<p>Andrei Zorin, Professor of Russian and Fellow of New College, Oxford University, discusses Russia’s mythology of supreme power in its traditional and modern iterations as well as the nuances of Russian national identity. </p>

Andrei Zorin, Professor of Russian and Fellow of New College, Oxford University, discusses Russia’s mythology of supreme power in its traditional and modern iterations as well as the nuances of Russian national identity.

<p>Andrei Zorin, Professor of Russian and Fellow of New College, Oxford University, discusses Russia’s mythology of supreme power in its traditional and modern iterations as well as the nuances of Russian national identity.&nbsp;</p>

Monterey Symposium – Zorin “Russian Messianism and Cultural Identity II”

The Monterey Initiative in Russian Studies at the Middlebury Institute enables students with advanced Russian language skills to professionalize their interest in Russia and Eurasia. This podcast showcases the projects of the Monterey Initiative: Monterey Summer Symposium on Russia, Monterey Conversations, The Ambassadorial Series, and the Monterey Symposium | The World. Support for the Monterey Initiative in Russian Studies is provided by Carnegie Corporation of New York. © 2022 President &amp; Fellows of Middlebury College

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The Monterey Initiative in Russian Studies at the Middlebury Institute enables students with advanced Russian language skills to professionalize their interest in Russia and Eurasia. This podcast showcases the projects of the Monterey Initiative: Monterey Summer Symposium on Russia, Monterey Conversations, The Ambassadorial Series, and the Monterey Symposium | The World. Support for the Monterey Initiative in Russian Studies is provided by Carnegie Corporation of New York. © 2022 President & Fellows of Middlebury College

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