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Slavophilism

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Slav·o·phile  (släv-fl) also Slav·o·phil (-fl)
n.
1. An admirer of Slavic peoples or their culture.
2. A person advocating the supremacy of Slavic culture, especially over western European influences, as in 19th-century Russia.

Sla·vophi·lism (sl-vf-lzm) n.

Slavophilism
enthusiasm for or admiration of things Slavic, as Slavic literature, language, culture, customs, etc. — Slavophil, Slavophile, n., adj.
See also: Russia
enthusiasm for or admiration of things Slavic, its literature, language, culture, customs, etc. — Slavophil, Slavophile, n., adj.
See also: -Phile, -Philia, -Phily


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The tradition of slavophilism is particularistic, and is rooted in the Russian past.
Slavophilism, part of Russia's great, three-way 19th-century debate (with revolution and classical liberalism) features it as a central line of thought.
This is Slavophilism which preceded the 'Imperial' and later the 'Soviet' identity.
 
 
 
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