• New Post Alerts By Email

  • Syndication

    RSS
    Atom

  • Tags

    A. N. Maikov archive.org art Bakunin Bulgakov Chaadaev Chekhov Chernyshevsky Crime and Punishment Crystal Palace Demons Dickens Digital Humanities Dostoevsky Fet George Kennan Gogol Google books Grossman Gulag Herzen Kharms Kropotkin Lenin London Moscow Notes from the House of the Dead Notes from Underground Ogarev Pushkin Russia Russkii vestnik Shalamov Siberia Solov'ev Solzhenitsyn Sovremennik Stalin Stepniak-Kravchinsky St Petersburg The Brothers Karamazov The Idiot Tolstoy Turgenev women

  • Archives

All posts for the month August, 2009

My work (1)

I’m going to be posting some of my articles and conference papers, and  on the right you will see that the first one, “Dostoevsky Today,” is already there. It’s the introduction I wrote to Dostoevsky: On the Threshold of Other Worlds, a Festschrift for my PhD supervisor Malcolm Jones, which I co-edited with Lesley Milne. Published […]

1 Comment
by on August 24, 2009  •  Permalink
Posted in Dostoevsky, Meta
Tagged ,
Posted by Sarah Young on August 24, 2009

https://sarahjyoung.com/site/2009/08/24/my-work/

Blogs are the newspapers of Dostoevsky’s day

One of the aims of this blog is to bring you the latest news and views from the world of Dostoevsky studies.  Everybody knows that hardly anyone, my students included, actually bothers to read Dostoevsky, as this article from The Onion*, Film Adaptation Of “The Brothers Karamazov” Ends Where Most People Stop Reading The Book, […]

4 Comments
by on August 22, 2009  •  Permalink
Posted in Dostoevsky
Tagged , ,
Posted by Sarah Young on August 22, 2009

https://sarahjyoung.com/site/2009/08/22/blogs-are-the-newspapers-of-dostoevskys-day/

Dragging myself into the internet age

Welcome to my new blog.

No Comments
by on August 22, 2009  •  Permalink
Posted in Meta
Posted by Sarah Young on August 22, 2009

https://sarahjyoung.com/site/2009/08/22/dragging-myself-into-the-internet-age/