Slavophilism
- a word derived from Slavophile.
Example Sentences
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The innocuous-sounding but powerful All-Russian Society for the Protection of Historical and Cultural Monuments has served increasingly as an outlet for an officially sanctioned resurgence of Slavophilism.
From Time Magazine Archive
What need therefore, Slavophilism asks, for the degenerate justice of the west?
From Popular Science Monthly Oct, Nov, Dec, 1915 — Volume 86 by Anonymous
Alexander III. was much influenced by his tutor, Pobiedonostsev, who for the next thirty years was the most prominent exponent of the philosophy of Slavophilism.
From The War and Democracy by
A variant of Slavophilism is Panslavism, which works for the day when all members of one great Slav race will be united in one nation, presumably under the Russian crown.
From The War and Democracy by
Slavophile critics of another kind were Strakhov and Danilevsky, like Dostoyevsky, disciples of Grigoriev, who preached the last word of Slavophilism and were opposed to all foreign innovations.
From An Outline of Russian Literature by Baring, Maurice
