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Russian Literature XLVIII (2000) 517-519 www.elsevier.ni/locate/ruslit North-Holland AUTHOR INDEX 20007 BROUGHER, VALENTINA G. A New Voice in Russian Prose: Zufar Gareev CARLSON, STEPHANIE PETERS The Dichotomy of Lilith and Eve in Fedor Sologub’s Mythopoetics FAIRBANKS, A. HARRIS Was Thomas Paine a Source for Dostoevskij’s ‘Legend of the Grand Inquisitor’? FREJDIN, JU.L. Cnopo JIA My3bIKH: NepeMeHHasd aHadopa H BapHaTHBHbI pedpex (06 oAHOH NeceHHO ocoO6eHHOCTH CTHXOTBOpeHHH bynata Oxy 2>KaBbI) GRECKO, VALERIJ O HekoTopbix o6uqHx OcobeHHOCTAX HHaHTHbHOrO H 3€YMHOPo A3bIKa 15 HART, PIERRE R. The Ironic “I” in Peterburg 33 HILL BROWN, JONATHAN, KUPPER, STEPHAN, ROTH, CLAUDIA, SOLDAT, CORNELIA The First Biography of N.G. CernySevskij: An Exercise in Canonization 333 KATYK-LEWIS, NADEZHDA Sketch as Impressionist Technique in the Prose of Cechov 0304-3479/00/$ - see front matter © 2000 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. PII: S0304-3479(00)00075-2 KHAN, HALIMUR Dreaming of Islam: Dostoevskij’s Vision of a New Russia in Prestuplenie i nakazanie KOBETS, SVITLANA The Russian Paradigm of Jurodstvo and its Genesis in Novgorod LIPOVECKI, M.N. CmeptTb KaK CeMaHTHKa CTHIA (pyccKasa MeTalIpo3a 1920-x—1930-x roqos) MASING-DELIC, IRENE The Impotent Demon and Prurient Tamara: Parodies on Lermontov’s ‘Demon’ in Dostoevskij’s Besy MENTING, HENRIETTE ALIDA The Reading of the Heart: Anti-Aesopian Language in the Work of M.E. Saltykov-Séedrin MICHAJLOVA, M.V. J\vanor MyXKCKOi H %KeHCKOH KyJIbTyp B pycckoii smMTepatype cepeOpsHoro Beka: “Cogito ergo sum” — “Amo ergo sum” MONDRI, GENRIETTA O “HekpacHBOi” aHPOrMHHOCTH: CTaTys Kak NOMTHKa Tela y Bacusma Po3saHosa MORRIS, PAUL D. Nabokov’s Poetic Gift: The Poetry in and of Dar MOSKVER, KATHERINE V. Back on the Road: Erofeev’s Moskva-Petuski and Traditions of Russian Literature PRESTO, JENIFER The Androgynous Gaze of Zinaida Gippius RYFA, JURAS T. The Portrait of a Hero and the Problem of Romantic Artistry in Adam Mickiewicz’s Pan Tadeusz SCHMID, ULRICH Flowers of Evil: The Poetics of Monstrosity in Contemporary Russian Literature (Erofeev, Mamleev, Sokolov, Sorokin) SENDEROVIC, SAVELIJ, SVARC, ELENA AnekcaHap bok B Ganaranunke Bnayumupa Ha6oKosa SHRAYER, MAXIM D. Nabokov’s Sexography SUSTOV, A.N. E. }O. Ky3bmMuna-KapaBaesa (MaTb Mapua) x A. H. Toscroit: KoHTaKTBI TRACY, LEWIS Cleopatra Transformed: Dostoevskij’s GruSen’ka as a Modern-Day Cleopatra WHITE, HARRY Dostoevskij’s Tragic Idealism