Anna Schur Kaladiouk
Associate Professor
akaladio@keene.edu
Parker Hall 309
(603) 358-2911
Mailstop 1402

I came to Keene State College in 2001, to teach courses in Comparative and Russian literature. I received my B.A. in Germanic philology (with concentration in English literature) from Leningrad (now St. Petersburg) State University, Russia, and my Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from the University of California, Davis. My thesis, Reformed Characters: The Nineteenth-Century English and Russian Novel and the Discourse on Penal Reformation, examines the twin projects of making and remaking characters as they were carried out in the novel by novelists and in the prison by prison reformers. I am currently revising and expanding this study in book form.

My teaching and research interests include 19th-century Russian and British Victorian literature and culture, law and literature, 19th-century penology and the novel; also Soviet literature and film, and Comparative literature.