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Professor Philip Ross Bullock is a Professor of Russian Literature and Music at the University of Oxford's Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages, associated with Wadham College and Worcester College. He holds a D.Phil. (Oxford) and B.A. (Durham). His research focuses on intersections of Russian literature, music, and cultural history, with expertise in gender studies and translation. Notable roles include Director of TORCH (2017–2020), EURIAS Senior Fellow (2016/17), and scholar-in-residence at the Bard Music Festival. Awards include the Philip Brett Award (2009) and Philip Leverhulme Prize (2009). He teaches Russian language, literature, and interdisciplinary courses, supervising numerous graduate theses on topics like Soviet opera, Dostoevsky's empire politics, and Soviet Shakespeare translations. His publications span monographs on Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff, co-edited volumes on Russian music and culture, and contributions to journals like Slavonic and East European Review. Public engagement includes BBC Radio features, collaborations with opera houses, and documentary work on Tchaikovsky.
- Education: D.Phil. (Oxford), M.St. (Oxford), B.A. (Durham)
- Affiliations: Fellow of Wadham College, Senior Fellow at Université Grenoble Alpes
- Research Themes: Russian modernism, gender/sexuality in culture, translation, and transnational cultural exchange
- Grants: AHRC-funded Creative Multilingualism, TORCH Knowledge Exchange Fellowships
His work bridges literature and music, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches. Recent projects include a study of words/music in Russian culture and co-curation of recitals at Wigmore Hall. Public talks and translations highlight his commitment to accessible scholarship.
