Контекст: European and Muscovite. Ivan Kireevsky and the origins of Slavophilism

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European and Muscovite. Ivan Kireevsky and the origins of Slavophilism

Библиогр. с.347-363.-Указ. с.365-376 ;

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Итог	Библиогр. с.347-363.-Указ. с.365-376 ;
Носитель	Бумажное издание
Язык	Английский
Опубликовано	Cambridge (Mass.) Harvard university press 1972
Предметная рубрика	История России • Персоналии Философия • Россия • История История

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Итог:	Библиогр. с.347-363.-Указ. с.365-376 ;
Язык:	Английский
Носитель:	Бумажное издание