Seeing Muscovy Anew: Politics - Institutions - Culture: Essays in Honor of Nancy Shields Kollmann

Contents
Introduction
	Seeing Muscovy Anew: Politics—Institutions—Culture
	Nancy Shields Kollmann: Scholar, Teacher, Mentor
	Nancy Shields Kollmann: Complete Bibliography
I. The Politics of Rule
	Novgorodian Regnal Lists: A Reconsideration
	Ivan the Terrible and Muscovite Political Culture: Cutting the Gordian Knot
	How Bad Was Ivan the Terrible? The Oprichnik Oath and Satanic Spells in Foreigners’ Accounts
	“To Serve Without Regard to Place”: Precedence and Royal In-Laws at the Weddings of Russia’s Rulers, 1525–1671
II. Conflicted Belief
	By Dishonor in a Bind—Imperatives and Paradoxes in the Writings of Iosif Volotskii
	Unresolved Evidentiary Issues Concerning Rus´ Heretics of the Late Fifteenth−Early Sixteenth Centuries
III. Testimony of the Visual
	Murder Most Foul: Picturing the Death of Andrei Bogoliubskii
	Advice, Advisers, and Courtiers: Decision Making and Advice in the Royal Book of the Illustrated Chronicle Compilation
	A World of Visual Splendor: The Illustrated Texts of Karion Istomin
	Saint Stephen of Perm´ and the Dual Faith Phenomenon in Muscovite Texts and Images
IV. Institutions Outside the Box
	Women, the Pomest´e System, and Muscovite State Authority in the First Half of the Sixteenth Century
	Words and Things: Contemporary Translations of the Russian Institutional Vocabulary (Sixteenth–Seventeenth Centuries)
	Prison or Asylum: The Involuntary Commitment of the Insane to Monasteries in Early Modern Russia
	Honor and Dishonor in Eighteenth-Century Russia
V. Empire and Outer Spaces
	Calculating the Casualties of Forced Labor: Azov as a Harbinger of Petrine Policies
	Salt Wars and Salted Coffee: At Home with the Filat´evs
	When Will the Turks Attack? Habsburg Espionage and Actionable Intelligence in the Age of Grand Vezir Ahmed K.prülü (1661–76)
	Princes and Cossacks: Putting Ukraine on the Map of Europe
	Paths, Surfaces and Borders: Mapping the Russian Empire in the Eighteenth Century
Illustrations