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Tony H. Lin is an Assistant Professor of the Practice and Coordinator of Russian/Slavic Studies at Boston College's Eastern, Slavic, and German Studies department. Born in Taiwan, he holds dual degrees from Northwestern University (B.M. in piano performance, B.A. in Slavic Studies) and advanced degrees from UC Berkeley (M.A. and Ph.D. in Slavic Languages & Literatures). His research focuses on Russian and Polish cultural intersections, particularly the interplay between literature and music across centuries.
- Education: B.M./B.A. Northwestern, M.A./Ph.D. UC Berkeley
Research explores 19th/20th-century Russian literature & music, absurdist themes in Slavic arts, and Chopin's cultural legacy. Current projects include a book manuscript on Chopin's reception in Russian/Pole culture and articles on Anna Karenina adaptations and Pasternak's musicality. Awards include Fulbright-Hays, DAAD, NEH, and State Department grants.
Teaching portfolio spans Russian literature, Slavic cultures, and language courses in Polish/Russian. Maintains dual career as pianist with performances across Europe/US.
