Professor Anna Lisa Crone

Russian literature

• Goucher College, B.A. Russian language and literature, 1967. Graduated Summa cum Laude with honors thesis in Russian; elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
• Harvard University, M.A. Russian Language and Literature, 1969.
• Harvard University, Ph.D. Slavic Languages and Literatures, 1975.
  • Dissertation: "Vasilij Rozanov as Stylist".
  • Major field: Russian Literature.
  • Minor Field: Serbo-Croatian Literature.

• Graduate Teaching Award for 2000, University of Chicago

• The Daring of Derzhavin: The Moral and Aesthetic Independence of the Poet in Russia. 2000. Bloomington, IN: Slavica.
• My Petersburg/myself, etc. Forthcoming July 2003. Bloomington, IN: Slavica.

• "From the King-Poet to the Poet-King: Friedrich the Great's Influence on Derzhavin". Chapter in German-Russian Literary Relations, edited by Gennady Barabantio, published by Bergham Books; Oxford, England.
• "Tobacco Road - One Path to Pushkin" to appear in book Why Pushkin? edited by A.D.G. Briggs, to appear in England and Russia.
• "Ukatrainian after Independence: reflections of a Language Teacher" SEEJ Summer 2000.
• "The Poetry of Ungrammaticality - Impermissable Inversions in Russian Poetry of the Late Eighteenth Century".
• "A Razumovsky Quartet: 10 Short Stories"

• "Fraternity or Parricide in the Use and Abuse of Harold Bloom in the Study of Russian Poetry" - Slavic Forum, May 1998.
• Boston University, May 1998.
• University of Pittsburgh, May 1998.
• Harvard, October 1998.
• University of London, February 1999.
• University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, May 1999.
• "Derrori and the Futurists", Harvard Russian Research Center, October 1997.
• "What Derrhovin Heard at Tsaslwe Selo in Jan 1816", Cambridge University, England, March 1999.
• International Pushkin Symposium, Stanford University, April 1999.
• "The Poet as King", International Enlightenment Conference, Dublin, July 1999.
• "Derrhovin's Consolation of the Poet-Hero", Oxford University, August 1999.
• "Attitudes Towards Pushkin and Mickiewycz", Mickiewycz Conference, University of Chicago, October 1999.