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Elena Bratishenko is an Associate Professor specializing in Russian at the University of Calgary. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Slavic Linguistics from the University of Toronto, obtained in 1998, as well as a Master of Arts in Russian language literature, completed in 1991. Her research interests are primarily in Slavic historical linguistics, focusing on diachronic nominal morphology and language change. Additionally, she engages in cognitive approaches to linguistics and explores the history of East Slavic languages. Bratishenko’s work also delves into aspects of Russian language culture, dialects, and the literature of Medieval Novgorod and Medieval Slavic traditions. She teaches various courses on the Russian language, including introductory and advanced levels. Throughout her academic career, Bratishenko has been recognized for her contributions to teaching, notably receiving the Students' Union Teaching Excellence Award in 2003.
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