----- 屠格涅夫:艺术、思想和遗产
Preface Notes on Contributors Robert Reid: Introduction: Turgenev: Art, Ideology and Legacy Turgenev's Art Irene Masing-Delic: Hidden Spaces in Turgenev's Short Prose: What They Conceal and What They Show Steven Brett Shaklan: 'So Many Foreign and Useless Words!': Ivan Turgenev's Poetics of Negation Joost van Baak: Turgenev-Bricoleur: Observations on the World of Turgenev's Sketches from a Hunter's Album Sander Brouwer: First Love, but not First Lover: Turgenev's Poetics of Unoriginality Erica Siegel: Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick: The Language of Things in Fathers and Sons Willem G. Weststeijn: The Description of the Appearance of Characters in Turgenev's Novels (in particular Fathers and Sons) Turgenev's Ideology Kathryn Ambrose: Turgenev's Representation of the 'New People' Richard Freeborn: No Smoke without a Bit of Fire Elena Katz: Turgenev and the 'Jewish Question' Greta Slobin: Turgenev Finds a Home in Russia Abroad Turgenev's Legacy Justin Weir: Turgenev as Institution: Sketches from a Hunter's Album in Tolstoi's Early Aesthetics Henrietta Mondry: A Wrong Kind of Love - A Teacher of Sex on a Teacher of Love: Vasilii Rozanov on Turgenev and Viardot Otto Boele: After Death, the Movie (1915) - Ivan Turgenev, Evgenii Bauer and the Aesthetics of Morbidity Rachel Morley: Performing Femininity in an Age of Change: Evgenii Bauer, Ivan Turgenev and the Legend of Evlaliia Kadmina Kevin Windle and Rosh Ireland: Turgenev's Antipodean Echoes: Robert Dessaix and his Russian Mentor Olga Soboleva and Pogos Saiadian: Ivan Sergeev, Fathers and Sons: The Phenomenon of the Nouveau-Russian Novel
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