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Acknowledgments ix
List of Abbreviations xiii
Explanation of Editorial Markings xv
1 Russophilia 1
2 Dostoevsky: "The dim and populous underworld" 19
3 Chekhov: "An astonishing sense of freedom" 59
4 Tolstoy: "Genius in the raw" 97
5 Turgenev: "A passion for art" 131
6 Conclusion: "The accent falls a little differently ..." 157
Appendices Virginia Woolf's Reading Notes on Russian Literature Transcribed and Edited by Roberta Rubenstein 163
Appendix A Reading Notes on Dostoevsky's The Possessed 165
Appendix B "Tchekov on Pope": Holograph Draft 175
Appendix C "Tchekhov on Pope": Typescript of Unpublished Review 187
Appendix D Reading Notes on Anna Karenina (I) 193
Appendix E Reading Notes on Anna Kareinia (II) 195
Appendix F Reading Notes on War and Peace 203
Appendix G Reading Notes on Turgenev 205
Notes 229
Works cited 245
Index 253
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Travis Flasschoen
reviewed Virginia Woolf and the Russian Point of View on May 09, 2017 Virginia Woolf and the Russian Point of View
Very good book for anyone new to narrative analysis, it gives you a good background and how to guide without being hard to read or overly complex.
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