Rosina Neginsky
Associate Professor, Liberal Studies/Liberal and Integrative Studies, Women’s Studies, English
Ph.D. English, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Email: neginsky.rosina@uis.edu
Phone: (217) 206-7431
Office: UHB 3027

Teaching Interests: European literature (English Pre-Raphaelites; French and Russian Symbolists), 1850-1920, contemporary French literature.

Courses: Ancient Greek and Biblical Motifs in European Literature, 1880-Present, Dostoevsky, European Cinema, International Women Writers, Major Women Writers, Symbolist Movement in Europe.

Presentations:

• “Methods in Teaching Literature online”, Modern Languages Association
• “Ekphrasis in the Age of Cervantes: Ekphrasis in Flaubert’s Short Stories”, International Literary Symposiums in Paris
• “Recapturing Works of Art in Mallarme’s Herodiade”, Princetom University
• “Artistic References in Flaubert’s Short Story, ‘Herodias’”, Illinois Philological Association

Publications:

• Poetry – Under the Light of the Moon and Dancing Over the Precipice
• Zinaida Vengerova In Search of Beauty: A Literary Ambassador between East and West (University of Heidelberg series, Peter Lang) Now in its second printing.
• Dictionary of Literary Biography
• Rutledge Who’s Who in Twentieth Century World Poetry
• Reference Guide of Short Fiction

Dr. Neginsky is also the recipient of a number of awards from NEH and IREX.