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This is a beautifully and compellingly written study of codependency, using literary materials supplied by an early novel by Dostoevsky. The writing is crisp and pulls the reader along. Marullo s voice is authoritative and compassionate. Lorne Tepperman, University of Toronto

This is a beautifully and compellingly written study of codependency, using literary materials supplied by an early novel by Dostoevsky. The writing is crisp and pulls the reader along. Marullo's voice is authoritative and compassionate. --Lorne Tepperman, University of Toronto

This is a beautifully and compellingly written study of codependency, using literary materials supplied by an early novel by Dostoevsky. The writing is crisp and pulls the reader along. Marullo s voice is authoritative and compassionate. Lorne Tepperman, University of Toronto This is a beautifully and compellingly written study of codependency, using literary materials supplied by an early novel by Dostoevsky. The writing is crisp and pulls the reader along. Marullo's voice is authoritative and compassionate. --Lorne Tepperman, University of Toronto

Heroine Abuse goes a significant way towards restoring Netochka Nezvanova to its rightful place in Dostoevskii's oeuvre.Slavonic & East European Review * Slavonic and East European Review * Its clear structure, its copious notes and references to scholarship, along with Marullo's extremely close reading, result in this monograph becoming a primary source on Netochka Nezvanova for scholars of Russian literature. * Slavic and East European Journal *

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Thomas Gaiton Marullo is professor of Russian and Russian literature at the University of Notre Dame. His major works include multiple books about Ivan Bunin, Cursed Days, The Liberation of Tolstoy, About Chekho, and Petersburg.

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