Dr Connor Doak

Selected publications

• Doak, C, Byford, A & Hutchings, S, 2019, ‘Transnational Russian Studies’. Liverpool University Press, Liverpool, England
• Doak, C, 2019, ‘Queer Transnational Encounters in Russian Literature: Gender, Sexuality, and National Identity’. in: Andy Byford, Connor Doak, Stephen Hutchings (eds) Transnational Russian Studies. Liverpool University Press
• Doak, C, 2019, ‘Myshkin’s queer failure: (Mis)reading masculinity in Dostoevsky’s The Idiot’. Slavic and East European Journal, vol 63., pp. 1-27
• Doak, C, 2016, ‘The malen'kii chelovek in Almaty: Masculinity in Nariman Turebaev's Films’. KinoKultura, vol 54.
• Doak, C, 2016, ‘The Emotion as Such: Un/Masking the Poet in Mayakovsky’s Work’. in: Andrew Reynolds, Bonnie Roos (eds) Behind the Masks of Modernism: Global and Transnational Perspectives. University Press of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, pp. 135-157
• Doak, C, 2016, ‘What’s Papa For?: Paternal Intimacy and Distance in Chekhov’s Early Stories’. Slavic and East European Journal, vol 59., pp. 517-543
• Doak, C, 2015, ‘Masculine Degeneration in Dostoevskii’s Demons’. in: Katherine Bowers, Ani Kokobobo (eds) The Twilight of Realism: Russian Writers and the Fin de Siècle. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, pp. 105-125
• Doak, C, 2013, ‘One Man’s Meat is Another Man’s Poetry: Masculinity and Metaphor in the Work of Vladimir Maiakovskii’. Modernism/Modernity, vol 20., pp. 239-264
• Doak, C, 2011, ‘Babushka Writes Back: Grandmothers and Grandchildren in Petrushevskaia’s Time: Night’. Forum for Modern Language Studies, vol 47., pp. 170-181
• Doak, C, 2010, ‘Poltava at 300: Reading Byron’s Mazeppa and Pushkin’s Poltava in the Post-Soviet Era’. Australian Slavonic and East European Studies, vol 24., pp. 83-101