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ISSN 2043-7633

Tatiana Klepikova

Tatiana Klepikova is an Arts and Science Postdoctoral Fellow at the Women and Gender Studies Institute at the University of Toronto. She studied Slavic, Anglophone, and Hispanic Literatures and Cultures in Yaroslavl (Russia) and Passau (Germany). Her work is focused on contemporary Russian and Soviet literature and the arts, literary articulations of privacy in the Soviet era, gender and sexuality in Eastern Europe, queer theater and drama, publics and citizenship in the digital age, and digital body and posthumanism. She is co-editor of several edited collections, including Outside the “Comfort Zone”: Private and Public Spheres in Late Socialist Europe (De Gruyter, 2020) and editor and translator of Contemporary Queer Plays by Russian Playwrights (forthcoming with Bloomsbury Methuen Drama).

Latest Posts | By Tatiana Klepikova
Editorial – Issue 21

Editorial – Issue 21

In 2014 at the annual ASEEES convention, Stephen Hanson gave the presidential address; he argued that there was something worth exploring in the internally heterogenous regional cultural specificity in ‘the …
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Bodyminds Online: Digitally Mediated Selves in Regional Cultural Context

Bodyminds Online: Digitally Mediated Selves in Regional Cultural Context

In this introductory article framing a special issue, we argue that embodiment matters for understanding social subjectivity that emerges through digital media in Eastern Europe and Eurasia. We offer the …
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Call for papers: Issue 22 – Digital Selves: Embodiment and Co-Presence in New Media Cultures in Central Europe and Eurasia

Call for papers: Issue 22 – Digital Selves: Embodiment and Co-Presence in New Media Cultures in Central Europe and Eurasia

Guest editors: Cassandra Hartblay (University of Toronto) Tatiana Klepikova (University of Toronto)

Since the emergence of new media cultures, the theorization of the relationship between embodied positioning in space and …
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