Vladimir K. Arsenyev (1872-1930) was a Russian naturalist who devoted thirty years to exploring the Russian Far East and describing the people and wildlife he encountered. His written works continue to inspire generations of Russians to explore and appreciate nature. Jonathan C. Slaght is the Russia and Northeast Asia Coordinator for the Wildlife Conservation Society and is the English-language editor of the Far-Eastern Journal of Ornithology. He studies Blakiston¿s fish owls, Amur tigers, and Siberian musk deer and writes a guest blog for Scientific American entitled "East of Siberia."
Vladimir K. Arsenyev (1872-1930) was a Russian naturalist who devoted thirty years to exploring the Russian Far East and describing the people and wildlife he encountered. His written works continue to inspire generations of Russians to explore and appreciate nature. Jonathan C. Slaght is the Russia and Northeast Asia Coordinator for the Wildlife Conservation Society and is the English-language editor of the Far-Eastern Journal of Ornithology. He studies Blakiston¿s fish owls, Amur tigers, and Siberian musk deer and writes a guest blog for Scientific American entitled "East of Siberia."
Vladimir K. Arsenyev. Translated with annotations by Jonathan C. Slaght
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Foreword: The Unknown Arsenyev / Ivan Yegorchev Preface to the 1921 Edition Translator's Acknowledgements Translator's Introduction Part I: The 1902 Expedition 1. The Glass Valley 2. Meeting Dersu 3. The Boar Hunt 4. The Incident at a Korean Village 5. The Lower Reaches of the Lefu 6. The Blizzard at Lake Khanka 7. Parting Ways with Dersu Part II: The 1906 Expedition 8. The 1906 Expedition-Preparations and Equipment 9. At the Departure Site 10. Up the Ussuri 11. From Chzhumtayza to the Village Zagornaya 12. The Route across the Mountains to the Village of Koksharovka 13. The Fudzin River Valley 14. Through the Taiga 15. The Great Forest 16. Across the Sikhote-Alin to the Sea 17. The Villages of Fudin and Permskoye 18. Saint Olga Bay 19. Trip to the Sydagou River 20. Adventure on the Arzamasovka River 21. Saint Vladimir Bay 22. The Tadusha River 23. Dersu Uzala 24. Amba 25. The Li-Fudzin 26. The Path along the Noto River 27. An Accursed Place 28. Return to the Sea 29. Up the Tyutikhe River 30. The Red Deer Rut 31. The Bear Hunt 32. From the Mutukhe River to Seokhobe 33. An Encounter with the Khunkhuz 34. Fire in the Forest 35. The Winter Expedition 36. To the Iman 37. A Dangerous River Voyage 38. Plight 39. From Vagunbe to Parovoza 40. The Final Trip Appendix I: Historical and Current Names of Landmarks and Settlements Appendix II: Biographical Information Bibliography Index of Plants and Animals Index
Foreword: The Unknown Arsenyev / Ivan Yegorchev Preface to the 1921 Edition Translator's Acknowledgements Translator's Introduction Part I: The 1902 Expedition 1. The Glass Valley 2. Meeting Dersu 3. The Boar Hunt 4. The Incident at a Korean Village 5. The Lower Reaches of the Lefu 6. The Blizzard at Lake Khanka 7. Parting Ways with Dersu Part II: The 1906 Expedition 8. The 1906 Expedition-Preparations and Equipment 9. At the Departure Site 10. Up the Ussuri 11. From Chzhumtayza to the Village Zagornaya 12. The Route across the Mountains to the Village of Koksharovka 13. The Fudzin River Valley 14. Through the Taiga 15. The Great Forest 16. Across the Sikhote-Alin to the Sea 17. The Villages of Fudin and Permskoye 18. Saint Olga Bay 19. Trip to the Sydagou River 20. Adventure on the Arzamasovka River 21. Saint Vladimir Bay 22. The Tadusha River 23. Dersu Uzala 24. Amba 25. The Li-Fudzin 26. The Path along the Noto River 27. An Accursed Place 28. Return to the Sea 29. Up the Tyutikhe River 30. The Red Deer Rut 31. The Bear Hunt 32. From the Mutukhe River to Seokhobe 33. An Encounter with the Khunkhuz 34. Fire in the Forest 35. The Winter Expedition 36. To the Iman 37. A Dangerous River Voyage 38. Plight 39. From Vagunbe to Parovoza 40. The Final Trip Appendix I: Historical and Current Names of Landmarks and Settlements Appendix II: Biographical Information Bibliography Index of Plants and Animals Index
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