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Tolstoy
Studies Journal Volume 2, 1989 (title pages)
CONTENTS
(See the original table of
contents for this issue)
FROM THE EDITOR
Kathleen
Parthé
ROUNDTABLE
Gary
Saul Morson, Hidden in Plain View. Narrative and Creative Potentials in
‘War and Peace’
Critiques: Freeman Dyson, Alfred J. Reiber, Cathy Popkin,
Carol Any, Anna A. Tavis
Reply
Gary Saul Morson
CRITICISM
Helen
as Pre-Oedipal Self-Object
Daniel Rancour-Laferriere
Male
and Female Sense of Self in Tolstoy’s Trilogy and Anastasia Tsvetaeva’s Memoirs
Pamela Chester
IN TRANSLATION
Andrey
Bely, Teacher of Consciousness (Olga Muller Cooke)
Masaryk
and Tolstoy (Charles E. Townsend)
REVIEWS
A.N.
Wilson, Tolstoy (Donna Orwin)
Martine
de Courcel, Tolstoy: The Ultimate Reconciliation (Caryl Emerson)
Leo
Tolstoy’s ‘War and Peace’, ed. by Harold Bloom
(Kathleen Parthé)
A.K.
Zholkovsky: Two Articles (Donna Orwin)
Peter Ulf
Møller, Postlude to the Kreutzer Sonata (Amy Mandelker)
Forthcoming
THE STATE OF THE ART
Re-Reading
Tolstoy: New Directions in Tolstoy Scholarship
Amy Mandelker
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Gary
Jahn
RECENT DISSERTATIONS
Frank
Ellis, Concepts of War in L.N. Tolstoy and V.S. Grossman
IN EXCHANGE
The Third Seminar
on Tolstoy and America
Robert H. Davis, Jr.
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