gumanitarnyi universitet, 1998) 384-396.
"Smert' Vazir-Mukhtara." In Reference Guide to Russian Literature, ed. Neil Cornwell, (London and Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn, 1998) 856-857.
"'Economy': Khodasevich's Pushkin" (in Russian). In Pushkin i drugie: sbornik statei, posviashchennyi 60-letiiu so dnia rozhdeniia professora S. A. Fomicheva, ed. V.Z. Koshelev (Novgorod, Russia: Novgorod UP, 1997) 142-147.
"Fact and Fiction in Tynjanov's Smert' Vazir-Muchtara: Paradoxes of a Scientific Novel." In Russian Literature, Amsterdam, The Netherlands XXXIX (1996): 273-302.
"Derzhavin and Khodasevich" (in Russian). With David M. Bethea. In Norwich Symposia on Russian Literature and Culture: Gavrila Derzhavin, ed. Efim Etkind, Northfield, Vermont (1995) 383-392.
"Derjavine and Khodassevitch" (in French). With David Bethea. Derjavine: un po¸te russe dans l'Europe des Lumi¸res. Ed. Anita Davidenkoff. Paris: Institute d'Ztudes slaves, 1994, 167-178.
"A New Translation of Adam Mickiewicz's 'Romanticism,' with commentary." The Sarmatian Review 12.3 (1992): 135-137.
Articles in Progress
"The Persian Prairie: James Fenimore Cooper, Aleksandr Sergeevich Griboedov and Tales of Russian Orientalism."Selected Reviews
Review of: Allen, Lui. F.M. Dostoevskii. Poetika. Mirooshchushchenie. Bogoiskatel'stvo. Logos: St. Petersburg, 1996. In The Sarmatian Review, forthcoming 1997.Review of: Creuziger, Clementine G.K. Childhood in Russia: Representation and Reality. UP of America: Lanham, Maryland, 1996. In Slavic and East European Journal, 41.3 (1997): 518-519.
Review of: Diment, Galya. The Autobiographical Novel of Co-Consciousness: Goncharov, Woolf and Joyce. UP of Florida: Gainesville, 1994. In The Russian Review 55.1 (1996) 109.
Review of: Mikos, Michael J. Polish Baroque and Enlightenment Literature. Slavica: Columbus, 1996. In The Sarmatian Review, forthcoming 1997.
Review of: Keys, Roger. The Reluctant Modernsit: Andrei Belyi and the Development of Russian Fiction, 1902-1914. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1996. In The International Review of Modernism (Spring 1998) 35-37.
Review of: Kropf, David Glenn. Authorship as Alchemy: Subversive Writing in Pushkin, Scott, Hoffmann. Stanford UP: Stanford, 1994. In The Russian Review 56.1 (1997).
Conference papers and public lectures
"Stung and Sacrificed: Rostopchina and her Critics." The National Convention of AAASS, Seattle (November 1997).
"A.S. Pushkin v Parizhskoi emigratsii 1937-go goda." Conference on "Pushkin i mirovaia kul'tura." St. Petersburg and Nizhnyi Novgorod, Russia (August 1997).
"The Archaists: A Polemic between Tynianov and Piksanov." The Ohio State University Golden Age Conference, Columbus, Ohio (April 1997).
"Russian Literature as a Reflection of Russian History and Culture." Russian Civilization and Culture: Past and Present. Social Studies Teachers' Workshop sponsored by The Slavic Center of The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio (June 1996).
"An 'Uncomfortable Talent': Moliere in Bulgakov's Zhizn' gospodina de Mol'era." Mikhail Bulgakov Society panel at the National Convention of AATSEEL, Chicago (December 1995).
"Griboedov i Mitskevich." Norwich Symposium on Russian Literature and Culture: Bakhtin and Griboedov, Norwich, Vermont (July 1995).
"Tynianov's Griboedov: Biography or Myth?" Winter Colloquium, Slavic Department, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio (February 1995).
"Griboedov v romane Tynianova Smert' Vazir-Mukhtara: Biografiia ili mif?" Conference on "Griboedov i mirovaia kul'tura," Moscow and Viaz'ma, Russia (January 1995).
"What's in a Name? The Document in Early Soviet Prose." The National Convention of AATSEEL, San Diego (December 1994).
"Khodasevich and his Derzhavin." The National Convention of AATSEEL, Toronto (December 1993).
"Fact in the Fiction of Iurii Tynianov." The Annual Conference of the Wisconsin Chapter of AATSEEL (April 1993).
"Culture in the Russian Language Classroom." The Annual Conference of the Wisconsin Association of Foreign Language Teachers (October 1992).
"Ideology and Revolution in Two Plays of Witkacy and Gombrowicz." The Annual Conference of the Wisconsin Chapter of AATSEEL (April 1992).
"The Femme in Gogol: Always Fatale?" The Annual Conference of the Wisconsin Chapter of AATSEEL (April 1991).
Varia
Recent Syllabi of University Courses on Central and Eastern Europe: Slavic 367 (The Slavic and East European Emigre Experience in America). In The Sarmatian Review, 18.3 (1998): 576-577.
Translation of extra scenes. The Card Index. By Tadeusz Rozewicz. Dir. Linda Nadolny Smith. The University of Kansas Theatre. Inge Theatre, Lawrence, Kansas. 30 Sept., 1, 2, 3 and 4 Oct. 1992.
Grants
University Seed Grant, The Ohio State University Research Foundation, 1997
Research Travel Grant, Slavic Center of The Ohio State University, 1996
IREX Short Term Travel Grant, For travel to Russia (Conference on "Griboedov i mirovaia kul'tura"), 1995
Honors and awards
Fellowships and honorsVirginia Hull Research Award, The Ohio State University College of Humanities, 1996
HEA Title VI Fellowship for Dissertation Research, 1993
University of Wisconsin Dissertation Fellowship, 1992
Professional activities
American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies
Organizer of the panel "Mythologies of Self: Reflections and Refractions," National Convention of AAASS, November 1997.
Participant in the roundtable on The Slavic Emigre Experience in America. The National Convention of AAASS, November 1997.
American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages
Chair of the panel " History in Russian Literature," National Convention of AATSEEL, December 1998.
Chair of the panel "Russian Prose: Models of Reality," National Convention of AATSEEL, December 1996. Secretary, December 1995.
Chair of the Russian Emigre Literature Panel, National Convention of AATSEEL, December 1995. Secretary, December 1994.
AATSEEL, Wisconsin Chapter
Chair and co-organizer of 20th century Russian literature panel, Annual Conference of the Wisconsin chapter of AATSEEL, April 1993.
University service
Resident Director, Study Abroad Program at the Nevsky Institute, St. Petersburg, Summer 1999.Organizer, The Ohio Russian Literary Seminar, 1997-present
Director of Undergraduate Studies, Department of Slavic and East European Languages and Literatures, 1996-97, 1998-99
Honors Advisor, 1996-97
Undergraduate Committee, Department of Slavic and East European Languages and Literatures, 1994-97, 1998-99
Ad Hoc Committee on Study Abroad, Department of Slavic and East European Languages and Literatures, 1997
ReferencesDavid M. Bethea, Vilas Research Professor, Department of Slavic Langauges and Literatures, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Irene Masing-Delic, Professor, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, The Ohio State University
Helena Goscilo, Professor, Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, The University of Pittsburgh
David L. Hoffmann, Associate Professor, Department of History, The Ohio State University
Stephen Summerhill, Associate Professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, The Ohio State University
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