The Concept of Monarchy and the Role of Orthodoxy in Ivan Solonevich’s Philosophy
Abstract:Ivan Lukyanovich Solonevich (1891−1963 entered the history of Russian socio-political thought as a theorist of monarchism. Solonevich believed that the decisive factor in state-building is people'soul. In his opinion, the people's monarchy (as opposed to the monarchy of the upper class) is Russia's ideal state structure. It existed before the reforms of Peter I and was characterized by a combination of autocracy and self-government. After its overthrow by the Bolsheviks it should become the most effective form… Show more
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