University of Calgary
Elena Bratishenko
- Associate Professor
- +1 (403) 220-8109
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Office Hours
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
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| - | - | - | - | 1p‑1:50p Winter 2019 | - | - |
Research Interests
Research Interests:
Currently Teaching
| F2022 - RUSS 201 - Introductory Russian I | ||||||||||
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| F2022 - RUSS 301 - Continuing Russian I | ||||||||||
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| W2023 - RUSS 400.3 - Topics in Advanced Russian (Russian through Food) | ||||||||||
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Publications
Conference Proceedings
- Bratishenko, Elena. On the Pronoun ego in the History of Russian 2013.
- Bratishenko, Elena. On the History of the Dat. Sg. Ending -ovi in Russian 2009.
Journal Articles - Peer Reviewed
- Bratishenko, Elena. "On the Nominative with Infinitive: Notes in the Margins of the Domostroj". Scando-Slavica 67.1 (2021): 91-111. Print.
- Bratishenko, Elena. "Everything old is new again: Another look into the history of Russian adjectives". Russian Linguistics 43.1 (2019): 41-64. Print.
- Bratishenko, Elena. "Observations on the Dative Absolute in the Laurentian Chronicle". Russian Linguistics. V 39.2 (2015): 255-273. Print.
- Bratishenko, Elena. "Genitive vs. Dative: The Case of protivu in the History of Russian". Russian Linguistics. V 35.3 (2011): 283-299. Print.
- Bratishenko, Elena. "Tracing the Genealogy of the Gen. -ovo in Russian Adjectival Declension". Russian Linguistics 34.1 (2010): 67-86. Print.
- Bratishenko, Elena. "Prototype Effects in Predicate Agreement with Collective *{a}-stem Subjects in the Laurentian Chronicle (1377)". Russian Linguistics 31.3 (2007): 249-267. Print.
- Bratishenko, Elena. "Denominal Adjective Formation and Suffix Hierarchy in Old East Slavic". Slavic and East European Journal 49.3 (2005): 361-377. Print.
- Bratishenko, Elena. "Genitive-Accusative and Possessive Adjective in Old East Slavic". Scando-Slavica 49.1 (2003): 83-103. Print.
- Bratishenko, Elena. "On the Authorship of the 1229 Smolensk-Riga Trade Treaty". Russian Linguistics 26.3 (2002): 345-361. Print.
Degrees
- PhD - Slavic Linguistics
University of Toronto, 1998 - MA - Russian Language and Literature
University of Toronto, 1991
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