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individual within that collective. In the
sphere of
practical politics,
Slavophilism manifested itself as a pan-Slavic
movement for the
unification of all...
- In the 1860s, he
discovered Pochvennichestvo, a
movement similar to
Slavophilism in that it
rejected Europe's
culture and
contemporary philosophical movements...
- of Ivan
Kireyevsky and
Aleksey Khomyakov,
adopted their philosophy of
Slavophilism and
broke off all
contact with the
Stankevitch Circle. Aksakov's thesis...
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nationalism across the
artistic spectrum, as part of the more
general Slavophilism movement. In the 20th century, the
traditions of
Russian opera were developed...
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Russian philosophy include:
Westernism and
liberalism – mid–19th century;
Slavophilism and
pochvennichestvo – mid–19th century;
Narodnichestvo –
second half...
- "
playing the role of
Joseph of Arimathea. The
Grand Duke's
artistic slavophilism and
devotion to duty
endeared him to both
Alexander III and Nicholas...
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Study in Ideas, Vol. III: An
Introduction to Nineteenth-Century
Russian Slavophilism.
Princeton University Press. p. 322. ISBN 978-1-4008-5350-2.
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their mistake,
bitterly denounced and
disclaimed him.
Chaadayev fought Slavophilism all of his life. His
first Philosophical Letter has been
labeled the...
- was a
reaction against official Thon art,
influenced by Romanticism,
Slavophilism and
detailed studies of
vernacular architecture. The
forerunner of this...
- of
active service. In the 1860s, Baryatinsky's
views shifted towards Slavophilism, more precisely, Pan-Slavism. When, in 1866,
Prussia unleashed the Austro-Prussian...
