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›We Have No Need to Lock Ourselves Away‹: Space, Marginality, and the Negotiation of Deaf Identity in Late Soviet Moscow, in: Slavic Review 74 (2015), pp. 57-78

Deafness and the Politics of Hearing, in: Tricia Starks/Matthew Romaniello (eds), Russian History through the Senses. From 1700 to the Present, London 2016, pp. 193-218

Deaf in the USSR. Marginality, Community, and Soviet Identity, 1917–1991, Ithaca 2017

Soviet Memoir Literature: Personal Narratives of a Historical Epoch, in: George Gilbert (ed.), Reading Russian Sources. A Student’s Guide to Text and Visual Sources from Russian History, London 2020, pp. 212-227

›Just Like It Is at Home!‹ Soviet Deafness and Socialist Internationalism during the Cold War, in: Kateřina Kolářová/Martina Winkler (eds), Re/imaginations of Disability in State Socialism. Visions, Promises, Frustrations, Frankfurt a.M. 2021, pp. 27-62