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Next Early Slavists Seminar at Harvard
Dear Colleagues,
Job Annoucement
I am happy to annoucement the opening of the search for a Slavic, East European Librarian at the University of Chicago Library. Please consider if you are interested. Also share this annoucment with people you know, you might consider such a position. I can say from experience that this a wonderful library at a great place to work.
See the posting at: https://www.lib.uchicago.edu/about/thelibrary/employment/librarian-opportunities/Sla_East_...
Call for Applications: The Summer Research Laboratory at Illinois
Call for Applications: The Summer Research Laboratory at Illinois
For over forty years, the Summer Research Laboratory at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has provided scholars from around the world with the opportunity to work in our Library's famous collections in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies.
New Edition of Vivliofika
Dear Colleagues!
I am very excited to present our special edition of Vivliofika: E-Journal of 18th Century Russian Studies!
The Natural Turn in Early Modern Russian History
Co-edited by myself, Anna Graber, Rachel Koroloff, and Audra Yoder.
Are you interested in early modern views on the natural world? Read our collection of essays about how people in the Russian empire thought about nature!
Articles:
К истории русской ботанической иллюстрации: «ученые» и «народные» травники XVI-XVIII вв.
Aleksandra Borisovna Ippolitova