| AUTHOR(S) |
TITLE |
PAGES |
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From the Editor |
14-15 |
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HERMENEUTICS. SLOW READING
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| Tatyana Kasatkina |
Dostoevsky’s Theology: Problems of Understanding and Description |
16-33 |
| Olga Meerson |
Biblical Subtexts as Arbiters for Ambiguous Passages |
34-51 |
| Anastasya Gacheva |
The Heritage of F.M. Dostoevsky and the Problem of Moral Interpretation of the Doctrine of the Trinity in Russian Theology of the 19th – First Third of the 20th century (Article One) |
52-87 |
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POETICS. CONTEXT
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| Nikolai Podosokorsky |
Ghosts of White Nights: A Freemason in the Net of Afterlife, The Maiden Drowned in May and the King Solomon’s Spirit |
88-116 |
| Anna Gumerova |
Motifs of I.H. Jung-Shtilling’s “Victorious Tale” in F.M. Dostoevsky’s Works |
117-129 |
| Valentina Sergeeva |
The Motif of Singing in “The Meek One” |
130-141 |
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“YOUNG REDINGS” IN STARAYA RUSSA
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| Vitalij Antonov |
The Other Double in F.M. Dostoevsky’s Story “The Double” |
142-150 |
| Aleksandr Alexandrov |
Light and Darkness in F. M. Dostoevsky Novel Netochka Nezvanova |
151-156 |
| Pavel Ivanov |
The Color in F. M. Dostoevsky Novel Netochka Nezvanova |
157-161 |
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ARCHIVE
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| Boris Tikhomirov |
Sergey Nechaev’s “A Revolutionary’s Catechism”. A Historical Document and Its Role in the Creative History of The Demons |
162-178 |
| Nikolai Bogdanov |
“I Must See with the Same Eyes…” A Letter from the Front by F.M. Dostoevsky’s Grandson (From Collections of the V.I. Dal State Museum of the History of Russian Literature) |
179-185 |
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DOSTOEVSKY AT THE STAGE
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| Pavel Fokin, Ilya Boretsky |
The First Production of F.M. Dostoevsky’s Novel Crime and Punishment on the Stage of the Parisian Théâtre de l’Odéon in the Assessment of Russian Correspondents (Based on the materials of the collection of A.G. Dostoevskaya) |
186-209 |
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DOSTOEVSKY IN THE 20TH AND THE 21ST CENTURIES: METHOLOGY OF STUDIES
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| Caterina Corbella |
Romano Guardini, Reader of Dante and Dostoevsky |
210-226 |
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DOSTOEVSKY’S LANGUAGE
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| Marina Korobova |
The Word Work in F.M. Dostoevsky’s Texts: Lexicographical Notes |
227-255
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