Research/Scholarly/Creative Works

Authored Books

• Mondry H. (2021) Embodied Differences: The Jew's Body and Materiality in Russian Literature and Culture. Boston: Academic Studies Press. 270 pp.

• Mondry H. (2015) Political animals: Representing dogs in modern Russian culture. 1-432. http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/9789401211840.

• Mondry H. (2015) Political Animals: Representing Dogs in Modern Russian Culture. Amsterdam: Brill | Rodopi. 451pp.

• Mondry H. (2010) Vasily Rozanov and the Body of Russian Literature. Bloomington: Slavica Publishers Indiana University. 176pp-176pp.

• Mondry H. (2009) Exemplary Bodies: Constructing the Jew in Russian Culture, since the 1880s. Boston: Academic Studies Press. 301pp.

• Mondry H. (2006) Pure, Strong and Sexless: The Peasant Woman's Body and Gleb Uspensky. Amsterdam: Rodopi. 289pp.

• Mondry H. (2005) Pisateli-narodniki i evrei (po sledam 'Dvesti let vmeste') (Populist Writers and the Jews: In the footsteps of 'Two Hundred Years Together'). St. Petersburg: Akademicheskii proekt. 180pp.

• Kurganov E. and Mondry H. (2000) Rozanov i evrei (V.V. Rozanov and the Jews). St. Petersburg: Akademicheskii proekt. 272.

• Mondry H. (1995) Vnov' raskrytye literaturnye parodii (New Literary Parodies). Moscow: Nauka. 150pp.

• Mondy H. and Thompson S. (1993) Leontiev: Examination of his Major Fiction. Moscow: Nauka. 110pp.

• Mondry H. (1991) Nineteenth Century Russian Literature in Today's Ideological Debates: A Quest for National Identity in Soviet Literary Criticism. Cologne: Berichte des Bundesinstituts für ostwissenschaftliche und internationale Studien 9. 60pp.

• Mondry H. (1990) The Evaluation of Ideological Trends in Recent Literary Scholarship. Munich: Otto Sagner Verlag, Slavistische Beiträge. 136pp.

Edited Volumes

• Chaban N; Mondry H; Pavlov E (Ed.) (2020) 30 Years after the Break Up of the USSR: Russia and Post-Soviet Europe. Narratives and Perceptions (title tbc). New Zealand Slavonic Journal.

• Mondry H (Ed.) (2017) The Politics of Un/natural Substances in 19th century Russian Culture. Zeitschrift fur Slavischer Philologie 73(2).

• Maxwell A. and Mondry H. (2010) New Zealand Slavonic Journal 44(1). Special issue: Selected papers from the National Bodies in Eastern Europe conference held at Victoria University of Wellington, 28-29 Aug 2010. Christchurch: Australia and New Zealand Slavists Association. 88pp.

• Mondry H. (2004) Slavic Almanac. Pretoria: University of South Africa Press.

• Mondry H; Krzychylkiewicz A (Ed.) (2003) Slavic Almanac (Vol 9). Pretoria: University of South Africa. 1-197.

• Mondry H; Krzychelkiewicz A (Ed.) (2000) Slavic Almanach (Vol. 6). (6th ed.) 8-9.

• Lilly I; Mondry H (Ed.) (1999) Russian Literature in Transition. Nottingham: Astra Press. 129.

• Mondry H; Krzychelkiewicz A (Ed.) (1998) Slavic Almanach (Vol. 5). 200.

• Mondry H; Krzychelkiewicz A (Ed.) (1997) Slavic Almanach (Vol. 4). 188.

• Mondry H. and Schveiger P. (1993) Tradition and Change in Eastern Europe. Johannesburg: University of Witwatersrand. 218pp.

• Mondry H. and Kasack W. (1991) South African Essays on Literature, History and Ideology in Eastern Europe and USSR (1985-1990). Johannesburg: University of Witwatersrand. 102pp.

• Mondry H. (1989) The Waking Sphinx: South African Essays in Russian Culture. Johannesburg: University of Witwatersrand. 178pp.

Journal Articles

• Mondry H. (2021) Dialectics of Sin: snokhachestvo Incest in Maxim Gorky's Fiction. Continental Thought and Theory 3(2) 8: 123-142. http://dx.doi.org/10.26021/10684.

• Mondry H. (2020) The Anthropocene and Dogs' Choices in Soviet and Post-Soviet Futurity Fiction. Russian Literature 114-115 67-83: 67-83. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ruslit.2020.07.004.

• Mondry H. (2019) Dog from the Other Shore: Dangerous Escapades, Animal Rescue and the Ethnic Other in "Salty Dog", 1960s to 1970s. Slavic and East European Journal 63(2): 265-284.

• Mondry H. (2018) ‘”We are all souls”: Dogs, dog-wo/men and borderlands in Coetzee and Tyulkin. Tydskrif vir Letterkunde 55(3): 21-34. http://dx.doi.org/10.17159/2309-9070/tvl.v.55i3.5508.

• Mondry H. (2018) Daughter Writing Famous Mother's Biography: Dagmara Kimele on Asja Lacis's Adventurous Life. Australian Slavonic and East European Studies 32(1-2): 27-52.

• Mondry H. (2018) Jewish-Christian encounters, suicide and transitory spaces in Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment and Trollope's Nina Balatka. Continental Thought and Theory 2(3) 4: 37-69.

• Mondry H. (2017) A conversation on the politics of (Un-)natural substances: Ingesting psychoactive matter in 19th century Russian literature and culture. Zeitschrift fur Slavische Philologie 73(2): 249-251.

• Mondry H. (2017) 'At the Samovar Me and My Masha': Tea, Samovar, and the Human Body - Exploring Shape and Substance in Russian Literature and Culture. Zeitschrift für Slavische Philologie 73(2): 253-283.

• Mondry H. (2017) Ingesting Psychoactive Matter in 19th Century Russian Literature and Culture. Zeitschrift für Slavische Philologie 73(2): 249-251.

• Mondry H. (2017) Puppy Politics and Milk Brotherhood on Khlebnikov's 'The Night Before the Soviets'. Russian Literature 87-89: 17-32. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ruslit.2017.04.003.

• Mondry H. (2017) Russian History through the Senses: From 1700 to the Present. SLAVONIC AND EAST EUROPEAN REVIEW 95(3): 560-562.

• Mondry H. (2017) Selecting Candidates for De-extinction and Resurrection: Mammoths, Lenin’s Tomb and Neo-Eurasianism. Animal Studies Journal 6(1) 3: 12-39.

• Mondry H. (2016) Censorship and Intellectual Freedom: Reflections 30 Years after Chernobyl and Glasnost (1986−2016). Continental Thought and Theory 1(1): 7-17.

• Byford A. and Mondry H. (2015) Love, Service and Sacrifice: Narratives of Dogs and Children in the Soviet 1930s. Australian Slavonic and East European Studies 29(1-2): 63-89.

• Byford A. and Mondry H. (2015) Love, service and sacrifice: Narratives of dogs and children in the Soviet 1930s. Australian Slavonic and East European Studies 29(1-2): 63-89.

• Mondry H. (2015) "Professionals,'' ''Harpist,'' ''Amateur'' : Brothels and Prostitutes in Kazan during the second half of XIX - early XX century. RUSSIAN REVIEW 74(1): 158-159.

• Mondry H. (2015) Degeneration, Decadence and Disease in the Russian Fin de Siecle: Neurasthenia in the Life and Work of Leonid Andreev. RUSSIAN REVIEW 74(3): 500-501.

• Mondry H. (2015) On Love: Mikhail Men'shikov on Sexuality, Procreation and the Family of the Future. Wiener Slawistischer Almanach 76: 183-202.

• Mondry H. (2014) In Praise of Ethnic Dress: Konstantin Leontiev's Politics of Diversity. Slavic and East European Journal 58(1): 57-75.

• Mondry H. (2014) Smell and memory as Jewish archives: the case of Russian Jewish writers. Jewish Culture and History 15(1-2): 43-54. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/1462169X.2014.898491.

• Mondry H. (2013) Blood Rituals and Ethnicity in Alexander Prokhanov's Fiction. Australian Slavonic and East European Studies 27(1-2): 1-34.

• Mondry H. (2013) Jewish Women Writers in the Soviet Union. SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL 57(1): 114-115.

• Mondry H. (2012) Jacob's Ladder: Kabbalistic Allegory in Russian Literature. SLAVIC REVIEW 71(3): 710-711.

• Mondry H. (2011) Ethnic Stereotypes and New Eurasianism: Alexander Prokhanov's Novel 'The Cruise Liner Joseph Brodsky'. New Zealand Slavonic Journal 45: 147-173.

• Mondry H. (2011) Genetic Wars: The Future in the Eurasianist Fiction of Aleksandr Prokhanov. Insights 4 Paper 2.

• Mondry H. (2011) Šklovskij Pro, Trockij Contra: "Canonizing" Vasilij Rozanov in the 1920s. Russian Literature 69(2-4): 239-257. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ruslit.2011.08.005.

• Mondry H. (2011) The Jewish Persona in the European Imagination: A Case of Russian Literature. SLAVIC REVIEW 70(3): 713-714.

• Maxwell A. and Mondry H. (2010) Corporeality and sexuality in east European studies: Two recent conferences in Wellington. New Zealand Slavonic Journal 44: 1-12.

• Mondry H. (2009) A Nineteenth-Century Russian Writer and Diplomat against the "Homogenised European": The Case of Konstantin Leontiev. New Zealand and EU: Perspectives on European Literature. Europe-New Zealand Research Series 3(2): 17-29.

• Mondry H. (2009) Fantasy Places and Fantasy Bodies. Jewish Culture and History 11(1-2): 57-70.

• Mondry H. (2009) Konstantin Leontiev and Russian Geopolitics Today. Slavic Almanac 15(1): 33-42.

• Mondry H. (2009) Past Imperfect 318 Episodes from the Life, of a Russian Artist. SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL 53(4): 681-682.

• Mondry H. (2007) Ob odnom kripto-evree u A. Chekhova (On one crypto-Jew in Chekhov). New Zealand Slavonic Journal 41(2007): 42-53.

• Mondry H. (2006) Peasant women's sexualities in the writings of Gleb Uspenskii and Anton Chekhov. Essays in Poetics: the Journal of the British Neo-formalist Circle 31(2): 258-271.

• Mondry H. (2006) The 'five': A novel of Jewish life in turn-of-the-century Odessa.. SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL 50(3): 523-524. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/20459329.

• Mondry H. (2005) Finding the middle ground: Krestovskii, Tur, and the power of ambivalence in nineteenth-century Russian women prose.. RUSSIAN REVIEW 64(1): 114-115.

• Mondry H. (2004) Shaping Ideal Womanhood in Gleb Uspensky's Stories. The Russian Review 63(3): 479-492.

• Mondry H. (2004) With Short Cropped Hair: Gleb Uspensky's Struggle Against Biological Determinism. Russian Review 63(3): 479-492.

• Mondry H. (2003) Gogol's Body, Rozanov's Nose. Essays in Poetics 28(8): 72-87.

• Mondry H. (2003) What's in an "(incubator) chicken"? Gleb Uspensky on Hens, Eggs, and the Mystery of Generation. Slavic and East European Journal 47(2): 211-226.

• Mondry H. (2002) Filling In The Blank Spots: On Republication in Today's Russia of Anti-Semitic Work by Vassily Rozanov. East European Jewish Affairs 32(2): 114-120.

• Mondry H. (2002) Rozanov and the Thai Bodies. Soviet and Post-Soviet Studies 28(3): 253-268.

• Mondry H. (2002) Rozanov on Sexual Anomalies of Gogol and the Jews. Wiener Slawistischer Almanac 48: 53-77.

• Mondry H. (2002) Vasili Rozanov on Dostoevsky and Acient Sexualities. Australian and East European Studies 16(1-2): 173-181.

• Mondry H. (2002) Vasilii Rozanov: Refiguring Cartesian dualisms with the Siamese bodies. The Soviet and Post-Soviet Review 28(3): 253-268.

• Walsby ED., Wang S., Ferguson B., Xu J., Yuan T., Blaikie RJ., Durbin SM., Cumming DRS. and Zhang XC. (2002) Multilevel silicon diffractive optics for tetrahertz waves. Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology B: Microelectronics and Nanometer Structures 20(6): 2780-2783.

• Mondry H. (2000) Are there Jews in the History of Russian Culture? Reading Contemporary Literary Press. Russian and Euro-Asian Bulletin 9(3): 1-9.

• Mondry H. (2000) K universal 'nosti Pushkina. Australian Slavonic and East European Studies 13(2): 81-94.

• Mondry H. (2000) O metafizike skulptury. Literaturovedcheskii zhurnal 14(4): 66-74.

• Mondry H. (2000) O 'nekrasivoi' androginnosti: statuia kak politika tela u Vasiliia Rozanova. Russian Literature 48(1): 17-24.

• Mondry H. (2000) O sekrete universal'nosti Pushkina. Australian Slavonic and East European Studies 13(2): 81-94.

• Mondry H. (2000) Vasilii Rozanov's Philosophycal Gaze in Italian Impressions. Philologia, Riga: Latvian State University 3: 130-140.

• Mondry H. and Sherman J. (2000) Russian Dogs and Jewish Russians: Reading Israel Joshua Singer's 'Liuk' in a Russian Literary Context. Prooftext: A Journal of Jewish Literary History 20(3): 290-317.

• Rudowicz C., Chua M. and Reid MF. (2000) On the standardization of crystal-field parameters and the multiple correlated fitting technique: Applications to rare-earth compounds. Physica B 291: 327-338.

• Mondry H. (1999) A note on the invocation of russian classics in the present-day nationalist and philosemitic russian press. East European Jewish affairs 29(1-2): 129-139. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/13501679908577896.

• Mondry H. (1999) A. Pushkin: nash ili moi? Voprosy filosofii (7): 44-60.

• Mondry H. (1999) Beyond the Boundary: Vasilii Rozanov and the Animal Body. Slavic and East European Journal Artical 43(4): 651-673.

• Mondry H. (1999) Invocation of Russian Classics in the Present-day Nationalist and Philosemitic Press. East European Jewish Affairs 29(1): 83-93.

• Mondry H. (1999) Performing the Paradox: Rozanov and the Dancing Body of Isadora Duncan. Essays in Poetics 24: 91-114.

• Mondry H. (1999) Pushkin, "ours" or "mine"? V. Rozanov's reception of Pushkin. VOPROSY FILOSOFII (7): 66-73.

• Mondry H. (1998) O Metafizike skul’ptury: statuia u Vasiliia Rozanova (Metaphysics of sculpture in V. Rozanov). Rossiiskii literaturovedcheskii zhurnal 3: 137-146.

• Mondry H. (1998) Recategorising the Other: Vasily Rozanov and Thai dancers. Australian Slavonic and East European Studies 12(2): 15-30.

• Mondry H. (1997) How 'Straight' is the Venus of Milo? Regendering statues and Female Bodies in Gleb Uspensky's Vypriamila. Slavic and East European Journal 41(3): 415-430.

• Mondry H. (1997) Race and Stereotype: Soloviev, Rozanov and Jewish Sexuality. Jewish Affairs, Spring : 141-145.

• Mondry H. (1997) Statuia u Gleba Uspenskogo i Chaadaeva. Slavic Almanac 4(5-6): 23-33.

• Mondry H. (1996) Beyond the scientific experiment in Bulgakov’s “The Heart of a Dog”’. Australian Slavonic and East European Studies 10(2): 1-10.

• Mondry H. (1995) Literary criticism in Russia today: The last days of ideology or its flourishing? Slavic Almanac 1(1): 84-101.

• Mondry H. (1995) Red Square: From the KGB archives to the Russian SS, 1970-1995. Jewish Affairs 50(4): 15-19.

• Mondry H. (1994) Cultural archetypes and economic reforms in Russia today. Jewish Affairs 50(1): 36-41.

• Mondry H. (1994) O ‘Literaturnosti’ polemiki v kritike perioda glasnosti i post-glasnosti (Literariness of polemics in Glasnost and post-Glasnost criticism). Voprosy Literatury 4: 102-120.

• Mondry H. (1993) Is there a crisis in Russian cultural and literary Press? Some diverse opinions. Slavic Almanac : 19-38.

• Mondry H. (1992) Bakhtin’s “carnivalesque” and bosnian’s cold stone jug. Journal of Literary Studies 8(1-2): 87-93. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/02564719208530002.

• Mondry H. (1992) Bakhtin’s carnivalesque and Herman Bosman’s 'Cold Stone Jug'. Journal of Literary Studies 8: 1-7.

• Mondry H. (1992) Bosman’s and Dostoevsky’s prison notes: A culturological reading of Russian and South African texts ('Notes from the House of the Dead' and 'Cold Stone Jug'). Slavic Almanac : 21-34.

• Mondry H. (1992) Ideological iconography. Jewish Affairs : 14-16.

• Mondry H. (1992) Popytka tipologizacii tvorchestva Leontieva na primere analiza 'Ispovedi muzha'. Voprosy Literatury 2: 166-186.

• Mondry H. (1992) Two roads: Russia in the last decade of the 20th century. Jewish Affairs May: 7-13.

• Mondry H. and Taylor JR. (1992) On lying in Russian. Language & Communication 12: 133-143.

• Mondry H. (1991) ‘A Husband’s Confession’: Towards the typology of Leontiev’s writing. Die Welt der Slaven XXXVI: 347-364.

• Mondry H. (1991) A semiotic reading of national typology: Boers, English and ... Russians (I. Goncharov’s 'Frigate Pallada'). Literator 12: 1-10.

• Mondry H. (1991) Glasnost in Soviet literary criticism and the debates around the Russian national character. Literator 12(3): 89-102.

• Mondry H. (1991) Who killed the Russian poet Esenin? Antisemitism in Soviet literary criticism under Glasnost. Jewish Affairs 46(2): 25-35.

• Mondry H. (1990) Another literary parody on Chernyshevsky in K. Leontiev’s 'In my own land'. Die Welt der Slaven XXXV: 255-275.

• Mondry H. (1989) Postlude to the 'Kreutzer Sonata'. Die Welt der Slaven XXXIV: 15-17.

• Mondry H. (1985) A non-formalist reading of V. Shklovsky’s formalist account of L. Tolstoy and G. Boccaccio. ATTI : 113-119.

• Mondry H. (1985) On a literary and historical prototype of Versilov in 'The Adolescent'. Dostoevsky Studies 6: 103-113.

Chapters

• Mondry H. (2020) 'Lev Tolstoi i evrei' kak zerkalo individual'noi pozitsii. In Uralskii M (Ed.), Lev Tolstoi i evrei: po dnevnikam, perepiske i vospominaniiam: 5-14. St Petersburg: Aleteiia.

• Mondry H. (2020) Ob odnom kripto-evree u A. Chekhova. Chekhov i evrei: 522-534. St Petersburg: Aleteiia.

• Mondry H. (2020) Predislovie: tema 'Chekhov i evrei' s pozitsii sovremennosti. Chekhov i evrei: 1-10. St Petersburg: Aleteiia.

• Mondry H. (2019) Petersburg and Contemporary Racial Thought. In Livak L (Ed.), A Reader's Guide to Andrei Bely's Petersburg: 124-137. Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press.

• Mondry H. (2018) ‘”We are all souls”: dogs, dog-wo/men and borderlands in Coetzee and Tyulkin. In Wylie D; Barendse J-M (Ed.), Dogs in Southern African Literatures: 21-34. Pretoria: Van Schaik.

• Mondry H. (2017) A formalist reading of the chapter on the Cape province from Goncharov's book Frigate Pallada. Nineteenth-Century Literature Criticism.: 73-79. Chicago: GALE.

• Mondry H. (2017) Ideological Love: The Return of Russian Conservative Thinkers of the Fin-de-siecle. In Zeiher C; McGowan T (Ed.), Can Philosophy Love: Reflections and Encounters: 147-161. London: Rowan and Littlefield International.

• Mondry H. (2016) Smell and Memory as Jewish Archives. In al JJE (Ed.), Jewish Migration and the Archive: 45-55. London: Routledge.

• Mondry H. (2014) Literaturnost as a Key to Andrey Bitov's Pushkin House. In Trudeau LJ (Ed.), Contemporary Literary Criticism Vol. 361: 59-66. Chicago: GALE.

• Mondry H. (2013) A New Kind of Brotherhood: Dostoevskii, Suslova and Rozanov. In Andrew J; Reid R (Ed.), Dostoevskii's Overcoat: Influence, Comparison, and Transposition: 205-219. Amsterdam: Rodopi.

• Mondry H. (2013) Paradoxes of New Eurasianism: Alexander Prokhanov's Novel 'The Cruise ship Joseph Brodsky'. In Bouterey S; Ji FY; Lin JH; Liu XH (Ed.), East Meets West: Cultures, Literatures and Languages in the Global Age: 268-279. Beijing: Beijing Normal University Publishing Group.

• Mondry H. (2011) Inventing ethnicities in the age of globalisation: The case of Russian Israeli writer Dina Rubina. In Ji FY; Lin JH; Bouterey S (Ed.), Cultural Interactions and Interpretations in a Global Age: 176-194. Christchurch: Canterbury University Press.

• Mondry H. (2010) A Wrong Kind of Love - A Teacher of Sex on a Teacher of Love: Vasilii Rozanov on Turgenev and Viardot. In Reed R; Andrew J (Ed.), Turgenev: Art, Ideology and Legacy: 237-252. Amsterdam/New York: Rodopi.

• Mondry H. (2010) Fantasy Places and Fantasy Bodies: A Russian Israeli Writer in Search of her Spanish Body. In Jordan J; Kushner T; Pearce S (Ed.), Jewish Journeys: From Philo to Hi-Hop: 66-82. London: Vallentine Mitchell.

• Mondry H. (2010) L'invité Meyer ou ce qui se passe quand l'invité est un crypto-Juif? Le récit La Propriété d'Anton Tchékhov (Guest Meyer or an invited crypto-Jew; on Chekhov's). In Gresser AM; Czerny B (Ed.), L'hote etranger: Strategeries de l'hostpitalite: 145-156. Caen: University of Caen Press.

• Mondry H. and Taylor JR. (2010) The cultural dynamics of “national character”: The case of the new Russians. Speaking of Emotions: Conceptualisation and Expression: 29-47. http://dx.doi.org/10.1515/9783110806007.29.

• Mondry H. (2008) Ot Gleba Uspenskogo k Semenu Anskomu: evreiskie i russkie zhenskie obrazy v russkoiazychnykh ocherkakh S. An-skogo (From Gleb Uspensky to Semn An-sky: Jewish and Russian women in the Russian stories of S. An-sky). In Moskovich W; Fijalkowska-Janiak I (Ed.), Jews and Slavs, vol. 21: Jews, Poles and Russians: 219-229. Jerusalem/Gdansk: Center for Slavic Languges and Literatures/Institute of Slavic Philology.

• Mondry H. (2008) Sudnyi Den' Korolenko kak razoblachenie mifa o natsionalnom evreiskom kharaktere (Korolenko's "Yom Kippur" as a deconstructed myth of national character). In Moskovich W; Finberg L (Ed.), Jews and Slavs, vol. 19: Jews, Ukrainians and Russians: 239-257. Jerusalem and Kyiv: Center for Slavic Langauges and Literatures/The Institute of Jewish Studies.

• Mondry H. (2006) The Hapun Legend as Cross-Cultural Dialogue: Vladimir Korolenko's "Sudny den' (Yom-kipur)". In Budnitsky O; Belova OV; Mochalova VV (Ed.), Russian - Jewish Culture: 172-190. Moscow: Rosspen.

• Mondry H. (2006) The Jew's Body and the Case of Dr. Chekov. In Moskovich W; Shvarzband S; Alekseev A (Ed.), Jews and Slavs, Vol. 17: The Russian Word in the Land of Israel, the Jewish Word in Russia: 219-240. Jerusalem: Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

• Mondry H. (2005) Russian Politics of the Jew's Body. In Shoenfeld J (Ed.), Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies Yearbook: 27-49. Oxford: Yarnton.

• Mondry H. (2003) G. I. Uspensky. In Dinega A (Ed.), Dictionary of Literary Biography: Russian Literature in the Age of Realism: 394-400. Columbia: Bruccoli Clark Layman.

• Mondry H. (2003) K. Leontiev. In Dinega A (Ed.), Dictionary of Literary Biography: Russian Literature in the Age of Realism: 199-206. Columbia: Bruccoli Clark Layman.

• Mondry H. (2003) On the Publication in Post-Soviet Russia of Vasily Rozanov's Anti-Semitic Writings. In Lilly I; Bosselmann K (Ed.), Repositioning Europe: Perspectives from New Zealand: 195-214. Christchurch: National Centre for Research on Europe.

• Mondry H. (2003) On the Subjectivism in Pushkin's Universality. In Andrew J (Ed.), 200 Years of Pushkin: 77-89. Amsterdam: Rodopi.

• Mondry H. (2002) Terror of Anomalous sexualities: Rozanov on Gogol and the Jews. In Williams GJBM (Ed.), Terror and Text: 229-250. Bielefield: Aisthesis Verlag.

• Mondry H. (2001) Ser Isaiia Berlin (1909-1997)'. In Parkhomovsky M; Rogatchevsky A (Ed.), Russkie evrei v Velikobritanii (Russian Jews in Great Britain): 14-24. Jerusalem: Nauchno-issledovatel'skii tsentr.

• Mondry H. (2000) Kak Rozanov chital Pushkina. In Danilevskiæi AA (Ed.), Pushkinskie chteniia v Tartu II: 322-330. Tartu: Tartu University Press.

• Mondry H. (2000) Vasilii Rozanov i evreiskaia seksual'nost: k tipologii predrassudkov. In al IBE (Ed.), Mezhdu Vostokom i Zapadom: evrei v russkoi i slavianskoi kul'turakh (Between East and West: Jews in Russian and Slavic Cultures): 114-127. Tallin: Tallin University Press and University of Jerusalem Press.

• Lilly I. and Mondry H. (1999) Introduction in Russian Literature in Transition. In Lilly I; Mondry H (Ed.), Russian Literature in Transition: 1-10. Nottingham: Astra Press.

• Mondry H. (1999) Russian Literary Criticism (1996-1999). In Lilly I; Mondry H (Ed.), Russian Literature in Transition: 105-126. Nottingham: Astra Press.

• Mondry H. and Taylor JR. (1998) National Stereotypes and Language: The Case of the 'New Russians. In Athanasiadou A; Tabakowska E (Ed.), Speaking of Emotions: Conceptualisation and Expression, Mouton de Gruyter: 29-48. Berlin, New York: Mouton de Gruyter.

• McLaury R., Mondry H. and Taylor J. (1997) A Cognitive Ceiling of Eleven Basic Colour Terms. Appendix IV in R.MacLaury, Color and Cognition. In MacLaury RE (Ed.), Color and Cognition in Mesoamerica: Constructing Categories as Vantages: 419-429. Austin: University of Texas Press.

• Mondry H. (1996) “Philological wars”: Nationalism in Russian literary periodicals (1993-1996). In Tikhomirov V (Ed.), In Search of Identity: Five Years Since the Fall of the Soviet Union: 133-143. Melbourne: University of Melbourne Press.

• Mondry H. (1993) Another literary parody in The Possessed? In Jones MV (Ed.), Dostoevsky and the Twentieth Century, The Ljubljana Papers: 277-288. Nottingham: Astra Press.

• Mondry H. (1993) Introduction to tradition and change. In Mondry H; Schveiger P (Ed.), Tradition and Change in Eastern Europe: 3-5. Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand.

• Mondry H. (1993) The dual model of Russian political culture in the 1990s. In Mondry H; Schveiger P (Ed.), Tradition and Change in Eastern Europe: 109-125. Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand.

• Mondry H. (1991) Literariness in current ideological debates around the Russian national character. In Kasack W; Mondry H (Ed.), South African Essays on Literature, History and Ideology in Eastern Europe and USSR (1985-1990): 13-31. Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand.

• Mondry H. (1989) A formalist reading of the chapter on the Cape Province in Goncharov’s 'Frigate Pallada'. In Mondry H (Ed.), The Waking Sphinx: South African Essays in Russian Culture: 130-144. Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand.

• Mondry H. (1989) Anti-Semitic trends in Soviet Dostoevsky scholarship of the Brezhnev era. In Mondry H (Ed.), The Waking Sphinx: South African Essays in Russian Culture: 83-94. Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand.

• Mondry H. (1989) Introduction. In Mondry H (Ed.), The Waking Sphinx: South African Essays in Russian Culture: ix-x11. Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand.

• Mondry H. (1989) On Literaturnost of A. Bitov’s 'Pushkinskij dom'. In Mondry H (Ed.), The Waking Sphinx: South African Essays in Russian Culture: 3-22. Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand.

Conference Contributions - Published

• Mondry H. (2009) The Anthropology of the Jewish Body in Russian fin-de-siecle: The Case of Vasily Rozanov. In Anafim 2: Proceedings of the Jewish Studies Forum: 137-164.

• Mondry H. (2004) Is the end of censorship in post-Soviet Russia a good thing? In Proceedings of New Zealand - Europe Conference: 195-215.

• Mondry H. (2003) On the subjectivism in Pushkin's universality: The case of Rozanov. In Andrew J; Reid R (Eds). TWO HUNDRED YEARS OF PUSHKIN, VOL I 37: 77-89. EDITIONS RODOPI B V.

• Millane RP. and Gough PT. (2000) Processing synthetic aperture sonar data from novel hydrophone arrays. In http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.409262.

• Mondry H. (2000) Nationalism in literary criticism in Russia today. In Ryan KL; Scherr BP (Eds). TWENTIETH-CENTURY RUSSIAN LITERATURE: 307-318. ST MARTINS PRESS INC.

• Mondry H. (2000) New Nationalist Ideology in Literary Criticism in Russian Thick Journals. In : 339-351.

• Mondry H. (1994) Popular versus high culture in contemporary Russia. In Proceedings of the HSRC Conference on Russia: 49-56.

• Mondry H. (1990) Dostoevsky and the Brezhnev era. In Proceedings of the Eleventh Annual Conference: 114-164.

• Mondry H. (1984) Intimations of Rousseau, or another literary parody in 'The Possessed?'. In Proceedings of the 1984 Slavic Symposium: 98-119.

• Mondry H. (1982) On the question of genre of Andrej Bitov’s novel 'The Pushkin House'. In Proceedings of the 1982 Slavic Symposium: 178-192.

Conference Contributions - Other

• Mondry H. (2019) From Domestic to Wild: Human-Dog Correlations in post-apartheid Literature. Christchurch: Decolonizing Animals: South African Animals Studies Conference 2019, 1-4 Jul 2019.

• Mondry H. (2019) Narratives of the Empire in Russian Newspaper Editorials. university of Canterbury: International Leadership and Global Governance: Narratives and Perceptions, The EU-Russia, 17-17 May 2019.

• Mondry H. (2017) Can man's best friends survive the Anthropocene? Dogs' planetary choices in Soviet and post-Soviet science Fiction.. San Francisco: 2017 AATSEEL, American Association of Teachers of Slavic and E.European lang. conference, 2-5 Feb 2017.

• Mondry H. (2017) Dogs, dog/women and Borderlands: Coetzee's 'Disgrace' and Tyulkin's 'Not about Dogs'. University of Stellenbosch: Dogs in Southern African Literatures, 11-12 Apr 2017.

• Mondry H. (2017) Intimate spaces: Jewess in her boudoir in Russian modernist literature.. Cape Town: Conference “Jews in Racialised spaces", 28-30 Mar 2017.

• Mondry H. (2015) Love, service and sacrifice: Dog training and child upbringing in the Soviet discourse in the 1930s. Christchurch, New Zealand: Aotearoa New Zealand Human-Animal Studies Conference 2015, 5-6 Nov 2015.

• Mondry H. (2015) Russian supermarkets' in Israel and paradoxes of food nostalgia in Israeli-Russian writers. Cape Town, South Africa: Old World, New World: Jews in Transition, 14-16 Apr 2015.

• Mondry H. (2015) The death of culture or artist as a dog in post-Soviet space. Christchurch, New Zealand: A Quarter Century of Post-Communism: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, 1-3 Feb 2015.

• Mondry H. (2014) Cosmists-Immortalists, Experiments on Dogs, and Bolshevik Science and Fiction. Durham, UK: Interprofessional and Interdisciplinary Relations in Russia, 19-20 Sep 2014.

• Mondry H. (2013) Constructing the Future: Time, Space and Geopolitics in New Eurasianist Literature. University of Yan Shan, Qinhuangdao, China: The 1st International Symposium on Cognitive Linguistics and Literatures (ISCLL-1), 19-22 Oct 2013.

• Mondry H. (2011) Blood Rituals and Ethnicity in the Novels of Aleksandr Prokhanov. University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand: 2011 Conference of the Australia and New Zealand Slavists' Association, 7-8 Nov 2011.

• Mondry H. (2011) Ethnic she-dogs: Depicting anti-Jewish pogroms in Russian Literature. University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand: Cultural Animals, 21-21 Sep 2011.

• Mondry H. (2011) Negotiating Jewish Family Membership in the Post-Soviet Era Novels by Marina Paley. University of Auckland, New Zealand: 14th New Zealand Jewish Studies Conference, 29-30 Aug 2011.

• Mondry H. (2011) Smell and Body as Jewish archive: The case of Russian Jewish intellectuals. Cape Town, South Africa: The Archive and Jewish Migration: From Antiquity to the Present, 11-13 Apr 2011.

• Mondry H. (2011) Vasily Rozanov and the Sexologists in "People of Moonlight". Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand: Sexualities and Science in Eastern Europe, 26-26 Mar 2011.

• Mondry H. (2010) Ethnic costume without racial body: the Case of Konstantin Leontiev. University of Victoria, Wellington: National Bodies in Eastern Europe, 28-29 Aug 2010.

• Mondry H. (2009) The Paradoxes of Eurasianism in Contemporary Russian Literature: The Case of Alexander Prokhanov. Beijing and Beidaihe, China: East and West Meets in Literature and Culture: Fourth International Forum on Globalization, 26-29 Aug 2009.

• Mondry H. (2008) Repatriation and Emigration: the case of Dina Rubina. Christchurch, New Zealand: Cultural Interactions and Interpretations in a Global Age, 25-26 Aug 2008.

• Mondry H. (2008) The Anthropology of Jewish Body in Russian fin-de-siecle: the Case of Vasily Rozanov. Auckland, New Zealand: Jewish Forum 2, 11-13 Jul 2008.

• Mondry H. (2007) Fantasy bodies and fantasy places. University of Cape Town, South Africa: Jewish Journeys Conference, 8-10 Jan 2007.

• Mondry H. (2005) The Hapun-legend as Cross-cultural Dialogue. Moscow, Russia: Conference on Slavic and Jewish Cultures, Centre for the Studies of East European Jewry, 8 Dec 2005.

• Mondry H. (2004) Jew's Body: the case of Dr. Chekhov. Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel: Russian word in and on Israel, 1 Dec 2004.

• Mondry H. (2004) Peasant Woman's Body: Chekhov and Uspensky. Mansfield College, Oxford: One Hundred Years of Chekhov, 1 Sep 2004.

• Mondry H. (2003) On the subjectivism in Pushkin's Universality. 1-1 Jan 2003.

Additional Publications

• Mondry H. (2017) Ann-Sofie Lönngren. Following the Animal: Power, Agency, and Human-Animal Transformations in Modern, Northern-European Literature. Animal Studies Journal 6(2): 233-236. University of Wollongong. [book review].

• Mondry H. (2017) Romaniello, M. and Starks, T. eds. Russian History Through the Senses: From 1700 to the Present.. Slavonic and East European Review 95(3): 560-562. University College London, School of Slavonic and East European Studies.

• Ibbotson R., Mondry H. and Moses J. (2016) Brexit: what does it mean to leave the Continent? .

• Mondry H. (2016) Brexit from Neo-Eurasianist perspective. University of Canterbury: Seminars in Continental Philosophy, Panel on Brexit, 19 Sep 2106.

• Mondry H. (2016) Alexander Burry and Frederick White. Border Crossing: Russian Literature into Film. New Zealand Slavonic Journal 47-48: 155-157.

• Mondry H. (2015) Frederick H. White, Degeneration, Decadence and Disease in the Russian Fin de Siècle: Neurasthenia in the Life and Work of Leonid Andreev. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2014; xii+290pp. The Russian Review 74(3): 500-501. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/russ.12028. [Book Review].

• Mondry H. (2015) Svetlana Malysheva, "Professionalki", "Arfistki", "Liubitel'nitsy": Publichnye doma i prostitutki v Kazani vo vtoroi polovine XIX-nachala XX veka. Kazan: Kazanskii federal'nyi universitet, 2014; 187pp. The Russian Review 74(1): 158-159. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/russ.10760. [Book Review].

• Mondry H. (2014) How to read dogs in Russian culture? University of Durham: Research lecture, 24 Mar 2014.

• Mondry H. (2014) Jarrod Tanny, City of Rouges and Schnorrers: Russia's Jews and the myth of old Odessa. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2011; 288pp. Journal of Modern Jewish Studies 13: 1-2. [Book Review].

• Low P. and Mondry H. (2013) Boris Czerny, La Steppe de Tchekhov, nouvelles lectures. New Zealand Slavonic Journal 45: 188-189. [Book Review].

• Mondry H. (2013) Marat Grinberg. "I am to be read not from left to right, but in Jewish: from right to left": The Poetics of Boris Slutsky. Borderlines: Russian and East European Jewish Studies Series. Brighton: Academic Studies Press, 2011. 482pp. H-Judaic, H-Net Reviews in the Humanities & Social Sciences: 1-2. [Book Review].

• Mondry H. (2013) Rina Lapidus. Jewish Women Writers in the Soviet Union. London: Routledge, 2012. Routledge Studies in the History of Russia and Eastern Europe. Bibliography. Slavic and East European Journal 57(1): 114-115. [Book Review].

• Mondry H. (2012) Neopaganism, nationalism and blood rituals in contemporary Russian fiction. University of Edinburgh, UK: Guest lecture.

• Mondry H. (2012) Marina Aptekman, 'Jacob's Ladder: Kabbalistic Allegory in Russian Literature'. Slavic Review 71(3): 710-711. [Book Review].

• Mondry H. (2011) Eugene M. Avrutin, Jews and the Imperial State: Identification Politics in Tsarist Russia. Itaca: Cornell University Press, 2010; 224pp. Slavonica 17(2): 180-181. [Book Review].

• Mondry H. (2011) Leonid Livak, The Jewish Persona in European Imagination: A Case of Russian Literature. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2010. Slavic Review 70(3): 713. [Book Review].

• Mondry H. (2010) Ethnic Clothes without the idea of race: The case of Konstantin Leont'ev. University of Durham, UK: Durham Seminar in Russian Cultural and Historical Studies.

• Mondry H. (2010) Futurity in the discourse of the Neo-Eurasianist Paradigm. Institute of Advanced Study, Durham University: Research seminar on "Futures".

• Mondry H. (2009) Grisha Bruskin, Past Imperfect: 316 Episodes from the Life of a Russian Artist (Trans. Alice Nakhimovsky). Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 2008. Slavic and East European Journal 53(4): 681-682. [Book Review].

• Mondry H. (2009) Research Report of Visiting Scholar in Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies.Commissioned by Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies. 186-187.

• Mondry H. (2008) Denis Ioffe, "Diskursy telesnosti i erotizma". Epokha modernizma, 2008. New Zealand Slavonic Journal 42: 179-180. [Book review].

• Mondry H. (2008) Elena M. Katz. "Neither With Them, Nor Without Them: The Russian Writer and the Jew in the Age of Realism". Syracuse: Syracuse University Press. 2008. 366pp. New Zealand Slavonic Journal 42: 182-183. [Book review].

• Mondry H. (2007) H. Staton, Leonard and Hardy, James. Interpreting Nikolai Gogol within Russian Orthodoxy. New Zealand Slavonic Journal 39: 238.

• Mondry H. (2007) Intellectual Biography Of Vasily Rozanov. Sheffield: International Society For Philosophers. [Online Biographical Encyclopedia].

• Mondry H. (2006) Vladimir Jabotinsky, The Five: A novel of Jewish Life in Turn-of-the-century Odessa (translated by Michael Katz). Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2005. Slavic and East European Journal 50(3): 523-524. [Book Review].

• Mondry H. (2006) Wendy Rosslyn and Alessandra Tosi (eds.), Women in Russian Culture and Society, 1700-1825. New Zealand Slavonic Journal 40: 230-231. [Book Review].

• Mondry H. (2004) Gheith, Jehanne, 'Finding the Middle Ground: Krestovskii, Tur, and the Power of Ambivalence in Nineteenth-Century Russian Women’s Prose'. The Russian Review 63(2): 114-115. [Book Review].

• Mondry H. (2004) Matich, Olga, 'Erotic Utopia: The Decadent Imagination in Russia’s Fin de Siecle'. New Zealand Slavonic Journal 38: 232-233. [Book Review].

• Mondry H. (2004) Rossman, Vadim, 'Russian Intellectual Antisemitism in the Post-Communist Era'. Australian East European Studies 18(1-2): 206-209. [Book Review].

• Manthei R. and Manthei R. (1997) Solution-focused Therapy. Wellington, NZ: Training seminars for Stu Macann & Associates, 18 Jul 1997.

• Mondry H. (1994) O dvukh novykh adresatakh literaturnoi parodii v 'Dare' Nabokova (Two new addressees of literary parodies in Nabokov’s 'The Gift'. : 38-44. Moscow: Russian Academy of Sciences, Nauka. [Chapter in book].

Student Supervision

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Current
• PhD - Kaminski P: Transforming Humans and Animals: Hybridism, Posthumanism, and Intersectionality in Science, Literature, and Society: 1890 - 1930s
• Honours - Masilamani R: Kafka: Alienated Jew and the case of minor literature (2020)
Completed
• PhD - Antoniacci A: Future of the Russian Family (2015)
• Masters - Bensemann Y: I, Utopia: The Burgeoning Individual in Transgressive Heterotopian Fiction. (2017)
• Masters - Ginther G: Revisionism in Shostakovich music (2008)
• Masters - Managarova N: The New Woman Revisited: Asja Lacis between Germany and Russia (2019)
• Masters - Morrison J: The sensory experience of battlefields in Leo Tolstoy's 'War and Peace' (2020)
• Masters - Taylor H: The intersectional bildungsroman and resistance to sexism and racism in joung adult fantasy literature (2020)
• Honours - Clark A: Eisenstein film adaptations and Chekhov's plays (2015)
• Honours - Glading G: Babel's depiction of violence (2012)
• Honours - Glading G: The Oblomov novel adaptation in Nikita Mikhalkov's film (2010)
• Honours - Higgins A: Translation of the language of Russian cinema (2010)
• Honours - Ingram K: Patriotism in Russian music (2019)
• Honours - Lord K: Siblings and Brotherly love in Dostoevsky's 'The Broothers Karamazov' (2019)
• Honours - Oakley ER: Picture (Im)Perfect: Utopia and Dystopia in Literature (2016)
• Honours - Offord K: The sale of Alaska in Soviet and American media (2015)
• Honours - Pettigrew S: Translation of the language of Russian cinema (2010)
• Honours - Pinto R: The grotesque reality of being in Kafka's Metamorphosis (2019)
• Honours - Richardson B: "Russian Modernist Prose and Literary theories in the 1920s" (2010)
• Honours - Shaw J: Dickens novels in film adaptations (2015)
• Honours - Sokolnikova Y: Anna Karenina's Costume in Film Adaptations: from Russia to Holywood (2013)

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