Dostoevsky: The Stir of Liberation, 1860–1865

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Contents......Page 8 List of Illustrations......Page 10 Preface......Page 12 Transliteration and Texts......Page 16 Part I: A Time of Hope......Page 18 Chapter 1: Introduction......Page 20 Chapter 2: Exile’s Return......Page 25 Chapter 3: “A Bit of Liberty, a Bit of Freedom”......Page 39 Chapter 4: A New Movement: Pochvennichestvo......Page 51 Chapter 5: Into the Fray......Page 65 Chapter 6: Petersburg Visions......Page 81 Chapter 7: An Aesthetics of Transcendence......Page 93 Chapter 8: Polemical Skirmishes......Page 111 Chapter 9: The Insulted and Injured......Page 127 Part II: The Era of Proclamations......Page 148 Chapter 10: The First Leaflets......Page 150 Chapter 11: Young Russia......Page 162 Chapter 12: Portrait of a Nihilist......Page 177 Chapter 13: “The Land of Holy Wonders”......Page 196 Chapter 14: Time: The Final Months......Page 214 Chapter 15: House of the Dead......Page 230 Chapter 16: Winter Notes on Summer Impressions......Page 250 Part III: Polina......Page 266 Chapter 17: An Emancipated Woman......Page 268 Chapter 18: A Tormented Lover......Page 285 Part IV: The Prison of Utopia......Page 298 Chapter 19: Epoch......Page 300 Chapter 20: “Will I Ever See Masha Again?”......Page 313 Chapter 21: Notes from Underground......Page 327 Chapter 22: The End of Epoch......Page 365 Chapter 23: “The Vitality of a Cat”......Page 384 Abbreviations......Page 394 Notes......Page 396 Index......Page 406