| AUTHOR(S) |
TITLE |
PAGES |
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From the Editor |
9-11 |
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Hermeneutics. Poetics. Context
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| V. Viktorovich |
The Path of Russian Literature from Pushkin to Dostoevsky |
12-20 |
| V. Vetlovskaya |
F.M. Dostoevsky’s Diary of a Writer (1876): about the Peasant Marey |
21-58 |
| Deborah A. Martinsen |
Anguish in Crime and Punishment
|
59-68 |
| P. Fokin |
The World Information Picture in Dostoevsky’s Novels. Structure and Poetics of Reflection |
69-78 |
| T. Kovalevskaya |
The Two Peoples: Dostoevsky on the Triumph and Failure of the Russian Revolution |
79-96 |
| A. Gumerovа |
The Story of the Decembrists in F.M. Dostoevsky’s novel The Brothers Karamazov |
97-106 |
| O. Zolot’ko |
The Psychology of the Dream about the “Golden Age” by the Hero of Dostoevsky’s story The Dream of a Ridiculous Man |
107-120 |
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Slow Reading
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| T. Kasatkina |
Notes from Underground and “Masha is lying on the table…” Experience of “Close Reading” in a Close Context |
121-147 |
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Comparative studies
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| J. Morillas |
Miguel de Unamuno and F.M. Dostoevsky: Philology, Policy and Religion |
148-167 |
| A. Krinitsyn |
Dostoevsky in Jacob Wasserman’s Works |
168-183 |
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Archive
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| O. Bogdanova |
Komarovich V.L. Lectures on F.M. Dostoevsky read in 1921–1922 in Nizhny Novgorod University |
184-235 |
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Cinema
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| L. Saraskina |
Changing Places and Destinies (Émile Zola, Alexander Pushkin, and Fyodor Dostoevsky in British Cinema) |
236-256 |
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Essays
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| M. Losevа |
A Boy with a Bird |
257-282 |
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Reviews
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| K. Stepanyan |
Grain and Word (Review to: Marton Hovanyi, “Prophetic Counterparts in The Brothers Karamazov”. Budapest, Hungary) |
282-289 |
| E. Koptevа |
A New Concept of Museum Culture (Review to: “IV Summer Readings in Darovoe Proceedings”) |
290-295 |
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Chronicle, announcements
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About the Creation of the New Dostoevsky Journal Estudios Dostoievski |
296 |
