Ellen E. Berry is Associate Professor of English and Co-Chair of
the English Department at Bowling Green State University.
Mikhail N. Epstein is Associate Professor in the Department of
Russian and East Asian Languages and Cultures at Emory University.
Ellen Berry and Mikhal Epstein have joined forces to produce an
exciting blend of Russian culturology and American cultural studies
that dares the reader to imagine a society in which identities are
fluid, boundaries are penetrable, differences are productive, and
cultural improvisations are incorporated into the decision-making
process. Dmitri Shanlin, University of Nevada
One is grateful for having this book; it is a treasure trove of
ideas, discoveries, and inspiration for further thought. Victor
Terras, Brown University
"
"Ellen Berry and Mikhal Epstein have joined forces to produce an
exciting blend of Russian culturology and American cultural studies
that dares the reader to imagine a society in which identities are
fluid, boundaries are penetrable, differences are productive, and
cultural improvisations are incorporated into the decision-making
process." --Dmitri Shanlin, University of Nevada
"One is grateful for having this book; it is a treasure trove of
ideas, discoveries, and inspiration for further thought." --Victor
Terras, Brown University
“Ellen Berry and Mikhal Epstein have joined forces to produce an
exciting blend of Russian culturology and American cultural studies
that dares the reader to imagine a society in which identities are
fluid, boundaries are penetrable, differences are productive, and
cultural improvisations are incorporated into the decision-making
process.” —Dmitri Shanlin, University of Nevada
“One is grateful for having this book; it is a treasure trove of
ideas, discoveries, and inspiration for further thought.” —Victor
Terras, Brown University
" Ellen Berry and Mikhal Epstein have joined forces to produce an
exciting blend of Russian culturology and American cultural studies
that dares the reader to imagine a society in which identities are
fluid, boundaries are penetrable, differences are productive, and
cultural improvisations are incorporated into the decision-making
process." -- Dmitri Shanlin, University of Nevada
" One is grateful for having this book; it is a treasure trove of
ideas, discoveries, and inspiration for further thought." -- Victor
Terras, Brown University
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