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Russian Language & Literature *: General

This guide to select sources is useful primarily for graduate and undergraduate students who are studying Russian or Soviet literature and linguistics.

Essential Toolbox

Toolbox from Slavic Reference Service at the U. of Illinois
essential free online resources (libraries, catalogs, bibliographies) 

"Russian and Eurasian Studies" an overview of research resources by Thomas Keenan and Robert Davis in Handbook for European Studies Librarians, ed. Brian Vetruba and Heidi Madden, U of Michigan Libraries Publishing, 2024 [Copyright: Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial]

East View Publication Shop: explore easily available print and digital publications.

Resources @USC

Russian Satirical Journals,
1905 - 1907
 
@ USC Digital Library

Located in Edward L. Doheny Jr. Memorial Library, the Slavic Languages and Literature collection supports teaching and research at USC, and therefore focuses on 19th and 20th century Russian literature and history, and some coverage of 18th century materials.

USC Libraries also provides access to materials pertinent to other Slavic languages and literatures. Click to see the Slavic Languages and Literatures library guide.

Related collections are in the Helen Topping Architecture and Fine Arts Library.

Types of materials collected are:

Monographs
Serials and journals

  Russian Satirical Journals, 1905 - 1907

Videos and DVDs

  Early Russian Cinema, 1907-1918. Leavey Library.

Microforms

 

Librarian: Sophie Lesinska Ph.D.

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Sophie Lesinska
Contact:
Doheny Memorial Library 230
lesinska@usc.edu
213-740-7373