Adjunct Professor Millicent Vladiv-Glover

  • I studied Russian, French and German at the University of Melbourne for a BA Honours degree, then completed an MA on the Russian 19th century novel and a PhD on Dostoevsky and Bakhtin , for which I did research at MGU ,(Moscow State University) on an ANU Exchange.

    I have lectured at Erlangen University and given guest lectures at Bochum, Hamburg and FUB (Berlin) as well as SUNY (Stony Brooke) and Columbia University.

  • VOL. 9, nos. 1-2 2013
    SPECIAL ISSUE ON: “SOCIALIST REALISM AND NATIONALISM IN MUSIC, LITERATURE, FILM AND PUBLIC DISCOURSE: THE TRANSCULTURAL DIMENSION” Editors: SLOBODANKA M. VLADIV-GLOVER ANDREW PADGETT You can find the volume published here: http://www.transculturalstudies.com/issue/view/49 Read more
  • TRANSCULTURAL STUDIES: A SERIES IN INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH
        SPECIAL ISSUE ON: “SOCIALIST REALISM AND NATIONALISM IN MUSIC, LITERATURE, FILM AND PUBLIC DISCOURSE: THE TRANSCULTURAL DIMENSION” Editors: SLOBODANKA M. VLADIV-GLOVER ANDREW PADGETT VOL. 9, nos. 1-2                                                                                           2013 You can find the volume published here: http://www.transculturalstudies.com/issue/view/49   Read more
  • TRANSCULTURAL STUDIES: A SERIES IN INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH VOL. 9, nos. 1-2 2013
     SPECIAL ISSUE ON: “SOCIALIST REALISM AND NATIONALISM IN MUSIC, LITERATURE, FILM AND PUBLIC DISCOURSE: THE TRANSCULTURAL DIMENSION” Editors: SLOBODANKA M. VLADIV-GLOVER ANDREW PADGETT TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction: Socialist Realism as Genealogy of an Era Slobodanka Vladiv-Glover                                                                                                                    1  A Petrine Day of Display: 21 December 1709 (with illustrations) Adrian Jones                                                                                                                         5   Belief in Zamyatin’s WE and Tarkovsky’s Stalker: Two Approaches to the Critique of Utopia. Slobodanka Vladiv-Glover                                                                                                ... Read more
  • “The Decaying Corpse in ‘The Brothers Karamazov’ and in Popular Forensics[Silent Witness]: the Semiotics of Death”.
    EXISTENTIALIST SOCIETY 2014-2015 www.existentialistmelbourne.org 6th May 2014 Adjunct Associate Professor Millicent Vladiv-Glover (Languages, Cultures and Linguistics, Monash University) Free Public Lectures, followed by an extended period of questions and discussion: 8pm, Unitarian Hall, 110 Grey Street, East Melbourne. Melways Map 2G D2. Read more
  • Mentored Graduate Publications and Conference Papers 2012 – 2013
    Refereed Journals Marie-Emmanuelle Mokwapi and Samara Wilson, “Jules Janin: The French, As Seen Through Their Own Eyes.”  Translated by Marie-Emmanuelle Mokwapi and Samara Wilson. The Dostoevsky Journal : An Independent Review, Vols. 12-13 (2011-2012):135–147. (This translation is the result of a research project in Translation Studies, Monash University, supervised by Slobodanka Vladiv-Glover in 2009. The translators are ... Read more
  • Journal announcement
    The new double volume of The Dostoevsky Journal: An Independent Review (2012) is now available on line and in print to subscribers. Click here to view the Table of Contents: www.dostoevskyjournal.com The latest issue of Transcultural Studies: A Series in Interdisciplinary Research (2012) is now available on line and in print to subscribers. Click here to ... Read more

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