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Neo-Slavism: Liberal Slavic Movement That Might Wake Up From Its 100 Years Long Sleep
Neo-Slavism: Liberal Slavic Movement That Might Wake Up From Its 100 Years Long Sleep
Liberal reforms? Modernization? Democratic co-operation between Slavic nations instead of expansionism and war? Resisting Germanization and modern cultural de-Slavicization? Mentioning these terms it probably sounds like something new and trendy to you, at least if you follow daily news. It sounds very ’21st century’-like but in fact it is a movement old over 100 years with birth in same area as
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TODAY IN PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY
Danilevsky on the National Character of Cultural-Historical Types
Thursday 28 November 2024 is the 202nd anniversary of the birth of Nikolay Yakovlevich Danilevsky (Никола́й Я́ковлевич Даниле́вский—his name is transliterated from the Cyrillic script in various ways; 28 November 1822 – 07 November 1885), who was born in the village of Oberets on this date in 1822.
Danilevsky is usually identified as a Slavophile and a Pan-Slavic philosopher, with the implication that his work is of little relevance to Westerners, but Danilevsky’s cultural-historical types were an important anticipation of Spengler, and Danilevsky’s distinctive conception of science can be understood as a mechanism that would drive the incommensurability that Spengler attributed to different civilizations.
Quora: https://philosophyofhistory.quora.com/
Discord: https://discord.gg/r3dudQvGxD
Links: https://jnnielsen.carrd.co/
Newsletter: http://eepurl.com/dMh0_-/
Text post: https://geopolicraticus.substack.com/p/danilevsky-on-the-national-character
Video: https://youtu.be/yreruT5jF84
Podcast: https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/SSSHBL1kTOb
My paper cited in this episode: https://keplerspaceinstitute.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/JSP-Fall-2023-6_Nielsen-Final.pdf “The Develes Engynnes: Technological Textures of Life on Earth and in Space”
Pan-Slavism
'Continued tension between regime and educated society stimulated the appearance of the first independent public movement with an agenda which concerned both foreign policy and, even more deeply, the nature of Russia as a state and a community. Especially strong among the wealthy and educated member of Moscow society, the Pan-Slavs were inspired by the example of Germany to hope that Russia could both renew its national identity and strengthen its standing in Europe by sponsoring nation-building among the Slav and Orthodox peoples of central and southeastern Europe.'
Russia and the Russians, by Geoffrey Hosking
Flag of Croatia
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The flag of Croatia was adopted in 1990. The horizontal tricolor takes it's colors from the Pan-Slavic colors, derived from the Russian flag. Featured in the center is the Croatian coat of arms. The coat of arms features the checkered shield of Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I, and a crown made of shields of Croatia's various regions. Included are the ancient arms of Croatia, Dubrovnik, and the Kingdoms of Dalmatia, Istria, and Slavonia. Variations of the flag have been in use since 1848, though the modern version, adopted 10 months before Croatia's independence from Yugoslavia, is the only version with the crown.
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Već više od deset godina postoji međunarodni pravni termin „Savezna država Rusije i Belorusije“. A retko ko zna ili se seća planova da se do 1953-1954. godine stvori međunarodna konfederativna tvor...
Tekst o ideji Sovjetskog rukovodstva iz 40-ih i 50-ih godina 20. veka o stvaranju Pan-Slovenske države.
Text about the idea of Soviet leadership from 40's and 50's years of 20th century about the creation of Pan-Slavic state.
„Poziv Slovenima“ predstavlja izraz Bakunjinovih stavova nastalih usled iznenađenja i razočarenja zbog neuspeha revolucije iz 1848. godine. Kao prvo, on veruje da je buržoazija samu sebe razotkrila...
Tekst Ruskog Anarhiste Mihaila Bakunjina, povodom neuspelih revolucija 1848.-1849., u kojem poziva Slovene da budu ta odlučujuća i najnaprednija snaga u Evropi i svetu, koja će konačno izvršiti revoluciju i osloboditi se Austro-Ugarske i Turske okupacije, te stvoriti federaciju slobodnih Slovenskih republika.
Text of the Russian Anarchist Mihail Bakunin, about unsuccessful revolutions of 1848-1849, in which he calls on Slavs to be that decisive and most progressive force in Europe and world, which will finally execute the revolution and liberate itself from the Austro-Hungarian and Turkish occupation, and create a federation of free Slavic republics.