...Boris Dubin Duke University Press 2006 Boris Dubin Intelligentsia and Professionalization The place of the ideological concept of ‘‘intel- ligentsia’’ in the shaping of the self-image of educated strata of society...

... of converging vectors of diverse social protest movements over the previous decades involving urban intelligentsias, disaffected educated youth, blue- and white-collar workers and professionals, and marginalized religious communities and regions. © 2014 Duke University Press 2014 References...

... will recall pictures of peasant rebellion. In their striving for freedom and land the peasants found within the ranks of the Russian intelligentsia allies and sympathizers, imbued with both humanitarian and liberal ideas largely inspired by the West. The most spectacular manifestation of the opposition...

... to the cultural divide, replaces the “white man’s burden” with the Moscow intelligentsia’s burden and takes its inspiration from the Narodnik movement of the 1870s and its “going to the people” campaign. While the supporters of the hard approach engage in isolationist thinking and suggest...

..., and the infliction of corporal punishment, for him the closely intertwined evils of the old regime, were on the way out, and he refused to cry betrayal as long as that process continued. But he lost a significant part of his following among the less finely tuned radical intelligentsia of the 1860s by that support.13...

... that the Russian intelligentsia should turn away from Europe and back to the Russian people for the deep­ est sources of its knowledge and inspiration; (5) the idea of panSlavic union under Russian leadership, and (6) the idea that Russia must and would have both Constantinople and large accessions of power...

... be accompanied by a politi­ cal hardening, as in 1970-71. While that might well have figured in the plans of those with cystic mindsets, conditions in the country, particularly an intelligentsia largely formed within the Revolution, frustrated the few (though energetic) hard-line initiatives. Its own original...

... encompass the birth and twi­ light of the literature-centric and culture-centric Russian universe, from the intelligentsia s quasi-religious cult of culture to the avantgarde dreams of an aesthetic transformation of the world, from the Soviet policy of mass culturization to the dissent of underground art...

... even among the Caribbean intelligentsia, though its author, Eric Williams, will be known as long as there are a scuffling of islands and territories we call the Caribbean. Published in The Journal of Negro Education , that formidable scholarly tome that did so much to stimulate Black intellectual...

... or differentiated. Belinsky found in them individual thinkers, but no schools of thought. The intellectual force and brilliance of these men quickly developed, however, to form the kernel of the Russian intelligentsia. Pares says of them that they took from German thought what they wanted, and never were exponents...

..., or antibourgeois anger is different and more characteristic of the culture of Western intelligentsias. Indeed, a romantic distaste for the bourgeois world is now so mass-produced, diluted, and tenth-hand that in prosperous societies a large number of otherwise bourgeois people can safely affect it, as a pastime...

... can do it very simply: the next time you meet a member of the intelligentsia, ask him if he does not agree that 2 + 2 = 4. You may be surprised or even dismayed but you will discover that the man is curiously unwilling to agree to anything: his first impulse is to have a personal opinion at any cost...

... intellectuals were struggling to formulate a political strategy capable of challenging the Pahlavi dictatorship. The Tūdeh Party's popular support among the urban intelligentsia and workers in the country's chief industrial and petrochemical centers of Isfahan and Abadan had precipitously declined in the 1950s...

... with Frederick L. Olmstead and with the intelligentsia of New York and Boston. His ...

... and 1960 are grist for Mr. Chester s mill. Most of the observers are English, the rest mainly French and German, virtually all intellec­ tuals. The author asserts that the intelligentsia and the common man hold similar beliefs about America, that little variation in views occurs from nation to nation...

... at the very historical moment when they ve most needed to justify their existence. The brightest and most innovative young people in literary criticism are as im­ penetrable as nuclear physicists. The Left-wing intelligentsia is trapped in a kind of ghetto that only they understand, and so can t bring...

... the ghetto and pushed the Germans toward adopting a more modem attitude. Thus, in Germany, liberalism was always tainted with the onus of being antinational, and, after a first flush of enthusiasm, the greater part of the German intelligentsia turned away from it. Hegel, who ex­ emplifies the reaction...

... at the Agricultural College in Moscow) who was devour­ ing the new book shortly after its original publication. These and other similar facts presaged the strong influence of Marx in wider circles of Russian intelligentsia once the translation became available. This early and eager acceptance of Marx is now all...

... no longer concerned with Arthur Miller alone but are instead involved with the question of what the intelligentsia is currently establishing as the universal condition, and with the climate of opinion which the intelligentsia has largely created and which will determine what kinds of ideas an artist can get...

... and their conversation is the dominating feature of the book, and he could hardly have picked a better time for his first visit to Russia than the out­ break of the Russo-Japanese War in 1904. Russia s defeat was followed by revolution in the democratic west, and the Liberal intelligentsia with whom Harper studied were...