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Dostoevsky Studies

Dostoevsky Studies is the journal of the International Dostoevsky Society.

Publication History

Dostoevsky Studies began in 1980. Publication was suspended after 1988, and a new series (restarting volume numbering at 1) began in 1993 (though numbering appears to have been confused in the mid-1990s as the journal shifted from the United States to Europe). The journal went open access in 2020 (and permission was granted for earlier volumes to be digitized as well). It continues today.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1980-2018: HathiTrust has all 9 volumes of the first series, and volumes 1-22 of the new series.
• 1993: The Internet Archive has volume 1, number 1 of the new series.
• 1993: The Internet Archive has volume 1, number 2 of the new series.
• 1994-1998: The Internet Archive has volumes 2-6 of the new series, from the United States (as are the issues in the new series before these).
• 1998: The Internet Archive has volume 2 of the new series, from Germany.
• 1999-2000: The Internet Archive has volumes 3 and 4 of the new series (which, like later volumes up to 22, is also from Germany).
• 2001: The Internet Archive has volume 5 of the new series.
• 2002: The Internet Archive has volume 6 of the new series.
• 2003: The Internet Archive has volume 7 of the new series.
• 2004: The Internet Archive has volume 8 of the new series.
• 2005: The Internet Archive has volume 9 of the new series.
• 2006: The Internet Archive has volume 10.
• 2007: The Internet Archive has volume 11.
• 2008: The Internet Archive has volume 12.
• 2009: The Internet Archive has volume 13.
• 2010: The Internet Archive has volume 14.
• 2011: The Internet Archive has volume 15.
• 2012: The Internet Archive has volume 16.
• 2013: The Internet Archive has volume 17.
• 2014: The Internet Archive has volume 18.
• 2015: The Internet Archive has volume 19.
• 2016: The Internet Archive has volume 20.
• 2017: The Internet Archive has volume 21.
• 2018: The Internet Archive has volume 22.
• 2020: The Dostoevesky Studies website has volume 23.

Official Site / Current Material

• The Dostoevsky Studies website has more information about the journal, and current content.

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