Australian Slavonic and East European Studies
Vol. 18, Nos. 1–2 (2004)

• Arnold McMillin
  Russian music in and around Chekhov
  1
• Peter Sawczak
  Europe as object of aversion and desire: cultural antinomies in Gogol′’s ‘Taras Bul′ba’
  17
• Andrew A. Gentes
  Katorga: penal labour and tsarist Siberia
  41
• Olga Sobolev
  Boris Akunin and the rise of the Russian detective genre
  63
• Alexandra Smith
  Bypassing death: the last poems of Nikolai Gumilev, Nikolai Otsup, Marina Tsvetaeva and Anna Akhmatova
  87
• Pauline Schrooyen
  Professional intellectual and zealous heliotrope: a study of the role and perception of Vladimir Solov′ev in Russian society
  103
• Mark Conliffe
  Blindness and self-understanding: on Garshin’s Chetyre dnia
  129
• Kevin Windle
  ‘The Achilles heel of British imperialism’: a Comintern agent reports on his mission to Australia 1920–1922. An annotated translation
  143

Reviews

• Karel C. Berkhoff, Harvest of despair: life and death in Ukraine under Nazi rule (reviewed by Susan Hillman)
  177
• James Cracraft, The Revolution of Peter the Great (reviewed by Adrian Jones)
  179
• Raymond Detrez, Macedonië: land in de wachtkamer (reviewed by Peter M. Hill)
  182
• Victor Dönninghaus, Die Deutschen in der Moskauer Gesellschaft: Symbiose und Konflikte (1494–1941) (reviewed by Susan Hillman)
  186
• E. Thomas Ewing, The teachers of Stalinism: policy, practice, and power in Soviet schools of the 1930s (reviewed by Lyndall Morgan)
  188
• Robert D. Greenberg, Language and identity in the Balkans: Serbo-Croatian and its disintegration (reviewed by Peter M. Hill)
  191
• Stephen Gregory (ed.), The wall and after: Australasian perspectives on Europe (reviewed by Carol Strong)
  193
• Katharine Hodgson, Voicing the Soviet experience: the poetry of Ol′ga Berggol′ts (reviewed by David N. Wells)
  195
• Liza Knapp and Amy Mandelker (eds.), Approaches to teaching Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina (reviewed by John McNair)
  198
• Ronald O. Richards, The Pannonian slavic dialect of the common slavic proto-language: the view from Old Hungarian (reviewed by Robert Woodhouse)
  200
• Angela Richter with Tatjana Petzer (eds.), Entgrenzte Repräsentationen, gebrochene Realitäten: Danilo Kiš im Spannungsfeld von Ethik, Literatur und Politik (reviewed by Marko Pavlyshyn)
  204
• Vadim Rossman, Russian intellectual antisemitism in the post-Communist era (reviewed by Henrietta Mondry)
  206
• Adrian Wanner, Russian minimalism: from the prose poem to the anti-story (reviewed by David N. Wells)
  210
• Walter Moss, A history of Russia, vol. 1: To 1917 (reviewed by Andrew A. Gentes)
  212
• Edward E. Roslof, Red priests: renovationism, Russian Orthodoxy, and revolution, 1905–1946 (reviewed by Zoe Knox)
  214