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1 Introduction : food and sex in Russian literature 1
2 Eating as power : Dostoevsky and carnivorousness 40
3 Eating as pleasure : Tolstoy and voluptuousness 98
4 Carnality and morality in fin de siecle and revolutionary Russia 158
5 Conclusion : Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, and the human animal 227
Notes 239
Bibliography 301
Index 323
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