Preface to the Second Edition
Preface to the First Edition
The Texts of Tolstoy’s Short Fiction
Sevastopol in December
Sevastopol in May
Three Deaths
A Prisoner in the Caucasus
God Sees the Truth, but Waits
The Death of Ivan Ilych
The Three Hermits
The Kreutzer Sonata
Master and Man
Father Sergius
After the Ball
Alyosha Gorshok
Backgrounds and Sources
Leo Tolstoy, A History of Yesterday, The Memoirs of a Madman, Diary for 1855, Selected Letters, 1858-95
Criticism
Henry Gifford, On Translating Tolstoy
John M. Kopper, Less Matter, More Art: Tolstoy, Briefly
Gary Sault Morson, Tolstoy’s Absolute Language
N.G. Chernyshevsky, [Tolstoy’s Military Tales]
Boris Eikhenbaum, [Sevastopol Stories]
Gary Sault Morson, The Reader as Voyeur: Tolstoi and the Poetics of Didactic Fiction
Mikhail Bakhtin, [Tolstoy’s Three Deaths]
Michael Specter, Updating Tolstoy, a Russian Director Faces War’s Anguish
Harsha Ram, Prisoners of the Caucasus
Kathleen Parthé, Tolstoy and the Geometry of Fear
John Bayley, [Ivan Ilych]
Y.J. Dayanada, The Death of Ivan Ilych: A Psychological Study On Death and Dying
Vladimir Nabokov, [Ivan Ilych’s Life]
Olga Matich, Sexual Continence
Ruth Rischin, Presto
Stephen Baehr, Art and The Kreutzer Sonata: A Tolstoian Approach
N. K. Mikhaylovsky, Master and Man and The Death of Ivan Ilych
Richard Gustafson, [On Ivan Ilych and Master and Man]
Elizabeth Tahan, L. N. Tolstoj’s Master and Man―A Symbolic Narrative
Gary R. Jahn, A Note on Miracle Motifs in the Later Works of Lev Tolstoj
Margaret Ziolkowski, Father Sergii and the Saintly Monk
Alexander Zholkovsky, Before and After “After the Ball”: Variations on the Theme of Courtship, Corpses, and Culture
Donald Barthelme, At the Tolstoy Museum
A Chronology of Tolstoy’s Life and Work
Selected Bibliography
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