Maria Hristova (Lewis & Clark College), “Nuclear Bomb Representation and Approaches to Environmental Discourse in {Post-}Soviet Cultures” (Yale Slavic Colloquium)

The Yale Slavic Colloquium presents Prof. Maria Hristova with a talk entitled, “Nuclear Bomb Representation and Approaches to Environmental Discourse in {Post-}Soviet Cultures.” 

 

Maria (Masha) Hristova joined the Lewis & Clark community as Assistant Professor of Russian in 2017. A Bulgarian native, she received her PhD in Slavic Languages and Literatures from Yale University in 2015 with a concentration in post-Soviet Russian Culture and South Slavic languages and cultures. Currently, she teaches Beginning and Intermediate Russian, as well as a wide range of Russian, Soviet, and post-Soviet culture seminars in English, as well as in Russian. Additionally, she is the faculty coordinator for the Critical Language Scholarship Program.