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SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL
VOLUME 52, NUMBER 3 - FALL 2008
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
VOLUME 52, NUMBER 1 - SPRING 2008
2007 AATSEEL DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR LECTURE, DECEMBER 2007
FROM THE EDITOR
NANCY CONDEE: The Modern after Postmodernity? Victor Erlich, Slavic Studies, Modernism
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
SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL
VOLUME 51, NUMBER 4 - FALL 2007
FORUM
AT THE EDGE OF HEAVEN: RUSSIAN POETRY SINCE 1970
- STEPHANIE SANDLER: Introduction: Poetry at Heaven’s Edge
- SARAH VALENTINE: Music, Silence, and Spirituality in the Poetry of Gennady Aigi
- SCARLET MARQUETTE: Metaphors We Lie By: Cognitive Blending in the Poetry of Elena Shvarts
- BENJAMIN PALOFF: The God Function in Joseph Brodsky and Olga Sedakova
- MARIA KHOTIMSKY: Singing David, Dancing David: Olga Sedakova and Elena Shvarts Rewrite a Psalm
- DUNJA POPOVIC: Symbolic Injury and Embodied Mysticism in Elena Shvarts’s Trudy i dni Lavinii
SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL
VOLUME 51, NUMBER 3 - FALL 2007
ARTICLES
- THOMAS P. HODGE: The “Hunter in Terror of Hunters”: A Cynegetic Reading of Turgenev’s Fathers and Children
- CHRISTOPHER W. LEMELIN: The Poet Is a Between: Time-Space Structures in Tsvetaeva’s Poèma gory and Poèma Konca
- ERIC LAURSEN: Bad Words Are Not Allowed!: Language and Transformation in Mikhail Bulgakov’s Heart of a Dog
- ELENA BARABAN: The Fate of a Man by Sergei Bondarchuk and the Soviet Cinema of Trauma
- DAVID J. GALLOWAY: Polemical Allusions in Russian Gulag Prose
- ANDREW REYNOLDS: Feathers and Suns: Joseph Brodsky’s “Dedal v Sitsilii” and the “Fear of Replication”
- N. ANTHONY BROWN, RAISSA SOLOVIEVA, AND DENNIS L. EGGETT: Redefining Cultural Identities: An Examination of Cross-Cultural Perspectives from Russian and American University-Age Students
SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL
VOLUME 51, NUMBER 2 - SUMMER 2007
FORUM
RESENT, REASSESS, AND REINVENT: THE THREE R'S OF POST-SOVIET CINEMA
GUEST EDITOR: HELENA GOSCILO
- HELENA GOSCILO: Introduction
- LILYA KAGANOVSKY: Men Wanted: Female Masculinity in Sergei Livnev’s Hammer and Sickle
- IRINA MAKOVEEVA: The New Century: Has the Russian Pandora’s Time Come?
- ALEXANDER PROKHOROV: From Family Reintegration to Carnivalistic Degradation: Dismantling Soviet Communal Myths in Russian Cinema of the Mid-1990s
- YANA HASHAMOVA: Aleksei Balabanov's Russian Hero: Fantasies of Wounded National Pride
- HELENA GOSCILO: Re-Conceptualizing Moscow (W)hole/sale
- VLADIMIR STRUKOV: The Return of Gods: Andrei Zviagintsev’s Vozvrashchenie (The Return)
- SERGUEI OUSHAKINE: Aesthetics without Laws: Cinematic Bandits in Post-Soviet Space
SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL
VOLUME 51, NUMBER 1 - SPRING 2007
2006 AATSEEL DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR LECTURE, DECEMBER 2006
WILLIAM MILLS TODD III. On the Care and Development of “Home-grown Disciplines”
ARTICLES
- POLINA RIKOUN: Grinev the Trickster: Reading the Paradoxes of Pushkin’s The Captain’s Daughter
- DIANA GREENE: Karolina Pavlova’s “Tri dushi”: God, Society, and the Woman Poet
- ROBERT BIRD: Envoicing History: On the Narrative Poem in Russian Modernism
- DUNJA POPOVIC: “ The Trace of a Hand Searching for Form”: Zbigniew Herbert, Classical Heritage and Poetry after Auschwitz
- SVITLANA KOBETS: From Fool to Mother to Savior: The Poetics of Russian Orthodox Christianity and Folklore in Svetlana Vasilenko’s Novel-Vita Little Fool (Durochka)
- NADIYA KUSHKO: Literary Standards of the Rusyn Language: The Historical Context and Contemporary Situation
IN MEMORIAM
Victor Terras (GARY ROSENSHIELD)
Victor Terras (JOHN BARTLE)
SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL
VOLUME 50, NUMBER 4 - WINTER 2006
ARTICLES
- GARY ROSENSHIELD: Religious Portraiture in Dostoevsky’s Notes from the House of the Dead: Representing the Abrahamic Faiths
- LYUDMILA PARTS: Polyphonic Plot Structure of Dostoevsky’s The Eternal Husband
- DOUGLAS GREENFIELD: Revenants and Revolutionaries: Body and Society in Bogdanov’s Martian Novels
- JANNEKE VAN DE STADT: The Poetics of Transit: Miss Harriet and “Guy de Maupassant”
- ERIC NAIMAN: Children in The Master and Margarita
RESPONSES TO SEEJ 50.1
- Response: ALEXANDER SCHENKER
- Counter-response: JOHN KOPPER
- Response: DAN E. DAVIDSON, BENJAMIN RIFKIN, AND JANE SHUFFELTON
- Counter-response: RACHEL STAUFFER
REVIEW ARTICLE
MICHAEL WACHTEL: New Scholarship on Vyacheslav Ivanov
SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL
VOLUME 50, NUMBER 3 - FALL 2006
FORUM: CONTEMPORARY UKRAINIAN LITERATURE AND NATIONAL IDENTITY
GUEST EDITOR: LARISSA M. L. Z. ONYSHKEVYCH
- MARIA ZUBRYTSKA: Mirrors, Windows and Maps: The Topology of National Identity in Contemporary Ukrainian Literature—Introduction
- LARISSA M. L. ZALESKA ONYSHKEVYCH: Cultural Perception, Mirror Images, and Western Identification in New Ukrainian Drama
- OLA HNATIUK: Nativists vs. Westernizers: Problems of Cultural Identity in Ukrainian Literature of the 1990s
- MICHAEL M. NAYDAN: Ukrainian Avant-Garde Poetry Today: Bu-Ba-Bu and Others
- MARKO PAVLYSHYN: Envisioning Europe: Ruslana's Rhetoric of Identity
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- VALERII POLKOVSKY: A Note on Lexical Changes in the Contemporary Ukrainian Language since Independence (1991–2005)
REVIEW ARTICLE
CAROL APOLLONIO FLATH. A New Century, A New Chekhov?
SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL
VOLUME 50, NUMBER 2 - SUMMER 2006
ARTICLES
- Ingrid Kleespies: Caught at the Border: Travel, Nomadism, and Russian National Identity in Karamzin's Letters of a Russian Traveler and Dostoevsky's Winter Notes on Summer Impressions
- Elizabeth Blake:Sonya, Silent No More: A Response to the Woman Question in Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment
- Sarah Clovis Bishop: St. Thérèse de l'Enfant Jésus: The Radiant Inspiration behind Zinaida Gippius's Siianiia
- Sofiya Yuzefpolskaya and George Rueckert: No Empty Game: The Immortality of the Poet in Arseny Tarkovsky's Memorial Poems to N. A. Zabolotsky and A. A. Akhmatova
REVIEW ARTICLE
Kristin Vitalich; (Slash)-American Narratives: Are They Relevant to Slavic Studies?
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