Kireyevsky Brothers - Kireyevsky Siblings

Japanese: キレエフスキー兄弟 - キレエフスキーきょうだい

He was born into a Russian noble family. His elder brother Ivan Vasil'evich Kireevskii (1806-56) was a leading Slavophile. In the mid-1820s, he studied Schelling's philosophy at Prince V.F. Odoevsky's Philosophical Society, and was influenced by German Romanticism. In 1830, he traveled to Germany to study, where he became acquainted with Schelling and Hegel. In 1832, he founded the magazine "European" and wrote the lead article "The Nineteenth Century," in which he advocated the unification of Russia with Western Europe as a Christian world. However, the authorities interpreted this Westernization as constitutionalism, and the magazine was suspended after the second issue, and Kireevskii himself was ordered to live in seclusion.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

ロシアの貴族の出身。兄イワンIvan Vasil’evich Kireevskii(1806‐56)はスラブ派の代表的な哲学者。1820年代半ばV.F.オドーエフスキー公爵の〈愛智会〉でシェリング哲学を学び，ドイツ･ロマン主義の影響を受ける。30年にドイツ遊学，シェリング，ヘーゲルらと交遊。32年に雑誌《ヨーロッパ人》を主宰して巻頭論文《19世紀》を書き，キリスト教世界としての西欧とロシアとの一体化を説いたが，この欧化主義を立憲主義と解釈した当局により，雑誌は2号をもって停刊，本人も蟄居（ちつきよ）を命ぜられた。

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