Which people and ideas this dive fed into the shared entity layer (docs/research/wiki/), and the one-line gist of what each got. The substance lives on the entity pages themselves; this is only the “who contributed what” trail. Routing source: this dive’s dossier.yaml → entities:.
People — new pages written
| Entity | Page | What this dive fed |
|---|---|---|
| Henry George | wiki/Henry George.md (2026-07-27) |
The essay’s intellectual centre; read «по Николаеву»; the conditional Chapter IX endorsement; reception-by-silence; George’s own faith language (from reader annotation A2). |
| Isabella Fyvie Mayo | wiki/Isabella Fyvie Mayo.md (2026-07-27) |
Chertkov’s named co-translator of the 1905 English A Great Iniquity; the title-softening question; the possible “I. F. M.” of the 1904 Bethink Yourselves (from reader annotation A1). |
| Sergei Nikolaev | wiki/Sergei Nikolaev.md (2026-08-12) |
George’s principal Russian translator; the 1904 Posrednik edition that is the source of the essay’s George quotations and of the George biography Tolstoy drew on; the 1906 prefaces. |
| Dushan Makovitsky | wiki/Dushan Makovitsky.md (2026-08-12) |
Resident doctor and diarist; his Yasnaya Polyana Notes date the composition (28 Apr, 1 Jul, 11 Jul 1905); the commentary identifies him as the Chapter VII newspaper-reader at Tula station. |
| Giuseppe Mazzini | wiki/Giuseppe Mazzini.md (2026-08-12) |
The Chapter VIII epigraph framing social change as the consequence of religious movements; read via Nikiforov’s 1905 Posrednik anthology. |
| Alexander Buturlin | wiki/Alexander Buturlin.md (2026-08-12) |
Companion on the 20 April 1905 visit to the peasant Osipov, whose reproach for buying land is the essay’s personal seam («мы, русские паразиты»). |
People — already live (feed the existing page, don’t duplicate)
enriches-live pages carry only the new material and merge into the live page at ingestion.
| Entity | Enrich page | What this dive adds |
|---|---|---|
| Vladimir Chertkov | wiki/Vladimir Chertkov.md — enriches-live (2026-08-12) |
Proposed the 1905 cuts (two chapters + parts of others); set apart the one paragraph he judged to stand against the essay, printed after the first introduction, which appeared as «Необходимый переворот» in «Свободное слово» No. 17–18 (his 8 July 1905 reason; corrected 2026-10-02 from the PSS commentary); softened «происходят от»→«связаны с»; published via «Свободное слово» No. 98; co-translated A Great Iniquity. |
| Maria Tolstaya | wiki/Maria Tolstaya.md — enriches-live (2026-08-12) |
Copied the final text for Русская мысль (per Makovitsky, 1 Jul 1905) — the lost copy behind the journal text’s divergences. Disambiguation resolved 2026-07-27: the existing page is the daughter Maria Lvovna (m. Obolenskaya). |
Concepts
| Entity | Page / disposition | What this dive fed |
|---|---|---|
| Private property in land | wiki/Private property in land.md — new (2026-08-12) |
The essay’s actual moral-religious subject («великий грех» — the surviving form of slavery), the religious-not-economic framing, and the inner-vs-outward tension behind the Chertkov cut. |
| Single tax | Folded into Henry George; standalone node deferred to P9 | George’s fiscal remedy, endorsed only conditionally «при существующем государственном строе». Kept off a standalone economics-labelled node (the “value-word” risk); the mechanism is set out on the Henry George page, and the cross-dive land-question concepts belong to the P9 land-question dive. |
Not a wiki page
- The Great Sin (the work) —
dossier.yamlroutes it as aworks/record (the reader edition’soverview.md), not awiki/entity page.