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Introduction: The “Late” Tolstoi
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 January 2017
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- Late Tolstoi
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1. Robert Louis Jackson, from a lecture course on Ivan Turgenev's works held at Yale University in the Spring of 1994.
2. A notable exception is Inessa Medzhibovskaya's major study Tobtoy and the Religious Culture of His Time: A Biography of a Long Conversion, 1845-1887 (Lanham, Md., 2008).
3. See Pickford's, Henry excellent article on Tolstoi and Wittgenstein, “Of Rules and Rails: On a Motif in Tolstoy and Wittgenstein,” Tolstoy Studies Journal 22 (2010): 39–53.Google Scholar
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5. See [Maksim Gor'kii], Gorky's Tolstoy and Other Reminiscences, trans., ed., and introduced by Donald Fanger (New Haven, 2008), 37. I greatly simplify Tolstoi, whose pithy comment is remarkable for claiming that Dostoevskii sought to revenge himself (presumably through fiction) for serving that in which he did not believe.
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