What underlies the stereotype about the destructive power of romantic love and why do Russian writers so willingly employ this cliché?Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Valeria Sobol is associate professor of Slavic languages and literatures at the University of Illinois.
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Preface Acknowledgments Note on Translation, Transliteration, and Abbreviations Introduction: Cases in History PART I / ANATOMY 1. The Anatomy of Feeling and the Mind-Body Problem in Russian Sentimentalism PART II / DIAGNOSTICS 2. Diagnosing Love: Tradition 3. "Febris Erotica" in Herzen's Who Is to Blame? 4. An Ordinary Story: Goncharov's Romantic Patients PART III / THERAPY 5. The "Question of the Soul" in the Age of Positivism 6. What Is to Be Done about a Lovesick Woman? Chernyshevsky's Treatment 7. From Lovesickness to Shamesickness: Tolstoy's Solution Afterword Notes Works Cited Index
Preface Acknowledgments Note on Translation, Transliteration, and Abbreviations Introduction: Cases in History PART I / ANATOMY 1. The Anatomy of Feeling and the Mind-Body Problem in Russian Sentimentalism PART II / DIAGNOSTICS 2. Diagnosing Love: Tradition 3. "Febris Erotica" in Herzen's Who Is to Blame? 4. An Ordinary Story: Goncharov's Romantic Patients PART III / THERAPY 5. The "Question of the Soul" in the Age of Positivism 6. What Is to Be Done about a Lovesick Woman? Chernyshevsky's Treatment 7. From Lovesickness to Shamesickness: Tolstoy's Solution Afterword Notes Works Cited Index
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