01110nam0-2200325---450-99000578278040332120090915115227.0000578278FED01000578278(Aleph)000578278FED0100057827819990604e19691799km-y0itay50------bagerBEy-------001yyErklärung über Fichte's appellation und über die anklagen gegen die Philosophieeine Beylage zu der genannten Fichteschen Schriftvon J. C. G. SchaumannBruxellesCulture et Civilisation1969VIII, 136 p.19 cmAetas Kantiana224Ripr. facs. dell'ed.: Giessen : Stamm, 1969Fichte, Johann Gottlieb193Schaumann,Johann Christian Gottlieb220402ITUNINARICAUNIMARCBK990005782780403321P.1 8D FICH 48BIBL. 2543FLFBCFLFBCErklärung über Fichte's appellation und über die anklagen gegen die Philosophie570221UNINA03444nam 2200673 450 991079447050332120201207043533.01-64469-410-71-64469-409-310.1515/9781644694091(CKB)4100000011570194(MiAaPQ)EBC6386450(DE-B1597)562988(DE-B1597)9781644694091(OCoLC)1206399235(EXLCZ)99410000001157019420201207d2020 uy 1engurcnu||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierTolstoy's family prototypes in war and peace /Brett CookeBoston :Academic Studies Press,[2020]©20201 online resource (318 pages)Evolution, cognition, and the arts1-64469-408-5 Frontmatter -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Aesthetic Kin Altruism -- Chapter 1. Background and Overview -- Chapter 2. Family Structures -- Chapter 3. Kin Altruism -- Chapter 4. Names and Family Traditions -- Chapter 5. Writing the Novel with the Family -- Chapter 6. The Problem with Prototypes -- Chapter 7. Genetic Allies -- Chapter 8. Unrelated Family Associates -- Chapter 9. Distant Relatives -- Chapter 10. Tolstoy’s Grandparents -- Chapter 11. Tolstoy’s Parents -- Chapter 12. The Parents’ Marriage -- Chapter 13. What about Sonya? -- Chapter 14. A Genetic Clash—and Inclusive Errors -- Chapter 15. Incest Avoidance -- Chapter 16. Self-Altruism -- Chapter 17. Kin Altruism Reconsidered -- Bibliography -- IndexWhat were the consequences of Tolstoy’s unusual reliance on members of his family as source material for War and Peace? Did affection for close relatives influence depictions of these real prototypes in his fictional characters? Tolstoy used these models to consider his origins, to ponder alternative family histories, and to critique himself. Comparison of the novel and its fascinating drafts with the writer’s family history reveals increasing preferential treatment of those with greater relatedness to him: kin altruism, i.e., nepotism. This pattern helps explain many of Tolstoy’s choices amongst plot variants he considered, as well as some of the curious devices he utilizes to get readers to share his biases, such as coincidences, notions of “fate,” and aversion to incest.Evolution, cognition, and the arts.FamiliesHistoryFictionNapoleonic Wars.Russian literature.Tolstoy.aesthetics.ancestors.autobiographical fiction.biopoetics.character arcs.evolutionary psychology.family.history.incest.kin altruism.literary Darwinism.nepotism.prototypes.relationships.FamiliesHistory813.6Cooke Brett1582854MiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK9910794470503321Tolstoy's family prototypes in war and peace3865558UNINA