Issue X (October 2012)
Postmodernism

Contents

• Editors' Introduction
  Hillary Brevig and Elise Thorsen, Editors
• Indebted to Rupture—Mediating between Eastern and Western [Post]Modernism
  Ljudmila Bilkić (University of Pittsburgh)
• The Problem of Postmodernism in Russian Literary History: A Comparative Reading of Summer in Baden-Baden and Moscow to the End of the Line
  Vadim Shneyder (Yale University)
• Anti-Soviet Kitsch in Perestroika Melodrama: Sergei Solov'ev's Assa
  Olga Klimova (University of Pittsburgh)
• From Consumption to Objectification in Viktor Pelevin's Akiko
  Irina Anisimova (University of Pittsburgh)
• Mourning the Mimesis: Aleksei Fedorchenko's First on the Moon and the Post-Soviet Practice of Writing History
  Daria Kabanova (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)