10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTELLIGENTZIA»
Discover the use of
intelligentzia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
intelligentzia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social ...
that crude European varnish on the surface of a blunt unwavering tyranny, which
prevailed in Russia with the establishment of the Imperial Duma. The process of
adaptation on the part of the intelligentzia to the seemingly inevitable order of ...
2
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
The process of adaptation on the part of the intelligentzia to the seemingly
inevitable order of things was in reality very rapid. Even before the last shot of the
"punitive expeditions" reechoed in the Russian villages, the intelligentzia was
already ...
Edmund Janes James, Roland Post Falkner, Henry Rogers Seager, 1919
On the one hand, sheer economic necessity had compelled most of the
intelligentzia to look for jobs, and since all the jobs were concentrated in the
hands of the government, the intelligentzia perforce became part of the Soviet
regime. On the ...
4
Jewish Radicals: A Documentary History
When he makes the old intelligentzia give instruction in the new schools, the
training grounds of the new intelligentzia, he is animated by the same spirit of
revenge which he experienced when he made the manager of an old private firm
...
5
Russia Before The 'Radiant Future': Essays in Modern ...
The great majority of the intelligentzia [in France] are on the side of Zola and
believe in the innocence of Dreyfus.”63 “Intelligentsia” here clearly stands for “
intellectuals”; note also that for Chekhov this is not a unique Russian
phenomenon.
6
"Look for Me All Around You": Anglophone Caribbean ...
And they think naturally, that the militant leaders of the intelligentzia must feel and
express the spirit of revolt that is slumbering in the inarticulate Negro masses,
precisely as the emancipation movement of the Russian masses had passed ...
Louis J. Parascandola, 2005
7
Dumb-Bell of Brookfield, Pocono Shot, and Other Great Dog ...
After sitting through one or two of these plays, you wonder how in God's name
even the intelligentzia can chatter and flutter over such stuff. But these people are
sick, primarily in body and consequently in mind. The Russians are sick men ...
John Taintor Foote, Timothy Foote, 1993
In Petrograd the meetings of the intelligentzia seemed more formal and inclusive.
There were such notable men there as Chukovsky the critic, Eugene Zamiatan
the celebrated novelist and Maishack the poet and translator of Kipling. The artist
...
9
Framing Pieces : Designs of the Gloss in Joyce, Woolf, and ...
He rages to Douglas, also in 1936: "A pimping pseudo intelligentzia which thinks
a subject which, provably, interested Aristotle, Dante, and/or almost all the best
minds recorded in history, is something which I as a 'poet' ought not to soil me ...
John Whittier-Ferguson Assistant Professor of English University of Michigan, 1996
10
The Memoirs of Baron N. Wrangel 1847-1920
The commoners were known as the Intelligentzia, a designation which they
themselves adopted. They differed in many respects from the bourgeoisie of
Europe. In the Western countries the bourgeoisie possessed a culture which was
already ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INTELLIGENTZIA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
intelligentzia is used in the context of the following news items.
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... la sección de discos de la Librería Ghandi, entonces parada indispensable para el aprovisionamiento de la intelligentzia del Distrito Federal. «El País.com, Aug 12»
'Where Is the Uprising from the Left?'
There seems to be this idea out there among the American liberal intelligentzia that working and middle class Americans who identify as ... «Spiegel Online, Feb 12»
