Tolstoy in Context

Anna A. Berman is a lecturer in Slavonic Studies at Cambridge University and a fellow of Clare College. Her research focuses on the nineteenth-century Russian and English novel and issues of kinship and family. She is the author of Siblings in Tolstoy and Dostoevsky: The Path to Universal Brotherhood (2015) and has also published articles on Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Russian opera, the relationship of science and literature, and the family novel as a genre. Her monograph, The Family Novel in Russia and England, 1800–1880, is forthcoming with Oxford University Press.

Part I. The Man: 1. The Life Andrei Zorin; 2. The Death William Nickell; 3. Tolstoy's family Rosamund Bartlett; 4. Estate culture and yasnaya polyana Hilde Hoogenboom; Part II. Russian social and political contexts: 5. Peasants and Folklore Sibelan Forrester; 6. Emancipation and the great reforms Anne Hruska; 7. Nobility and the Russian class system Bella Grigoryan; 8. The Russian Orthodox Church Francesca Silano; 9. Law Tatiana Borisova; 10. Politics G. M. Hamburg; 11. War and the military Donna Tussing Orwin; 12. Tolstoyans Charlotte Alston; 13. Clothing Daniel Green; 14. The woman question Anne Lounsbery; 15. The Family Anna A. Berman; Part III. Literature, The Arts, and intellectual life: 16. Tolstoy's Oeuvre Chloë Kitzinger; 17. Peasant schools and education Daniel Moulin-Stożek; 18. Russian philosophy Randall A. Poole; 19. The Russian literary scene Ilya Vinitsky; 20. European literature Priscilla Meyer and Melissa Frazier; 21. European philosophy Jeff Love; 22. Theater Caryl Emerson; 23. Music Emily Frey; 24. The visual arts Maria Taroutina; Part IV. Science and technology: 25. The mechanized world Julia Vaingurt; 26. The natural world Thomas Newlin; 27. Darwin and natural science Michael D. Gordin; 28. Medical science Elena Fratto; Part V. Beyond Russia 29. Pacifism and the doukhobors Veronika Makarova; 30. America Galina Alekseeva; 31. India Suvij Sudershan; 32. Eastern Religion Jeff Love; 33. English varieties of religious experience Liza Knapp; Part VI. Tolstoy's afterlife: 34. Tolstoy's complete works Inessa Medzhibovskaya; 35. Tolstoy in English translation Carol Apollonio; 36. Film adaptations Alexander Burry; 37. Musical adaptations Tony H. Lin; 38. Biographies Caryl Emerson; 39. Tolstoy as subject of Art: Portraits, films, novels Margarita Vaysman.