Abstract
Note on translations Introduction Part I. War On Narrative: 1. Tolstoy's absolute language 2. Formal peculiarities of 'War and Peace' 3. Solving the puzzle of 'War and Peace' Part II. Hazardous Systems: 4. The hazards of history 5. The problems of historiography: negative absolutes and negative explanations 6. Forms of negative narration Part III. Selves and Decisions: 7. The aggregate of self 8. Pierre and Andrei: decisions, language, relevation Afterword Notes Index.
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