Tolstoy Studies Journal
Volume XX:
2008
Articles
Authoring Jesus: Novelistic Echoes in Tolstoy’s Harmonization and Translation of the Four Gospels...... 1
Ani Kokobobo
The Maude Translations of the Sevastopol Stories................................................................................. 14
Susan Layton
Translating the Reflections in War and Peace...................................................................................... 27
Jeff Love
Beyond Moral Evangelism: On the Rejection of Punishment in Late Tolstoy................................... 38
Anna Schur
Research Notes
Leo Tolstoy and the Encyclopédistes...................................................................................................... 53
Alla Polosina
Reply to Barbara Lonnqvist’s Research Note, “Tolstoy Rewriting the Caucasus”............................. 61
Elizabeth Klosty Beaujour
The Whole World of Tolstoy
Tolstoy’s Epilogue (Robin Feuer Miller)............................................................................................... 102
Tolstoy Scholarship
Annotated Bibliography: 2007-2008 (Tim Ormond and Irina Sizova).................................................... 70
Review Article: War and Peace, Original version (Hugh McLean)......................................................... 82
Review Article: Daniel Rancour-Laferriere’s Tolstoy’s Quest for God (James P. Scanlan)........................ 88
Review Article: The Living Life in Eternity: The New Tolstoy Biography (A. G. Grodetskaia).......... 97
Review: McLean, Hugh. In Quest of Tolstoy (Bob Blaisdell)................................................................... 103
Review: Donskov, Andrew, ed. Leo Tolstoy and Russian Peasant Sectarian Writers (Irina Sizova)........... 105
Review: Orwin, Donna. Consequences of Consciousness: Turgenev, Dostoevsky, and Tolstoy (Thomas Newlin) 106
Review: Ungurianu, Dan. Plotting History: The Russian Historical Novel in the Imperial Age (Robin Feuer Miller) 109
News of the Profession
Slavic Research Group, University of Ottawa.................................................................................... 113
“An inexhaustible subject…”
“In the bosom of nature. Tolstoy plows.”.......................................................................................... 115