Special Section: On the Epilogue of Dostoevskii’s Crime and Punishment

Plotting the ending: generic expectation and the uncanny epilogue of Crime and Punishment

Katherine Bowers

The clash of deferral and anticipation: Crime and Punishment’s epilogue and the difficulties of narrative closure

Kate Holland

“There was something almost crude about it all…” – reading Crime and Punishment’s epilogue hard against the grain

Eric Naiman

Afterword: in the end is the beginning

Robin Feuer Miller

Articles

“Engrave this memory in your heart as if on a tablet...”: Memory, meditation, and visual imagery in seventeenth-century Ukrainian preaching

Maria Grazia Bartolini

Poetics and politics of remembering childhood in Romanian post-communist fiction

Andreea Mironescu and Simona Mitroiu

Roundtable

A roundtable on Zina Gimpelevich’s The Portrayal of Jews in Modern Biełarusian Literature

Heather Coleman, Amelia M. Glaser, Maria Paula Survilla, and Zina Gimpelevich

Book Reviews

Raised under Stalin: young communists and the defense of socialism

Anna Whittington

Sacred places, emerging spaces: religious pluralism in the Post-Soviet Caucasus

Konrad Siekierski

Soviet influences on postwar Yugoslav gender policies

Mark Biondich

Cold War exiles and the CIA: plotting to free Russia

Seth Bernstein