Approaches to Teaching Tolstoy's Anna Karenina (Approaches to Teaching World Literature)

Teaching Anna Karenina / Amy Mandelker The names / Liza Knapp The setting / Liza Knapp Russian editions and English translations / Liza Knapp Recommended readings for instructors and students / Amy Mandelker and Liza Knapp Anna on the installment plan : teaching Anna Karenina through the history of its serial publication / William M. Todd III The daily miracle : teaching the ideas of Anna Karenina / Gary Saul Morson The crisis in Tolstoy and in Anna Karenina / Gary R. Jahn Law as limit and the limits of the law in Anna Karenina / Harriet Murav Motif-mesh as matrix : body, sexuality, adultery, and the woman question / Helena Goscilo Agrarian issues in Tolstoy's Anna Karenina as a "mirror of the Russian Revolution" / Mary Helen Kashuba and Manucher Dareshuri Tolstoy's antiphilosophical philosophy in Anna Karenina / Donna Orwin Anna Karenina in the literary traditions of Russia and the West : Tolstoy versus Dostoevsky and Bakhtin's ethics of the classroom / Caryl Emerson Anna Karenina and the novel of adultery / Judith Armstrong Anna reading and women reading in Russian literature / David A. Sloane Reading Anna : opera, tragedy, melodrama, farce / Julie A. Buckler The wedding bell, the death knell, and philosophy's spell : Tolstoy's sense of an ending / Svetlana Evdokimova Classroom approaches to Anna Karenina : the opening of Anna Karenina / Kate Holland The night journey : Anna Karenina's return to Saint Petersburg / Robert Louis Jackson Anna's dreams / Thomas Barran The moral education of the reader / Gina Kovarsky Tolstoy sees the truth but waits : the consequences of aesthetic vision in Anna Karenina / Justin Weir Anna Karenina through film / Andrea Lanoux Using reader-response journals in teaching Anna Karenina / Jason Merrill Mapping Anna Karenina : a creative approach to understanding the novel / Mary Laurita On a scavenger hunt in Tolstoy's labyrinth of linkages / Liza Knapp.