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Thresholds into the Orthodox Commonwealth: Essays in Honor of Theofanis G. Stavrou

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Lucien J. Frary
2017
Published by: Slavica Publishers
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Front Cover

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Title Page, Copyright Page

pp. i-iv
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Table of Contents

pp. v-x
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Acknowledgments

pp. xi-xii
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Prolegomena

pp. 1-2
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In Praise of Ignorance

John L. Scherer
pp. 3-22
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The Travels of Brand and Isband

Carol Urness
pp. 23-34
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Theofanis G. Stavrou: Bookman

Timothy J. Johnson
pp. 35-44
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Bridge-Building as Humanism and Scholarly Adventure

Catherine Guisan
pp. 45-50
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Surviving Exile: Augustine of Hippo’s Version of Psalm 136 (Vulg., KJV 137)

Karl F. Morrison
pp. 51-68
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Eastern Orthodoxy

pp. 69-70
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The Evergetian Motif in Russian Monastic Reform

David Goldfrank
pp. 71-90
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The Petrine Church Reform Revisited

James Cracraft
pp. 91-100
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A Russian Pilgrim in Ottoman Jerusalem

Theophilus C. Prousis
pp. 101-126
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Alexander Lycurgus: An Ecumenical Pioneer

Josef L. Altholz
pp. 127-136
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The Septuagint Challenge to Russian Old Testament Translation: Fault Lines in Fin-de-Siècle Russian Religious Culture

Stephen K. Batalden
pp. 137-146
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Russian Interpretations of Ernest Renan’s Life of Jesus

Heather Bailey
pp. 147-156
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Between the Cross and the Eagle: The Russian Orthodox Missionary Society and the Politics of Religion in Late Imperial Russia

Aaron N. Michaelson
pp. 157-168
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Recreation of Seventeenth-Century Tile Forms on St. Petersburg’s Temple-Memorial “Savior on the Blood”

Kristi A. Groberg
pp. 169-180
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Looking East: The American YMCA’s Interaction with Russian Orthodox Christians, 1900–40

Matthew Lee Miller
pp. 181-210
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“Bolshevik Bishops” and the Russian Orthodox Mission in America: A Question of Church, Politics, and the Law, 1917–52

Keith P. Dyrud
pp. 211-222
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Understanding Evangelical/Fundamentalist Approaches to “Anti-Communism,” 1953–91: A Critique of Billy Graham’sParticipation in the World Peace Conference, 1982

G. William Carlson
pp. 223-250
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Greece and Cyprus

pp. 251-252
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Alexander the Great’s Invincibility: Fact and Myth

Achilles Avraamides
pp. 253-264
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Psichari Father and Son: A Generation at Odds

J. Kim Munholland
pp. 265-280
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George Seferis and the Prophetic Voice

Peter Mackridge
pp. 281-292
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The Thoughts and Uncertainties of Good Citizen Anestis Volemenos

George Philippou Pierides
Translated from the Greek by Donald E. Martin
pp. 293-306
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The Cyprus Question: International Politics and the Survival of the Republic of Cyprus

Van Coufoudakis
pp. 307-328
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Economic Reform and the Rise of Political Forces in Early Post–Civil War Greece: The Case of Karamanlis’s ERE

Evanthis Hatzivassiliou
pp. 329-348
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Using Humor to Cross the Greek Tu/Vous Line: A Personal Account

Kostas Kazazis
pp. 349-354
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Poetry Translation Reviews Reviewed: Possible Criteria for Reviewing Poetry Translations

David Connolly
pp. 355-366
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Russia and Eastern Europe

pp. 367-368
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Khazaria, Kiev, and Constantinople in the First Half of the Tenth Century

Thomas S. Noonan
pp. 369-382
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Preparations for Travel to St. Petersburg in the Eighteenth Century

Michael Bitter
pp. 383-392
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Battling Bishops in Catherine II’s Russia

Gregory Bruess
pp. 393-402
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Europe’s Bellicose Periphery: Russia and the Cretan Insurrection of 1841

Lucien J. Frary
pp. 403-416
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The Greek Benevolent Association of Odessa (1871–1917): A Minority Civic Organization in Late Imperial Russia

John A. Mazis
pp. 417-430
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Sir Arthur Evans in the Balkans: A Romantic Crusade

Thomas A. Emmert
pp. 431-442
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Identifying “the Asian” in Russian Colonial Writing: Evgenii Markov’s Russia in Central Asia (1901)

Peter Weisensel
pp. 443-462
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“A Link with Time”: Anna Akhmatova’s Poetry for History Courses

Marjorie W. Bingham
pp. 463-472
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Rethinking Tolstoy’s The Kreutzer Sonata and Dostoevsky’s Notes from the Underground

Bryn Geffert
pp. 473-488
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From Scylla to Charybdis: Discontent with Employment and Education in the Early Soviet State

Elizabeth A. Harry
pp. 489-526
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The Russian Student Fund and Its Role in the Diaspora

Daniel A. Panshin
pp. 527-536
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Folk in Soviet Music in the 1930s

Susannah Lockwood Smith
pp. 537-554
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“The Soviet Experiment” and Women: Brief Historical Reflections

Norma Noonan
pp. 555-560
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Back to the Future: A Modern Revival of Sixteenth-Century Czech Cultural and Political Value

Zdeněk V. David
pp. 561-598
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The Barents Region: History Resurrected in Post-Soviet Europe

Kåre Hauge
pp. 599-610
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BG: Conversations with Boris Grebenshchikov

Nick Hayes
pp. 611-614
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Rethinking American Perspectives on Southeastern Europe

John R. Lampe
pp. 615-624
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Epilegomena

pp. 625-626
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Writings of the Eighteenth-Century Archbishops of Canterbury

Stanford Lehmberg
pp. 627-640
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Carlism and Nationalism

Stanley G. Payne
pp. 641-656
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Islands as a State of Mind: A Circuitous Reconnaissance

Tom Clayton
pp. 657-674
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Pilgrimage, Connection, Community

Theophilus C. Prousis
pp. 675-680
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Notes on Contributors

pp. 681-687
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Back Cover

p. 688
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