Tolstoy Studies Journal Volume XXVIII
Table of Contents
SPECIAL ISSUE: Subjectivity and Narrative in the Novel: The Case of Anna Karenina
+ Introduction (Irina Paperno) + Silent Scenes of Interpretation: Visual and Verbal Language in Tolstoy’s Narrative (Thomas Dyne)
+ The Peasant Torn Asunder: Self and Society in the Narrative Texture of Anna Karenina (Jennifer Flaherty)
+ The Multiplicity of Narrative: The Hidden Subjectivities of Anna Karenina (Brian Egdorf)
+ Discussion (Victoria Somoff)
RESEARCH ARTICLES + “We Are Not Counterrevolutionaries!”: Soviet Tolstoyans and Their Fate, 1917 –1939 (Elaine MacKinnon)
+ “Nasty, nasty”: Incest, Islamism, and History in Hadji Murat (Jim Holstun)
+ Double Thoughts on the Single Tax: Tolstoy, Henry George, and the Meaning(s) of Progress (Jesse Stavis)
RESEARCH NOTES + Tolstoy, the Chechens’ Fellow Countryman: Tolstoy and Hadji Murat as Mediators in the Russo-Chechen Conflict (Sanne Ongersma) + Tolstoy and Dickens: Why Tolstoy Did Not Join the Literary Fund in 1859 (Yulia Krasnosselskaya)
THE WHOLE WORLD OF TOLSTOY + The Tolstoy Roadshow: The BBCs 2016 War and Peace in Russia (Muireann Maguire) + Tolstoy Scholarship Annotated Bibliography (Joseph Schlegel, Irina Sizova)
REVIEW ARTICLE + "The most gifted of revolutionaries...” (Bob Blaisdell) + Review: Knapp, Liza. Anna Karenina and Others: Tolstoy’s Labyrinth of Plots (Anna Berman)
NEWS OF THE PROFESSION + Conference Report (Tatiana Gershkovich)