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Author:   Richard Robin ,  Galina Shatalina ,  Karen Evans-Romaine
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Edition:   6th edition
Weight:   1.660kg
ISBN:  

9781032276830

ISBN 10:   1032276835
Pages:   894
Publication Date:   29 July 2022
Audience:   College/higher education ,  General/trade ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  General
Format:   Mixed media product
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

A Basic Course in Russian: Introduction Scope and Sequence 1: 2: ? 3: ? 4: 5: 6: , , 7: 8: 9: ? 10: Glossary Russian-English Glossary English-Russian Glossary Appendix A: Spelling Rules Appendix B: Nouns and Modifiers Appendix C: Declensions Appendix D: Numerals Index Student Workbook: 1: 2: ? 3: ? 4: 5: 6: , , 7: 8: 9: ? 10:

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The textbook is a wonderful textbook for those who want to learn Russian from the alphabet to grammar concepts using the communicative approach. The textbook usefully offers both the structure of gradually introducing vocabulary and grammar concepts and flexibility for instructors to adjust the amount of the introduced material to meet the students' demand. The textbook is a great resource for students and instructors of Russian and I have successfully been using it for over ten years. I look forward to the new edition. Ilmira P. Dulyanova, Instructor of Russian, University of South Dakota

Author Information

Richard Robin, Professor of Slavic Linguistics and International Affairs is the Russian language program director at the George Washington University. Within the field of Russian language pedagogy, he specializes in language proficiency assessment, listening comprehension, and the use of authentic media in the lower levels of instruction. Over the last thirty years, he has collaborated on a half-dozen Russian language textbooks. Karen Evans-Romaine, Professor of Russian, is co-director of the Russian Language Flagship program at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. She and Russian Flagship co-director Dianna Murphy have co-edited a volume, Exploring the US Language Flagship Program: Professional Competence in a Second Language by Graduation (2017) and have co-authored articles on pedagogical and co-curricular practices in the Russian Flagship. Evans-Romaine teaches Russian language, literature, and culture. Galina Shatalina, Professor of Russian, is the Russian course coordinator for the George Washington University.

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