Showing posts with label Larissa Rudova. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Larissa Rudova. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

WGRCLC Members at the IRSCL Conference, Maastricht, August 2013


WGRCLC Members at the IRSCL Conference, Maastricht, August 2013

WGRCLC Members and participants in this year's International Research Society for Children's Literature (Theme: "Children's Literature and Media Cultures") gathered together at a conference reception held in a converted church/bookstore in Maastricht.

Pictured here from left to right are Caterina Balistreri, Larissa Rudova, Sara Pankenier Weld, and Marina Balina. Cheers!

Saturday, October 6, 2012

Rudova talk at Grinnell College

Larissa Rudova traveled to Grinnell College last week to deliver a talk entitled "Post-Soviet Cinderellas: Beauty, Femininity, and Consumer Culture in Russian Adolescent Literature for Girls."

Rudova’s talk addressed the history of the relationship between beauty and gender construction in Soviet children’s literature and culture and analyzed how new economic and cultural realities affect it in the post-Soviet era.


Pictured here are the members of the Grinnell College Russian Department (Todd Armstrong, Anatoly Vishevsky, me [Kelly Herold], Raquel Greene) and Larissa Rudova.

It was great to see you, Larissa!