Lilya Kaganovsky
 
Background and Current Information Education:           B. A. Literature, University of California, Santa Cruz           M. A. Slavic Languages & Literatures, Columbia University           Ph. D. Comparative Literature with Emphasis in Film, University of California, Berkeley Teaching:           Assistant Professor of Russian, The College of William & Mary (2000-2001)           Assistant Professor of Slavic, Comparative Literature, and Cinema Studies; University of Illinois (2001-2008) Associate Professor of Slavic, Comparative Literature, and Cinema Studies; University of Illinois (2008-) Current projects:           The Voice of Technology and the End of Soviet Silent Film: 1928-1932 Recent publications:           How the Soviet Man was Unmade (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2008) Current courses: Russ 335: Nabokov poster Russ 335: Nabokov syllabus Cinema 503: Historiography of Cinema           Contact Information Office hours:          Tuesdays, 1-3PM Office:           3038 Foreign Languages Building           (217) 333-6157 (Tel)           (217) 244-4019 (Fax) Affiliations:           Department of Slavic Languages & Literatures           Program in Comparative & World Literature           Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory           Unit for Cinema Studies Mailing address:           3080 Foreign Languages Building, MC-170           707 S Mathews Ave           Urbana, Iliinois 61801 Profile_files/Nabokov%20web%20syllabus%2008.pdfProfile_files/Nabokov%20web%20syllabus%2008.2.pdfProfile_files/Cine%20503%20web%20syllabus.pdfshapeimage_2_link_0shapeimage_2_link_1shapeimage_2_link_2