Apology of the intelligentsia. Russian elite in catastrophes of the XX century

The book project is the dilogy of a famous historian and political scientist, chief researcher at the Moscow Humanitarian University, academician of the Petrovsky Academy of Sciences and Arts Alexander Nikitich Sevastyanov is dedicated to the two most problematic classes of Russian society - intelligentsia and nobility, which are under a massive attack and even persecution in public opinion . Who just does not seek to throw a stone into the Russian nobility, to the Russian intelligentsia! This desire, taking the origins in the 19th century, has reached its peak in the post -revolutionary decades, and today it again goes to rise with the idea of ​​returning to socialism.
Meanwhile, whatever one may say, the nobility and the intelligentsia were the main detachments of the Russian and Russian elite before the revolution. The main accusation against our elite is that with its filing and with its direct active participation in the twentieth century, two total disasters occurred, which twice put Russia and the Russian people on the brink of survival: the 1917 October Socialist Revolution and the bourgeois -democratic revolution of 1991-1993 . But was everything really so? Perhaps the intelligentsia and nobility are “guilty” without guilt ”? You will find the answer to these questions in the book of A.N. Sevastyanova.
“Apology” - this means “protective speech”. In this work, the author gives a decisive battle noble and intelligent -fiber, challenges everyone who does not recognize the hierarchical structure of society. The nobility and the intelligentsia in its understanding are the salt of the Russian land. This book is devoted to the apology of the intelligentsia. The forecast that the author makes in relation to the place and role of the intelligentsia in the near future of Russia gives her particular significance.
The real volume of dilogies develops the most acute issues of the theory and history of the new social class - intelligentsia, partly raised in Tom about the nobility