Russian Literature is both fascinating and rich. It deeply explores the internal, psychological lives of its characters, contains intriguing plots, and often includes central themes that involve the Christian faith. The length of many of these works make them difficult to cover in a traditional course, but they are absolutely ideal for an independent study. Have you always wanted to tackle a long classic like War and Peace but struggled to find the time due to the length? Now’s your chance! Do you enjoy philosophy and philosophical debate? The Brothers Karamazov would be a great read!
Works to be covered and the student’s objectives and goals for the semester need to be approved by the teacher before the semester begins. Books by Pushkin, Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy, Chekhov, Turnegev, Zamyatin, and Solzhenitsyn may be chosen. Other book choices outside those authors will need approval and may require an additional fee. Students will meet with the teacher an average of 3-5 times during the semester.
Specia Note: Please contact the teacher to discuss your ideas for the independent study before registering.
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Jenny Cutler graduated in 2005 with a B.A. in Education, and in 2012 with a Master’s Degree in Multicultural Education, both from Eastern University. Jenny taught in both private and public schools until she had her first child and decided to stay home with him. She ran a tutoring business during her first few years as a stay at home parent but found teaching online to be an ideal fit for her, and she made the switch in 2014.
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