Sungkyunkwan University ( SKKU ) College of Liberal Arts | Academic Programs | Schools / Departments | Russian Language and Literature

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Code	Course Title	Credit	Learning Time	Division	Degree	Grade	Note	Language	Availability
RUS3041	Russian theme of Literature	3	6	Major	Bachelor			-	No
As an in-depth undergraduate course that deals with the major themes of Russian literature in the 19th and 20th centuries, it mainly deals with Russian urban issues, Slavic thoughts, folk literature, 60s trend literature, critical realism, 20th century revolution, socialist realism, and thawing literature.
RUS3042	Russian Drama	3	6	Major	Bachelor			Korean	Yes
Does critical readings of major Russian playwriters, and attempts to arrive at a general theory of drama. In addition, strives towards an understanding of the inherent poetics and aesthetic characteristics of a drama as a literary genre.
RUS3043	Russian Poetry	3	6	Major	Bachelor			-	No
Investigates the Russian poetics as well as analyzes the representative Russian poets' works. Also, examines the mutual relation between the poetry and major Russian literary schools.
RUS3044	Russian Novel	3	6	Major	Bachelor			-	No
Traces the process of the development of Russian novels as a genre, and examines various theories of novel. Furthermore, selects and criticizes major Russian novels, and attempts to arrive at a broadened theory of novel.
RUS3046	F. Dostoevsky and Artificial Intelligence	3	6	Major	Bachelor	3-4		-	No
In the 21st century, when the boundaries between humans and machines, real and virtual, are disappearing due to the development of artificial intelligence, where are the fundamental values of mankind and what are the future prospects? How can human dignity be demonstrated in the age of artificial intelligence? The problems of the present and the future are solved through Dostoyevsky, the great writer of Russia. Dostoevsky is considered one of the most modern classical writers, who uncovered human mysteries. In this course, through reading Dostoevsky's novels deeply and broadly, we analyze his aesthetics and ideas and interpret the modern values of classics in various dimensions.
RUS3047	19th Century Short Stories and Russianness	3	6	Major	Bachelor	3-4		-	No
The primary purpose of this course is to explore the so-called “Russianness” as an essential theme reflected in 19th century short stories, with about 15 works beginging with the early 19th century through the end of the century.
RUS3048	Historical and Comparative Linguistics of Slavic Languages	3	6	Major	Bachelor	3-4		Korean	Yes
Slavic is a language family including Russian, Czech, Polish, Bulgarian, Serbian, Croatian, and Macedonian. This course aims to discover the similarities and differences in basic expressions of these languages. Students will learn basic expressions of Slavic languages, and the relationship between the modern Slavic languages and Common Slavic/ Church Slavic. Academically, students can compares a series of languages to discover similarities and differences, and in practical, the course has the advantages of learning how to use the basics of Russian and Eastern European languages.
RUS3049	Practical Russian	3	6	Major	Bachelor	3-4		Russian	Yes
The course will include Russian stylistics, syntax and grammar at the intermediate-advanced level. Students will gain the general knowledge of the major Russian media outlets (newspapers, magazines, internet blogs, etc). Upon successful completing of this course, students will be able to read authentic non-literary texts of a moderate level of difficulty, written by and for native speakers of Russian.
RUS3050	Torfl Russian	3	6	Major	Bachelor	3-4		Russian	Yes
Effectively prepare for the Russian language certification exam, This course is designed to help you develop intermediate-advanced level of Russian language skills.
RUS4004	Russian Stylistics	3	6	Major	Bachelor/Master	1-4		-	No
Examines the functions and characteristics of various styles of the Russian language, includins the colloquial and literaty, officaial and unofficial, standard and dialect (poressional, regional, temporal, jargon etc.)
RUS4004	Russian Stylistics	3	6	Major	Bachelor/Master	1-4	Russian Language and Literature	-	No
Examines the functions and characteristics of various styles of the Russian language, includins the colloquial and literaty, officaial and unofficial, standard and dialect (poressional, regional, temporal, jargon etc.)
RUS4007	Special Topics on Russian Literature I	3	6	Major	Bachelor/Master	3-4 1-4		-	No
Approaches Russian literature through a specific topic or a methodology. Selects and criticizes specific authors or works in accordance with the given topic or a methodology. Attempts a deepened understanding of the topic.
RUS4007	Special Topics on Russian Literature I	3	6	Major	Bachelor/Master	3-4 1-4	Russian Language and Literature	-	No
Approaches Russian literature through a specific topic or a methodology. Selects and criticizes specific authors or works in accordance with the given topic or a methodology. Attempts a deepened understanding of the topic.
RUS4008	Special Topics on Russian Literature II	3	6	Major	Bachelor/Master	3-4 1-4		Korean	Yes
Approaches Russian literature through a specific topic or a methodology. Selects and criticizes specific authors or works in accordance with the given topic or a methodology. Attempts a deepened understanding of the topic.
RUS4008	Special Topics on Russian Literature II	3	6	Major	Bachelor/Master	3-4 1-4	Russian Language and Literature	Korean	Yes
Approaches Russian literature through a specific topic or a methodology. Selects and criticizes specific authors or works in accordance with the given topic or a methodology. Attempts a deepened understanding of the topic.