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A person who greatly admires the Slavic peoples or their languages.
‘Moscow was regarded as full-blooded Russian, Slavophile, hospitable - in other words, the very heart of Russia.’
‘It is, in addition, a statement of the code of values of the Slavophile creed.’
‘In his book " Discourse on Pushkin ", Dostoevsky describes the Slavophile position.’
‘They were also socialists, but unlike their Slavophile counterparts, they did not believe in a utopia.’
‘But in Hutz's case, energy and stage presence trump his seemingly insincere stance as revolutionary Slavophile.’
‘It had coincided with soul-searching on an ideological level, which had changed Herzen from ardent Westerniser to something more akin to a Slavophile socialist.’
‘Turgenev had already given a polemical portrait of the peasant-loving Slavophile, Konstantin Aksakov.’
‘When Potugin describes Gubarev as a Slavophile, we should realise that Turgenev, through his mouthpiece Potugin, is making a wounding polemical point.’
‘In Russia and Europe, the Slavophile Nikolay Danilevskiy argued that Russia possessed a distinctive Slavic civilization of its own, midway between Europe and Asia.’
‘As a key early advocate of nationalistic Slavophile capitalism Chizhov was closely allied to the Moscow merchants.’
‘is light years away from any Slavophile view of the role of the obshchina in Russian life.’
‘In the second chapter, Owen explores Chizhov's efforts at advocating Slavophile capitalism.’
‘Solzhenitsyn also has publicly expressed admiration for some notorious anti-Semites, such as the Slavophile writers Vladimir Soloukhin, Valentin Rasputin, and Vasily Belov.’
‘The major opponents of the Slavophile position were the western influenced Nihilists.’
‘Owen's publications have emphasized the intellectual foundations of Russian entrepreneurship in the Slavophile movement of the mid-nineteenth century.’
‘For all his rebuttal of Slavophile views on the peasants, the Aksakovs were capable of influencing his writing.’
‘In her religious convictions and attitude to the people, Liza may be seen as something of a Slavophile heroine.’
‘Sakwa evidently has no patience with the easy assumption that this Russian leader marks no more than a relapse into tsarist practices and Slavophile dogma.’
‘The Slavophile branch of the zemstvo movement, the so-called ' Octobrists ', duly accepted these concessions and rallied to the throne.’
‘On the other hand, this apology from Khomyakov, the archetypal Slavophile, was first written in French.’