文明措施“Krymnash”[克里米亚是我们的]

Sociological research Pub Date : 2016-11-01 DOI:10.1080/10610154.2016.1337475

Sergei Nikoliuk

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这篇文章讨论了“俄罗斯文明”的概念，以及它在过去两个世纪中受到挑战的方式。讨论的核心问题是，在多大程度上存在着一套共同的斯拉夫文化信仰，以及俄罗斯/斯拉夫文明准备在多大程度上从以国家为中心的价值观转向以个人为中心的价值观。

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The Civilizational Measure “Krymnash” [“Crimea Is Ours”]

The article discusses the notion of “Russian Civilization,” and the ways in which it has been challenged in the last two centuries. Central to the discussion is the question of the extent to which there is a shared Slavic set of cultural beliefs, and the degree to which Russian/Slavic civilization is prepared to move from a state-centered to an individual-centered set of values.

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