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Philosophy and Culture
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Gromov, M. N. Concerning the Problem of Genesis and Typology of Russian Culture

Abstract: Russian culture which accounts for over thousand years of existence was formed in the epoch of early Middle Age. In this connection, it is important to pay attention at its genesis during which particular typological features were established. Till the middle of the 15th century south was had been the most important vector of the civilization development which was due to the Byzantium and South Slavic influences. After Constantinople fell and the Balkans were conquered by the Turks, Russia turned to the Latin West which has been playing an important role in is development ever since.

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philosophy, culture, civilization, Russian culture, Byzantine culture, European culture, genesis, typology, multi-vector, multi-factor, westernization.

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