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1. Frontmatter 1
2. Table of Contents 7
3. Foreword 9
4. How This Book Came About 13
5. Introduction: The October Split and Its Consequences 14
6. Part I. Defining Émigré Borders and Missions in the Twenties
7. Chapter IA. Border-Crossings in Postrevolutionary Exile (1919-1924): The Embrace of Shklovskian “Estrangement” 38
8. Chapter IB. Language, History, Ideology: Tsvetaeva, Remizov 57
9. Chapter IC. Double Exposure in Exile Writing: Khodasevich, Teffi, Bunin, Nabokov 74
10. Part II. Diaspora: The Classical Literary Canon and Its Evolutions
11. Chapter IIA. The Battle for the Modernists’ Gogol: Bely and Remizov 94
12. Chapter IIB. Sirin/Dostoevsky and the Question of Russian Modernism in Emigration 113
13. Chapter IIC. Russia Abroad Champions Turgenev’s Legacy 136
14. Part III. Modernism and the Diaspora’s Quest for Literary Identity
15. Chapter IIIA. Modernism/Modernity in the Postrevolutionary Diaspora 164
16. Chapter IIIB. Double Consciousness and Bilingualism in Aleksei Remizov’s Story “The Industrial Horseshoe” and the Literary Journal Chisla 180
17. Part IV. Epilogue: The First-Wave Diaspora in the Post-War Years
18. Chapter IVA. The Shift from the Old World to the New 200
19. Chapter IVB. “Homecoming” 210
20. Greta Slobin: Bio-Bibliography 225
21. List of Works Cited 231
22. Index 246