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ARTICLES

• STIJN VERVAET: A Different Kind of War Story: Aleksandar Zograf’s Regards from Serbia and Tomaž Lavrič’s Bosnian Tales
  
• CHRISTOPHER R. PUTNEY: “The Circle that Presupposes Its End as Its Goal”: The Riddle of Vladimir Odoevsky’s “The Sylph”
  
• GARY ROSENSHIELD: Gambling and Passion: Pushkin's The Queen of Spades and Dostoevsky's The Gambler
  
• LEWIS BAGBY: “Brief and Lame”: The Introduction to Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov
  
• JASON BROOKS: Peering and the Poem: The Poetics of Voyeurism and Exile in Khodasevich’s “Okna vo dvor”
  

IN MEMORIAM

• John Thomas (Tom) Shaw (DAVID BETHEA)
  
• Walter W. Arndt (BARRY P. SCHERR)
  

REVIEW ARTICLE

• DAVID J. BIRNBAUM AND YELENA FORRESTER KNEŽEVIĆ. A New Textbook of Indo-European
  

REVIEWS

• Anna Lisa Crone. Eros and Creativity in Russian Religious Renewal: The Philosophers and the Freudians (SONIA I. KETCHIAN)
  
• William Nickell. The Death of Tolstoy: Russia on the Eve. Astapovo 1910 (EDWINA CRUISE)
  
• Jeff Love. Tolstoy: A Guide for the Perplexed (BRETT COOKE)
  
• Val Vinokur. The Trace of Judaism: Dostoevsky, Babel, Mandelstam, Levinas (LEONID LIVAK)
  
• Myroslav Shkandrij. Jews in Ukrainian Literature: Representation and Identity (GEORGE MIHAYCHUK)
  
• Henrietta Mondry. Exemplary Bodies: Constructing the Jew in Russian Culture since the 1880s (MARINA APTEKMAN)
  
• Henrietta Mondry. Vasily Rozanov and the Body of Russian Literature (NEL GRILLAERT)
  
• Liudmila Ken and Leonid Rogov. Zhizn’ Leonida Andreeva, rasskazannaia im samim i ego sovremennikami (FREDERICK H. WHITE)
  
• Jessica Carlzohn. Entangled Figures: Five Poems from Temy i variacii by Boris Pasternak (JOHN ELLISON)
  
• Eric Naiman. Nabokov, Perversely (ALEX SPEKTOR)
  
• Marcus C. Levitt. Early Modern Russian Letters: Texts and Contexts (THOMAS NEWLIN)
  
• Alexander Dolinin, Lazar Fleishman, and Leonid Livak, eds. Russian Literature and the West: A Tribute for David M. Bethea, Parts 1 and 2 (VICTORIA THORSTENSSON)
  
• Irene Masing-Delic. Exotic Moscow under Western Eyes (MARGARET ZIOLKOWSKI)
  
• Leonid Livak. Russian Émigrés in the Intellectual and Literary Life of Interwar France: A Bibliographical Essay (DOMINIQUE HOFFMAN)
  
• Catherine Depretto, ed. Revue des Etudes Slaves: Tome 79, fascicule 3. Entre les genres. L'écriture de l'intime dans la littérature russe XIXe–XXe siècles (ROSINA NEGINSKY)
  
• Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Korablev. Predely filologii (KEITH TRIBBLE)
  
• Julia Hell and Andreas Schönle, eds. Ruins of Modernity (MARY A. NICHOLAS)
  
• Isaac Babel’s Selected Writings (CHARLES ROUGLE)
  
• John MacKay, trans. and ed. Four Russian Serf Narratives (ANNE HRUSKA)
  
• Deborah Hoffman, ed. and trans. The Littlest Enemies: Children in the Shadow of the Gulag (LARISSA RUDOVA)
  
• Rosina Neginsky. Juggler/Zhongler: Poems/Stikhi (TATYANA BELOGORSKAYA)
  
• Dubravka Ugrešić. Baba Yaga Laid an Egg (MARINA ANTIĆ)
  
• Alexander Galich. Dress Rehearsal: A Story in Four Acts and Five Chapters (ANN KOMAROMI)
  
• Irene R. Makaryk and Virlana Tkacz, eds. Modernism in Kyiv: Jubilant Experimentation (NATALIE KONONENKO)
  
• Alessandro De Magistris and Irina Korob’ina, eds. Ivan Leonidov 1902–1959 (OLEG MININ)
  
• Paulina Lewin. Ukrainian Drama and Theater in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries (CHRISTINE WATSON)
  
• Christine Ruane. The Empire’s New Clothes: A History of the Russian Fashion Industry, 1700–1917 (MICHAEL A. PESENSON)
  
• Sigrun Bielfeldt. Selbst oder Natur: Schellings Anfang in Rußland (MARK PETTUS)
  
• Robert H. Greene. Bodies Like Bright Stars: Saints and Relics in Orthodox Russia (EVE LEVIN)
  
• Monika Baár. Historians and Nationalism: East Central Europe in the Nineteenth Century (EWA THOMPSON)
  
• Vejas Gabriel Liulevicius. The German Myth of the East: 1800 to the Present (ANDREW M. DROZD)
  
• Lynn Visson. Slova-khameleony i metamorfozy v sovremennom angliiskom iazyke (VALERII POLKOVSKY)
  
• Ingunn Lunde and Martin Paulsen, eds. From Poets to Padonki: Linguistic Authority of Norm Negotiation in Modern Russian Culture (MARINA ROJAVIN)
  
• Thomas Olander and Jenny Helena Larsson, eds. Stressing the Past: Papers on Baltic and Slavic Accentology (RONALD F. FELDSTEIN)
  
• Viktoria Tokareva. A Day without Lying: A Glossed Edition for Intermediate-Level Students of Russian with Vocabulary, Exercises, and Commentaries by William J. Comer (OLGA DOBRUNOFF)
  

SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL

FORUM

• VICTORIA HASKO: Introduction: Empirical Investigations into Acquisitional and Pedagogical Issues Associated with Russian Verbs of Motion
  
• VICTORIA HASKO: The Locus of Difficulties in the Acquisition of Russian Verbs of Motion by Highly Proficient Learners
  
• KIRA GOR, SVETLANA COOK, VERA MALYUSHENKOVA, AND TATYANA VDOVINA: Verbs of Motion in Highly Proficient Learners and Heritage Speakers of Russian
  
• LARISSA A. BONDARCHUK AND BRUCE L. DERWING: The Salience of the Semantic Features of Russian Verbs of Motion: An Experimental Study
  
• ELISABETH ELLIOTT AND LISA YOUNTCHI: Total Physical Response and Russian Multi- and Unidirectional Verbs of Motion: A Case Study in Acquisition
  
• NATALIA GAGARINA: Verbs of Motion in Russia: An Acquisitional Perspective
  

REVIEW ARTICLE

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ARTICLES

• MILLA FEDOROVA: The Lover of Julie Wolmar: The New Heloise and Tatiana’s Dilemma
  
• ONA RENNER-FAHEY: Diary of a Devoted Child: Nadezhda Durova's Self-Presentation in The Cavalry Maiden
  
• KRISTIN VITALICH: The Village of Stepanchikovo: Toward a (Lacanian) Theory of Parody
  
• EUGENIA AMDITIS: The Maya Spider in Russian Symbolism
  
• MARINA APTEKMAN: Forward to the Past or Two Radical Views on Russian Nationalist Future: Pyotr Krasnov’s Behind the Thistle and Vladimir Sorokin’s Day of an Oprichnik
  
• ALEXEI PAVLENKO: Sorokin's Soteriology
  

IN MEMORIAM

SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL

ARTICLES

• EMMA LIEBER: “Where Is the Sweet Revolution?”: A Reconsideration of Gogol and Babel
  
• SUSANNA SOOJUNG LIM: Whose Orient Is It?: Frigate Pallada and Ivan Goncharov’s Voyage to the Far East
  
• YURI LEVING: Whose Is the Seal-Ring?: Kliuev’s Subtexts in Mandelstam’s Poem “Give Tiutchev a Dragonfly”
  
• INNA TIGOUNTSOVA: Hybrid Forms in Ry Nikonova’s Poetry
  
• TATJANA ALEKSIĆ: National Definition through Postmodern Fragmentation: Milorad Pavić's Dictionary of the Khazars
  

SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL

ARTICLES

• FREDERICK WHITE: Ekaterina Ivanovna and Salomé: Cultural Signposts of Degenerative Illness
  
• LINDA IVANITS: The Early Dostevsky and Folklore: The Case of The Landlady
  
• JASON STRUDLER: Summoning the Firegod: Viacheslav Ivanov and Khlebnikov’s Early Poetry
  
• KERRY SABBAG: Fame Tropes in Old Russian Hagiography
  
• GEORGE RUBINSTEIN: On Sounds Emitted by Inanimate Objects in Russian
  

REVIEW ARTICLE

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ARTICLES

• DAVID L. COOPER: Narodnost’ avant la lettre? Andrei Turgenev, Aleksei Merzliakov, and the National Turn in Russian Criticism
• MICHAEL A. DENNER: Dusting off the Couch (and Discovering the Tolstoy Connection in Shklovsky’s “Art as Device”)
• MARGARITA NAFPAKTITIS: Multiple Exposures of the Photographic Motif in Vladislav Khodasevich’s “Sorrentinskie fotografii”
• IRENE MASING-DELIC: Boris Pilniak’s The Volga Falls to the Caspian Sea as Trotskyite Sophiology
• KEVIN REESE: Imagination and Realism in Soviet Science Fiction: Siniavsky's “Bez skidok” and Terts's “Pkhents”

SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL

FORUM

• BARRY P. SCHERR: Introduction: Mikhail Leonovich Gasparov (1935–2005): A Tribute
  
• M. L. GASPAROV, WITH MARINA TARLINSKAJA: The Linguistics of Verse
  
• EMILY KLENIN: M. L. Gasparov and the Definition of Verse
  
• MICHAEL WACHTEL: Mikhail Leonovich Gasparov as “Stikhoved” and “Stikhotvorets”
  
• BARRY P. SCHERR: “Don’t Shield the Original from the Reader”: Mikhail Gasparov on the Art of Translation
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• LAURA JANDA AND JOHN KORBA: Beyond the Pair: Aspectual Clusters for Learners of Russian
  

REVIEW ARTICLE

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ARTICLES

• Constructing True Identities for the False Dmitry in A. K. Tolstoi’s Tsar Boris: Rebecca Epstein Matveyev’s “Pretender Project” (Thesis and Response)
• I. REBECCA EPSTEIN MATVEYEV: Thesis: The Construction of Identity in A. K. Tolstoi’s Dramatic Trilogy [2002–2003]
• II. CARYL EMERSON: Response and Expansion: Identity Crisis as Revisionist Historical Dramaturgy: The Pretenders of A. K. Tolstoi, with a Sideways Glance at Pushkin
• SIBELAN FORRESTER: The Poet as Pretender: Poetic Legitimacy in Tsvetaeva
• RENEE PERELMUTTER: The Language of Dream Reports and Dostoevsky’s The Double
• SUSAN MCREYNOLDS: “You Can Buy the Whole World”: The Problem of Redemption in The Brothers Karamazov
• OLGA MESROPOVA: Crime, Byt, and Fairy-Tales: Daria Dontsova and Post-Soviet Ironical Detective Fiction