no. 2 (2026)

AUTHOR(S)	TITLE	PAGES
Tatiana Kasatkina	A Book Side by Side with another Book. The Problem of Illustrations to Literary Works and the Creation of a Museum of the Writer’s Works. The Inner Image of the Heroines: The Woman Taken in Adultery, or the Mother of God? From the Editor	12-31
	HERMENEUTICS. SLOW READING
Tatina Magaril-Il'iaeva	“To Be Human Among Humans and Remain So Forever, in Whatever Misfortunes.” Netochka Nezvanova and A Little Hero: a Comparative Problem	32-59
Tatiana Flegentova	Prince Myshkin’s Calligraphic Experience in Dostoevsky’s Novel The Idiot	60-82
	POETICS. CONTEXT
Nikolay Podosokorsky	The Landlady by Fyodor Dostoevsky and Mysteries of Sleep and Magnetism by Auguste Debay	83-112
Galina Boeva	The Reception of Dostoevsky’s Novel Crime and Punishment in Illustration	113-138
	MUSEUM
Tatiana Kasatkina	A Different Museum: Guidelines for the Creating a Museum of Dostoevsky’s Works. How to Present Dostoevsky’s Works Not through Images Created by Illustrators and Directors, but through the Images the Writer Himself Contemplated and Reproduced in His Art	139-237
	BIOGRAPHY
Liudmila Saraskina	Journal Announcements as Artistic Statements. “I Understand What the First Step Means and Love It”	238-268
Svetlana Kapustina	“My Vile, Albeit Sweet, Racing Business…”: Fyodor F. Dostoevsky as Horse Breeder in Simferopol (1895–1908)	269-290
	DOSTOEVSKY: PROBLEMS OF TRANSLATION
Ekaterina Golovacheva, Olga Sedelnikova, Anastasia Baldova	Dostoevsky’s Demons in Germany: A History of Translation	291–316
	DOSTOEVSKY IN THE 20TH AND 21ST CENTURY
Anna Dobryashikina	Letters about Dostoevsky (From the Correspondence of Anna Seghers with the Soviet Writers’ Union)	317-347
	ARCHIVE
Petr Druzhinin	How Mikhail Bakhtin Didn’t Receive the USSR State Prize in 1971 for His Books about Dostoevsky and Rabelais	348–378
	REVIEWS
Nikolay Podosokorsky	Paul Morand on Dostoevsky as Prophet	379–390