OLC Slavistik: Costlow, Jane - Who Holds the Axe? Violence and Peasants in Nineteenth-Century Russian Depictions of the Forest

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ID	1811806686
Author(s)	Costlow, Jane
Title	Who Holds the Axe? Violence and Peasants in Nineteenth-Century Russian Depictions of the Forest
Published	Slavic review : interdisciplinary quarterly of Russian, Eurasian and East European studies, Cambridge, Mass : Assoc, 68, 2009, 1, 10-30
Language	eng
Soundex	H0588; V0568; P1868; N6626; C8627; R7860; D2182; F3782
Medium	article
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	Imaginations of Destruction: The "Forest Question" in Nineteenth-Century Russian Culture / Costlow, J.
	The Representation of Peasants and the Narod in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature Editor's Note / Rutten, Ellen
	Book Reviews - Representing The Marginal Woman In Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature: Personalism, Feminism, And Polyphony / Slavskaya Grenier, Svetlana
	Rosalind P. Gray. Russian Genre Painting in the Nineteenth Century / Kristof, Jane
	Reviews - The Priest Who Was Never Baptized: Stories Factual And Fictional Of Russian Life In The Nineteenth Century / Leskov, Nikolai
	Overkill. Sex and violence in contemporary Russian popular culture. By Eliot Borenstein. Pp. xv-268. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2008 / Costlow, Jane
	Jane T. Costlow. Heart-Pine Russia: Walking and Writing the Nineteenth-Century Forest / Durkin, Andrew R

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Who Holds the Axe? Violence and Peasants in Nineteenth-Century Russian Depictions of the Forest