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Marijeta Božović is an Associate Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures at Yale University with affiliations in Film and Media Studies and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. She specializes in twentieth- and twenty-first-century Russian and East European literatures and cultures, with expertise in diasporas, avant-gardes, digital humanities, and transnational cultural networks.
Education includes:
- PhD in Russian Literature from Columbia University (2011)
- MA in Russian Literature from Columbia University
- DEA and Maîtrise from Sorbonne Universités
Research focuses on transnational cultural flows across Eurasia, including Danube River studies, political poetry, and digital scholarship. Her work explores how cultural capital circulates through different media, languages, and geographical contexts.
Recent publications center on post-Soviet aesthetics, radical poetics, and digital methodologies in Slavic studies, reflecting interdisciplinary approaches bridging literature, film, and cultural theory.
Honors and awards:
- Institute for Critical Social Inquiry Fellow
- Whitney Humanities Fellowship
- Public Voices Fellowship
- Morse Research Leave Fellowship
- Rosenkranz Award for teaching innovation
Advises doctoral students in Slavic studies and digital humanities projects. Secured multiple grants including from NEH and NSF for initiatives like 'Black Sea Networks' and 'Digital Humanities Lab'. Leads Yale's 'Poetry after Language' digital colloquy.
Directs digital humanities labs exploring émigré cultures and internet studies. Co-curates film symposia and international research collaborations.
