Titlebook: Religion, Revolution and the Russian Intelligentsia 1900–1912; The Vekhi Debate and Christopher Read Book 1979 Christopher Read 1979 religi

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Religion, Revolution and the Russian Intelligentsia 1900–1912The Vekhi Debate and

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A continuing debatehe period and seeing it as a seminal one for twentieth-century art, literature and ideas helped to keep its influence alive. A brief examination of these three elements, namely the influence of emigres, dissent and Soviet ideology, show that the debate continues for Russia and for Europe.

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Introduction Ovsyaniko-Kulikovsky in 1908 there was discussion of science, politics, philosophy and art; in Russia there was only discussion of the nature of the intelligentsia.’ The purpose of this study is to examine the parameters of this discussion in one of its last and most intense phases, that which occu

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Religious belief among the intelligentsiaits holders after the ‘going to the people’ of the 1870s when members of the intelligentsia were converted to religious belief by the example of the peasantry.. A similar process occurred in the development of the hero of the intelligentsia, Tolstoy, who was converted to peasant simplicity. His exam