ON LEAVE
September 1 - December 31, 2024

Dariya McEwen

Lecturer of Russian
location_on Buchanan Tower 902
Regional Research Area
Thematic Research Area

About

Dariya (Dasha) McEwen has been with CENES since 2005, and teaches Russian language, culture and literature courses.

Dasha has Masters degrees in Russian Language and Literature (LSU, Ukraine) and Liberal Studies (SFU, Canada).  Her current PhD project’s interests include the symbolic role of a strong historical personality in Russian literature and culture; the official representations versus marginalized narratives as they can be traced via fictional literature, official historiography, family memoirs and documented personal stories.


Teaching


Dariya McEwen

Lecturer of Russian
location_on Buchanan Tower 902
Regional Research Area
Thematic Research Area
ON LEAVE
September 1 - December 31, 2024

About

Dariya (Dasha) McEwen has been with CENES since 2005, and teaches Russian language, culture and literature courses.

Dasha has Masters degrees in Russian Language and Literature (LSU, Ukraine) and Liberal Studies (SFU, Canada).  Her current PhD project’s interests include the symbolic role of a strong historical personality in Russian literature and culture; the official representations versus marginalized narratives as they can be traced via fictional literature, official historiography, family memoirs and documented personal stories.


Teaching


Dariya McEwen

Lecturer of Russian
ON LEAVE
September 1 - December 31, 2024
location_on Buchanan Tower 902
Regional Research Area
Thematic Research Area
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Dariya (Dasha) McEwen has been with CENES since 2005, and teaches Russian language, culture and literature courses.

Dasha has Masters degrees in Russian Language and Literature (LSU, Ukraine) and Liberal Studies (SFU, Canada).  Her current PhD project’s interests include the symbolic role of a strong historical personality in Russian literature and culture; the official representations versus marginalized narratives as they can be traced via fictional literature, official historiography, family memoirs and documented personal stories.

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