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Denis Akhapkin

d.akhapkin@spbu.ru
Akhapkin
Associate Professor, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies in the Field of Languages and Literature, Ph. D. in Philology (kandidat nauk)

Denis Akhapkin currently teaches in the Arts and Humanities Program at St. Petersburg State University, Russia, where also works as a head of Centre for Writing and Critical Thinking. His interests include modern Russian literature with an emphasis on poetry and poetics, literary linguistics and cognitive literature studies. He published a book of commentaries to poetry of Russian-American Nobel prize author Joseph Brodsky ("Joseph Brodsky: After Russia," 2009, in Russian). His work has appeared in Toronto Slavic Quarterly, Russian Literature and other journals, he is also the author of several biographies of Russian writers in Dictionary of Literary Biography (DLB).

He was a visiting research fellow of Helsinki University Collegium (spring 2007) and The Princess Dashkova Russian Centre, University of Edinburgh (fall 2014). He holds both B. A. and Ph. D. in Russian Language from St. Petersburg State University.

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  • Svetlana Abrosimova 2014
  • Natalia Anisimova 2007
  • Elena Bodnar 2019
  • Anastasia Byrina 2021
  • Aisylu Chanysheva 2022
  • Marina Dykhno 2016
  • Valeria Fomenko 2019
  • Elizaveta Golubeva 2011
  • Ksenia Kliueva 2021
  • Ksenia Klyueva 2019
  • Alena Kobozeva 2017
  • Margarita Kolesnikova 2013
  • Anastasia Kotchenko 2012, 2014
  • Marina Kravets 2005
  • Ksenia Lavrenova 2022
  • Viktoria Levchenko 2012
  • Polina Lozitskaya 2018
  • Tatiana Matyushkina 2015
  • Ekaterina Morozova 2006
  • Anna Muzychuk 2015
  • Daria Perepletova 2021
  • Ekaterina Piir 2012, 2016
  • Gintaras Rishkus 2012, 2014
  • Lyubov Rodyukova 2006
  • Valeria Rybolovleva 2018
  • Aleksander Sokolov 2017
  • Natalia Tanaeva 2011
  • Polina Timonina 2017
  • Ekaterina Vasilieva 2016
  • Fedor Vessart 2012
  • Yury Yakovlev 2006
  • Anastasia Zvonovskaya 2019
  • Cognitive Poetics
  • Linguistic Stylistics
  • Russian Literature of the XX Century
  • Theoretical and Practical Aspects of Liberal Education

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