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Review Article : Recent Critical Discussion of the Thought of the Russian Slavophile Ivan Kireyevsky

It is now over a hundred years since the deaths of the most prominent Slavophiles: members of that talented group of Russian Romantic nationalist thinkers who, undaunted by the stifling atmosphere which pervaded the stagnant Russia of Tsar Nicholas I, provided such a stimulus to their country’s intellectual development and who influenced, albeit indirectly, the course of political events and political trends in the subsequent reign of Alexander II. In the last decade or so, the Slavophiles have attracted a new round of scholarly interest which has led to contributions from the Soviet Union as well as from European and American scholars.