Welcome to HIS 241, the History of Russia I. I'm Charlie Evans, your instructor for the course, and this is about the fourth year now that I've had my Russian history course sequence online. This semester we will be trying something new by using a blog to support our experience with Russian history. It should be fun!
skip to main
|
skip to sidebar
Any idea which Russian Orthodox Church this is?
This is a blog for use in both of my
HIS 241
and
HIS 242
Russian history survey courses at
Northern Virginia Community College.
Mystery Church
Any idea which Russian Orthodox Church this is?
Links
Good Books to read about Russia
- Mikhail Bulgakov, The Master and Margarita (*1966)
- E.H. Carr, The Romantic Exiles (1933)
- Nikolai Chernyshevskii, What Is to Be Done? (Что делать, 1863)
- Fedor Dostoevskii, Idiot (1868-69)
- Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, August 1914 (1971; expanded edition, 1984)
- Lev Tolstoi, War and Peace (1865-69)
- Franco Venturi, Roots of Revolution (il populismo russo, 1952)
- Vladimir Voinovich, Ivankiad (Иванькиада, 1976)
8 comments :
Hi there, my name is Meagan and I'm in HIS 241 this semester. Just wanted to introduce myself! Neat blog you have set up, this should be an interesting course!
I'm Peter Dasso, and this is my brief introduction on the course blog. I have Russian heritage in my family and I'm trying to get more in touch with that, as well as tie Russia in with my passion for medieval history.
Hi, I'm Laureen Topper. Over the past few months I've been studying Russian which has really heightened my interest in Russian History and culture. I'm really excited to be taking this course!
Hello! I'm Anna Nicotra, I visited Russia in November and I have wanted to learn more about the beautiful country since. I am excited to be taking this course!
So this is the blog, huh? Looks good. I thought it might be hard to figure out, but it looks pretty simple and self-explanatory.
I'm Kailie Smith, from HIS 241.
Hello, my name is Jesse from HIS 241. I think this is a pretty neat blog. I can't wait to review all the interesting stuff in the mmatireal.
Hello, my name is Randa and I didn't become truly interested in Russia until became a World History teacher. Only then did I realize how much I didn't know.
I know you are not accepting welcome posts anymore but I thought I would start off with this to catch up on my posting. Hi, I'm Prakesha! I did not anticipate how slow my reading would be but I think with my interest in Russian History, I will be able to do it!
Post a Comment