The First Hundred Years of Mikhail Bakhtin

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Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction East Meets West in the Ex-USSR PART ONE: XXX: BAKHTIN STUDIES, BAKHTINISTICS, BAKHTINOLOGY Chapter One Russians Reclaim Bakhtin, 1975 to the Jubilee Three Worlds of Mikhail Bakhtin Post-Stalinist Revival of the Russian Literary Profession 1990s: Russian Bakhtin Industry Takes Stock Chapter Two Retrospective: Domestic Reception during Bakhtin's Life Dostoevsky, I (1929) Dostoevsky, II (1963) Rabelais and Folk Culture 1975 Anthology: Essays on the Novel Posthumous: First Manuscripts and Final Essays PART TWO: LITERATURE FADES, PHILOSOPHY MOVES TO THE FORE (REWORKING THREE PROBLEMATIC AREAS) Chapter Three Polyphony, Dialogism, Dostoevsky Can Polyphony Exist? If So, Does It Apply? Unsympathetic Case Studies and Suspicious Close Readings The Torments of Dialogue: In Defense of Bakhtin Chapter Four Carnival: Open-ended Bodies and Anachronistic Histories Pro: Carnival as Incarnation, Eucharist, Sacral Myth Contra: Demonization, Stalinization Neither For nor Against: Carnival as Analytic Device Chapter Five XXX: Outsideness as the Ethical Dimension of Art (Bakhtin and the Aesthetic Moment) Belatedly Finding a Place for the Very Early Bakhtin Outsideness: What It Is and Is Not Problem of Form Logic of Aesthetic Form and Consummation as a Type of Dying Afterword One Year Later: Prospects for Bakhtin's XXXHOHayka [inonauka], or Science in Some Other Way Index

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