War and peace : the Maude translation, backgrounds and sources, criticism /
Tolstoy, Leo,
War and peace : the Maude translation, backgrounds and sources, criticism / Leo Tolstoy ; edited by George Gibian. - 2nd ed. - New York : Norton, c1996. - ix, 1185 p. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 1185).
The Text of War and Peace -- Backgrounds and Sources -- Map: The Campaign of 1812 -- Map: Borodino --Map: Napoleon in Rusia- 1812 -- The Publication History of War and Peace -- The Author on the Novel -- Extracts from Tolstoy's Letters and Diaries (1865-1868) -- Drafts for an Introduction to War and Peace -- Some Words about War and Peace
Criticism
Dmitri Pisarev - The Old Gentry -- Nikolai Strakhov --The Significance of the Last Part of War and Peace -- The Russian Idea in War and Peace -- Ivan Turgenev • Comments on War a nd Peace -- Constantine Leontiev - The Greatness and Universality of
War and Peace -- V. I. Lenin -- Leo Tolstoy as a Mirror of the Russian Revolution Henry James --Loose Baggy Monsters -- A Monster Harnessed -- Victor Shklovsky -- Details in War and Peace -- Boris Eikhenbaum -- The Genre of War and Peace
in the Context of Russian Literary History -- Tolstoy's Essays as an Element of Structure -- Isaiah Berlin -- Tolstoy's Attitude Towa rds History in War and Peace -- Tolstoy's Worldview in War and Peace -- Dmitry S. Mirsky -- About Tolstoy -- On Tolstoy: Materialism, Spiritualism , and Russianness Kathryn Feuer -- The Book That Became War and Peace -- Richard F. Gustafson -- States of Human Awareness -- Cary Saul Morson -- Narrative and Creative Potentials in War and Peace -- Caryl Emerson -- Where Bakhtin Misses the Mark on Tolstoy -- Lydia Cinzburg -- Causal Conditionality -- A Note on Russian Literary Criticism -- Leo Tolstoy: A Chronology -- Selected Bibliography
039396647X
Napoleonic Wars, 1800-1815--Campaigns--Fiction.--Russia
Russia--History--Fiction.
891.733 / TOL/W
War and peace : the Maude translation, backgrounds and sources, criticism / Leo Tolstoy ; edited by George Gibian. - 2nd ed. - New York : Norton, c1996. - ix, 1185 p. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 1185).
The Text of War and Peace -- Backgrounds and Sources -- Map: The Campaign of 1812 -- Map: Borodino --Map: Napoleon in Rusia- 1812 -- The Publication History of War and Peace -- The Author on the Novel -- Extracts from Tolstoy's Letters and Diaries (1865-1868) -- Drafts for an Introduction to War and Peace -- Some Words about War and Peace
Criticism
Dmitri Pisarev - The Old Gentry -- Nikolai Strakhov --The Significance of the Last Part of War and Peace -- The Russian Idea in War and Peace -- Ivan Turgenev • Comments on War a nd Peace -- Constantine Leontiev - The Greatness and Universality of
War and Peace -- V. I. Lenin -- Leo Tolstoy as a Mirror of the Russian Revolution Henry James --Loose Baggy Monsters -- A Monster Harnessed -- Victor Shklovsky -- Details in War and Peace -- Boris Eikhenbaum -- The Genre of War and Peace
in the Context of Russian Literary History -- Tolstoy's Essays as an Element of Structure -- Isaiah Berlin -- Tolstoy's Attitude Towa rds History in War and Peace -- Tolstoy's Worldview in War and Peace -- Dmitry S. Mirsky -- About Tolstoy -- On Tolstoy: Materialism, Spiritualism , and Russianness Kathryn Feuer -- The Book That Became War and Peace -- Richard F. Gustafson -- States of Human Awareness -- Cary Saul Morson -- Narrative and Creative Potentials in War and Peace -- Caryl Emerson -- Where Bakhtin Misses the Mark on Tolstoy -- Lydia Cinzburg -- Causal Conditionality -- A Note on Russian Literary Criticism -- Leo Tolstoy: A Chronology -- Selected Bibliography
039396647X
Napoleonic Wars, 1800-1815--Campaigns--Fiction.--Russia
Russia--History--Fiction.
891.733 / TOL/W