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Major in Russian Language and Literature
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New Brunswick Undergraduate Catalog 2011–2013 Programs of Study and Courses for Liberal Arts Students Programs, Faculty, and Courses Russian 860 Minor Options  

Minor Options


Students may choose from among three minor options:

Minors in Russian Language and Literature will have the ability to analyze works of literature in themselves and in their historical context. They will be able to critically assess sources and use the conventions of attribution and citation correctly. Depending on their entry level, they will have the ability to communicate in Russian and read original texts. All will have a basic understanding of the nature of the Russian language. This minor is fulfilled by successful completion of the following set of six courses with a grade of C or better:
  • three language courses beyond 101
  • three literature electives from the 300/400-level courses offered in the department

Minors in Russian Language will have a solid understanding of the Russian language and be able to communicate effectively in oral and written forms. They will also be able to read literature and other texts in the original. All will have a basic understanding of the nature of the Russian language. This minor is fulfilled by successful completion of the following set of six courses with a grade of C or better:

  • five language courses (one semester of the Practicum may count towards this requirement)
  • one literature course with readings in Russian, to be chosen from the following: 315, 401, 402 (a different course that requires reading texts in Russian, such as 01:860:332 or 01:860:433, may fulfill this requirement upon approval from the program director)

Minors in Russian Literature (an option for students who wish to study Russian literature in translation) will have the ability to analyze works of literature in themselves and their historical context. They will be able to critically assess sources and use the conventions of attribution and citation correctly. Minors are also encouraged to study Russian literature within a larger European and global context by taking courses in comparative literature and other national literatures. This minor is fulfilled by successful completion of the following set of six courses with a grade of C or better:

  • two survey courses: 327 and 328
  • four electives in Russian literature offered in the department at the 300/400 level

 
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