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From about 1880 to 1930, largely thanks to Dostoevsky, the "Russian soul" concept spread to other countries and began to affect foreign perception of the Russian people. For many Europeans the idea offered a positive alternative to the typical view of Russians as backward, instead depicting the Russian people as an example of the ...
THE RUSSIAN SOUL 575 "A man of low estate may have the noblest soul," wrote Fonvizin, "just as the greatest lord may be the meanest man." "The peasantry is the soul of society," added another writer, "consequently the whole of society must weaken if that soul be kept in weakness."3 The use of the term "soul" to denote popular virtues in the eigh-
“The Russian soul enwrapped in mystery has the following characteristics: loving, caring, humane, respectful, gentle, quaint, slightly superstitious, well educated, chivalrous, enigmatic, a...
17 de jun. de 2013 · TEDx Talks. 38.7M subscribers. 8.5K. 174K views 10 years ago. Engaging the Russian soul opens up a treasure trove of cultural experiences that will enrich the life of anyone. Political...
The significance of the Russian Soul in understanding contemporary geopolitics. Raisa Ostapenko. 2015, The Cambridge Globalist. What is the so-called “Russian Soul” and how can this concept help us better understand contemporary geopolitics?
3 de dic. de 2020 · Keywords. Russian identity Russian Orthodoxy Russian soul holy fool The Soldier’s Tale. Type. Chapter. Information. Stravinsky in Context , pp. 50 - 58. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781108381086.008. Publisher: Cambridge University Press. Print publication year: 2020.
The Russian Soul Englished 133 Virginia Woolf, foremost amongst enthusiasts for Russian soul during the Bloomsbury-centered Russian craze that reached its height during the First World War, described it not only as “the chief character in Russian fiction,” but as a term that the English could not use freely (Essays 1 185).
