Current PhD Students in Slavonic Studies

Name	College	Research Topic	Supervisor
Stepan Blinder	Fitzwilliam College	Western European Books in the Eastern European Cultural Frontier: the Library of Zamoyski Academy (16-17th century)	Dr Olenka Pevny
Katarzyna Brzezińska	Clare College	'Wirydianna Fiszerowa: A Noblewoman’s Perspectives on Public and Private Life in Eighteenth-Century Poland'	Dr Stanley Bill
Vera Gagarina	Trinity College	"The Influence of Byzantium on Medieval Russia: Analysis of the Translations of the Lives of the Saints from Greek into Church Slavonic in the 11th and 12th centuries"	Prof Simon Franklin
Stefan Lacny	Trinity College	"Foreign Encounters in the Western Borderlands: Depictions of Western Ukraine in Soviet Cinema, 1925-1941"	Prof Emma Widdis
Delphi Mayther	St. John's College	The Role of Literary Folklore in Russian and Ukrainian Self-Definition, 1769-1798	Dr Anna Berman
Mariia Molodyk	Queens' College	Transformations of New Media in Participatory Society: Investigating Public (Self-)Service Media in Ukraine	Dr Rory Finnin
Katerina Pavlidi	Jesus College	The Materiality of Language: Body and Affective Meaning in Vladimir Sorokin’s Twentieth-Century Works	Dr Rebecca Reich
Angus Russell	Trinity College	"The cultural transmission of Mongol institutional models in late medieval and early modern Moscow"	Prof Simon Franklin
Pavel Stepanov	Girton College	Modernity on Screen: Cultural Import into Soviet Cinema (1923 - 1929)	Prof Emma Widdis

For recent PhD awardees, please see here.

Slavonic Studies