Spring 2005 Issue
	To view a PDF version of the spring 2005 issue, click here. Creativity
	Remembrances by Monica Finley by Katerina Vorotova Siostra, Sister by Katarzyna Kozanecka Polish Jokes: Scenes From a Life by Julia Kite	by Anna Koyfman Chapter One by Mark Krotov The War Story by Katarzyna Kozanecka
	Literary Criticism Stormy Love, Predestination and Pechorin the Sailor A LOOK AT LERMONTOV AND THE LITERARY DIGRESSION by Paul Sonne Canadian Emigres and the Bildungsroman THE MIXED WORLD OF DAVID BEZMOZGIS'S NATASHA by Ashley Cleek by Dmitriy Aronov Irony and Individualism in the Works of Josef Brodsky ENGLISH TRANSLATION BY ELENA CLARK by Dmitriy Aronov Dostoevsky's Hydrotechnics THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN WATER AND THE PSYCHE IN CRIME AND PUNISHMENT by Elena Lagoutova Culture and Politics From Pravda to PRAVO THE POLITICS OF NEW YORK'S BRIGHTON BEACH by Mark Krotov Inaction and Reaction MISCOMMUNICATION AND IGNORANCE SURROUNDING RUSSIA'S HIV/AIDS EPIDEMIC by Jane Mikkelson The Yukos Affair RECTIFYING THE PAST OR POLLUTING THE FUTURE? by David Schor The Politics of Spirituality ANALYZING THE REUNIFICATION OF THE RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH by Natasha Goldvug Effectual Effigies THE CONTROVERSY OVER ST. PETERSBURG'S HISTORICIZED HEROISM by David Plotz Special Interview Series Of Legacies and Memories INTERVIEWS WITH THE RELATIVES OF RUSSIAN LITERARY GREATS STEPHAN SOLZHENITSYN, Son, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Interviewed by Anna Shlionsky MARINA LEDKOVSKY, Niece, Vladimir Nabokov Interviewed by Katarzyna Kozanecka EVGENY PASTERNAK, Son, Boris Pasternak Interviewed by Katerina Vorotova