'…For Our Fathers Had Not Admitted This': Civilizational Choice of Russia in The Modern Age

Abstract. The article explores the question of the principled stance on confessional identity and anticatholic pathos of Russian classical literature in its traditional Orthodox composition.

Key words: St. Vladimir, Orthodoxy, F. M. Dostoyevsky, St. Justin (Popovich), metropolitan Anthony (Khrapovitsky), Russian literature, Catholicism, Europe and Slavic peoples (Slavdom), culture, ecclesiology

Saychenko Valeria Viktorovna,
Ph. in Philology,
Kuban State University (Krasnodar),
e-mail: va-lerka@mail.ru

Svitenko Natalia Vyacjeslavovna,
Ph. in Philology,
Kuban State University (Krasnodar),
e-mail: svitenko@list.ru

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