Recently, two faculty members in the department of German Studies and Slavic Languages demonstrated the strength of the department's literary studies. Michelle James and Michael Kelly were featured on Voices in the Human Conversation, a BYU Broadcasting production centered on ongoing research of BYU Humanities Faculty. Dr. James, Associate Professor of German, presented "The Fruits are Exquisite: G.E. Lessing, Zion and the Search for Truth," a discussion of her research into the works of German writer and philosopher G.E. Lessing." Dr. Kelly, Associate Professor of Russion, presented "Loving Kindness and Compassion in Dostoyevsky," an investigation into the writings of the eminent Russian author. Both of these presentations can be viewed at the College of Humanities media page or by subscribing to the Voices in the Human Conversation podcast.
Upcoming Events
- The German Society will be showing a different German Film every week!
- The German Society will be showing a different German Film every week!
EYR: Extending your Russian
Extending Your Russian provides advanced Russian learners with a wealth of resources and tools to practice, maintain, and improve all aspects of speaking Russian.
SOPHIE
Sophie: A Digital Library and Resource Center for Early German-Speaking Women's Works 1740-1923, is an open-ended, online digital repository available to scholars, teachers, and students.
