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Samuel Goff’s research examines the intersection of visual physical culture in the early Soviet Union, with an emphasis on cinema, sport, and connections to avant-garde and Stalinist aesthetics. He received his PhD from the University of Cambridge and has several years of experience as an editor at The Calvert Journal. His teaching interests include twentieth-century Russian and Soviet culture history. Goff teaches papers SL1/SLA3, SL7, SL14, and CS5, with specific courses such as Soviet Russian Cinema and Russian Culture from 1895 to the Death of Stalin.
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