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The Table of Contents of Revising Nabokov Revising is pasted below.
Contents
Preface Shoko Miura …5
Editors’ Introduction Mitsuyoshi Numano & Tadashi Wakashima …7
I Enchanted Hunters
Lolita Revisited by a New Annotator Maurice Couturier …11
Revising Lolita in the Screenplay Andrey Babikov …21
Generic Glidings and Endless Writing from The Enchanter to Lolita: A
Screenplay through Lolita Jacqueline Hamrit …27
Nabokov Revising Nabokov: The Lolita Screenplays
Julian W. Connolly …33
Time Camouflaged, or the Riddle of the Map: Paratextual Elements and
Temporal Structure in the 1966 Revision of Speak, Memory
Maria Alhambra …39
Revis(it)ing Memories: Photographs in Nabokov’s Autobiography Siggy Frank …44
La Figlia che Piange―Tears in Lolita Maya Medlock …50
Folding His Magic Carpet: Speak, Memory and Lolita Ellen Pifer …55
II Keys to Russia
On Stylistic Exuberance: The Gift as a Russian Novel
Mitsuyoshi Numano …63
Nabokov’s Orpheus Stories Kazunao Sugimoto …70
От примечаний к «Евгению Онегину» до романа «Бледный огонь»:
Сопоставление комментариев Набокова и Лотмана
Нобуаки Какинума …75
Female Protagonists in Nabokov’s Russian Novels: No Stars in the Cast?
Ljuba Tarvi …80
Nabokov’s “Natural Idiom”: From “First-rate” Russian to “Secondrate”
English Shun’ichiro Akikusa …86
Парадокс Набокова Масатака Кониси …93
A Phantom Russian Poet: Vladimir Nabokov and Georgij Adamovich on
Vasilij Shishkov Maria Malikova …99
III Pencils and Erasers
“Almost Completed but Only Partly Corrected”: Enacting Revision in
Nabokov Susan Elizabeth Sweeney …109
Vladimir Nabokov, or How to Turn Exile into Art Marie Bouchet …115
Saving Jewish-Russian Émigrés Maxim D. Shrayer …123
“The Sun’s a Thief”: Nabokov and Shakespeare―A Quantitative
Approach Samuel Schuman …131
Nabokov and Hemingway: The Fish That Got Away Yuri Leving …137
Nabokov as Psychologist: Routes for Exploration Brian Boyd …145
IV Blacking the Squares
Another Road to Lolita: A Transatlantic View
Tadashi Wakashima …157
Revising Nabokov Revising the Detective Novel: Vladimir, Agatha, and
the Terms of Engagement Catharine Theimer Nepomnyashchy …163
Some Spiritual Subtexts Hidden in Transparent Things Akiko Nakata …169
Nabokov’s (Dostoevskian?) Loopholes Stephen H. Blackwell …175
Was Nabokov a Psychologist?: About Despair and Nabokov’s Inflexible
Criticism of Freud’s Doctrine Jean-Pierre Luauté …181
Bend Sinister’s Mad Dash, or How to Impersonate an Anthropomorphic
Deity Leland de la Durantaye …188
The Afterlife of Sebastian Knight Michael Wood …193
List of Contributors …202
Index …207