| AUTHOR(S) |
TITLE |
PAGES |
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From the Editorial Board
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20-27 |
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HERMENEUTICS. SLOW READING
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| Vladimir Viktorovich |
Crime and Punishment as a Novel of Consciousness |
28-42 |
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POETICS. CONTEXT
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| Boris Tikhomirov |
“And Here You Have a Bug Crawling...” (Some Observations On “Dostoevsky’s Entomology”) |
43-65 |
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Olga Bogdanova
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The Semiotics of Dacha in Dostoevsky’s Story “The Eternal Husband” |
66-80 |
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TEXTUAL CRITICISM
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| Natalia Tarasova |
The Italian Events of 1867 in Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Calligraphic Sketches: Based on Newspaper Chronicles |
81-113 |
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MUSEUM
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| Valentina Borisova |
Mikhail Shemyakin’s Illustrations of Dostoevsky’s Novel Crime and Punishment in the Perception of Contemporary Students |
114-128 |
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DOSTOEVSKY ON STAGE
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| Liudmila Saraskina |
The Case of Rodion Raskolnikov, Who Could Not Kill Alyona Ivanovna. Essays on Alternate History |
129-150 |
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INTERVIEW
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Nikolay Podosokorsky
Caterina Corbella
Tatiana Magaril-Il'iaeva
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“Dostoevsky Gave Us a Taste of What It Is Like to Come Out of Isolation.” Interview with Tatiana Kasatkina |
151-181 |
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DOSTOEVSKY: CURRENT STATE OF RESEARCH
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| Anastasia Gacheva |
About Tatiana Kasatkina, From-Subject-To-Subject Method, and “Realism in the Highest Sense” |
182-209 |
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TEACHING DOSTOEVSKY
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| Irina Evlampieva |
About the Joy of Being a Teacher, Student, Reader — Researcher. Memories and Reflections of the Participants to the International Readings “Dostoevsky’s Works in the Perception of 21st-Century Readers” |
210-226 |
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Cristina Rossi
Caterina Corbella
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It All Started from a “Web” |
227-232 |
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REVIEWS
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| Nikolay Podosokorsky |
Vyacheslav Ivanov, Researcher of Fyodor Dostoevsky |
233-246 |
| Tatyana Kovalevskaya |
On the Human Being, Personality and Mystery, and its Solutions. Review of: Kasatkina, T.A. “We Will Be Faces/Persons…” An Analytical-Synthetic Reading of Dostoevsky’s Work |
247-255 |
| Tatiana Kasatkina |
In Search of Champions in a “Frog Pond” and Something about Dostoevsky’s St. Petersburg |
256-261 |
| Boris Tikhomirov |
A Sensation That Turned into a Confusion. An Open Letter to the Editorial Board |
262-271 |
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Bibliography of Tatiana Kasatkina |
272-313
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