PhD in History, Associate Professor.
Education:
Graduated from the Faculty of History of Saint Petersburg State University
PhD Thesis:
Georg Lukacs and the Radical Left Ideology in Weimar Germany (Frankfurt School), 1998
Research interests:
History of philology, intellectual history, sociology of literature
Professional service:
Member of the Editorial Board
Sdvig-press (Switzerland)
Wiener Slawistische Almanach (Austria — Germany)
Teaching activity:
Lectured in Saint Petersburg State University, Russian State University for the Humanities, National Research University Higher School of Economics, universities of Bochum and Greifswald (Germany)
Academic publications (42 in total, including 2 monographs):
Monographs:
- Marxism Without the Proletariat: Georg Lukacs and the Early Frankfurt School, 1920–1930s. Moscow; St. Petersburg, European University in St. Petersburg, 2004. 504 p.
- The Atlantis of Soviet National Modernism: The Formal Method in Ukraine (1920s — early 1930s). Moscow, NLO Publ., 2021. 784 p. (Co-authored with G. Babak).
Articles:
- Old for New: Simeon Polotsky in Creative Evolution of Alexander Beletsky. Die Welt der Slaven. 2025. Bd. 13. S. 61–84.
- Les nihilistes un siècle après: débats anciens, revisités dans le contexte des dernières années soviétiques. Slavica Occitania. 2024. № 2 Р. 69–88.
- A Charged Polemic: The Ukrainian Question, Eurasianism, and Exiled Scholarship in the 1920s. Práce z dějin Akademie věd. Vol. 15, № 2. С. 41–54.
