CONTENTS

Foreword

Marija Nikonova (Stockholm):
"Figury tozhdestva v kheruvimskoj Velikoj Subboty: O ritorike odnogo liturgicheskogo gimna"

Ingunn Lunde (Bergen):
"Poetry of Rhetoric and Rhetoric of Poetry: Pushkin's 'Imitation of the Italian' and 'Secular Power'"

Valentin Golovin (Turku & St Petersburg):
"Fol'klorizacija i literaturnaja tradicija 'Kazach'ej kolybel'noj pesni' M. Lermontova"

Tat'jana Fraiman (Tartu):
"Agasver Zhukovskogo: Istorija avtorskogo zamysla i vozmozhnyj kontekst"

Tine Roesen (Copenhagen):
"Poor Folk: Ways of Living and Creating"

Kristin Eikeland (Troms):
"Authorial Rhetoric in Crime and Punishment"

Randi Gaustad (Bergen):
"Idiocy vs Irony - or: Problems of Authenticity in The Idiot"

Jostein Brtnes (Bergen):
"Male Homosocial Desire in The Idiot"

Larisa Mokroborodova (Turku):
"K istorii odnogo razocharovanija: F.M. Dostoevskij i N.Ja. Danilevskij: 1869 god"

Barbara Lnnqvist (Turku):
"Geroi romana Anna Karenina v zerkale slavjanskogo voprosa"

Gary Saul Morson (Chicago):
"Towards a Prosaics of Processual Literature"

Knut Andreas Grimstad (Trondheim):
"Styles and Stories in the Fiction of Nikolai Leskov"

Marianna Raneva-Ivanova (Gothenburg):
"Ritoricheskaja i postfigurativnaja funkcii biblejskoj istorii v rasskazw Chekova 'Student'"

Lea Pild (Tartu):
"Realizm Chekhova v interpretacii Andreja Belogo"

Aage A. Hansen-Lve (Munich & Vienna):
"Estetika 'kaliptiki': Apollinskie koncepcii v metafizicheskoj poetike Nabokova"

Roman Voitekhovich (Tartu):
"Ariadna Mariny Cvetaevoj: Poetika antichnosti"

Karin Grelz (Stockholm):
"The Dream of Adamic Language: Tsvetaeva and Pugachev"

Fiona Bjrling (Lund):
"'The Complicated Mix of the Private and the Public': Pasternak's Obituary for Mayakovsky in Safe Conduct Part Three"

Susanna Witt (Stockholm):
"Gastronomicheskaja metafizika Pasternaka"

Natalia Galatsky (Stockholm):
"Zapiski Poprishchina kak chast' rechi Brodskogo"

Sanna Turoma (Helsinki):
"An Analysis of Joseph Brodsky's Poem 'In Italy'"

Karin Sarsenov (Lund):
"Passion Embracing Death: Genealogy and Gender in Nina Sadur's Novel The Garden"