Byzantism and Slavdom
5 hrs. 45 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Konstantin Leontiev
Author
Konstantin Leontiev
Narrator
Ivan Litvinov
Narrator
Ivan Litvinov
Description
Konstantin Nikolayevich Leontyev (1831–1891) — an outstanding Russian philosopher, publicist, and writer, a late Slavophile.
Believing the main danger of modern civilization to be liberalism, with its “bourgeoisification” of everyday life and the cult of universal well-being, Leontyev preached “Byzantinism” (churchliness, monarchism, class hierarchy) and an alliance of Russia with Eastern countries as a protective measure against revolutionary upheavals.
In Soviet times, Leontyev’s works were not republished.
Leontyev’s main religious and philosophical ideas are reflected in his work “Byzantinism and Slavdom.”
Believing the main danger of modern civilization to be liberalism, with its “bourgeoisification” of everyday life and the cult of universal well-being, Leontyev preached “Byzantinism” (churchliness, monarchism, class hierarchy) and an alliance of Russia with Eastern countries as a protective measure against revolutionary upheavals.
In Soviet times, Leontyev’s works were not republished.
Leontyev’s main religious and philosophical ideas are reflected in his work “Byzantinism and Slavdom.”
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