Definition of Autochthonist. Meaning of Autochthonist. Synonyms of Autochthonist

- nationalism under the Ottoman Empire). Originating in the 19th century, autochthonist nationalism affected the area throughout the 20th century. Nichifor...
- "Romanists") and opponents ("autochthonists", Russian: самобытники) of the convergence of the Moldavian and Romanian. The "autochthonists" strove to base the literary...
- the rejection of a Slavic identity in favour of a "Venetic" one. The autochthonist "Venetic theory" was advanced in the mid 1980s, but it never gained...
- Montenegrin ethnologist and one of the founders of the Montenegrin autochthonist school. He contributed to ethnology and museology in Bosnia and Herzegovina...
- actual (small) number of people (often used a 'clinching' argument by autochthonists) that set off the wave of adaptations does not matter: it is enough...
- the Patriarch of Constantinople. The division into phanariotes and autochthonists which occurred among the diocesan bishops of the Ohrid Archbishopric...
- contrary, the economist Jožko Šavli, an adherent of the pseudohistorical autochthonist Venetic theory, believed that it originated from the Roman province...
- paleo-Balkan history. His books are revisionist in character and have autochthonist inclinations, similar to the works of the controversial historian Gancho...
- Grafenauer rose to prominence again with his resolute fight against autochthonist re-interpretations of Slovenian history, especially against the populist...
- was mostly ignored by Polish allochthonists, and negated by some neo-autochthonists. Scientists criticized what they saw as Curta's "arbitrary" and "relativistic"...