The Phenomenon of N. D. Khvoshchinskaya-Zaionchkovskaya as Viewed by the Narodnik Historian V. I. Semevsky by S. V. Gavrilov

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A neo-narodnik in the country building socialism. V. F. Koptev — pages of little-known fate by S. V. Novikov

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Social Networks of Radical Literature Readers: The Case of Arkhangelsk Theological Seminary, 1870–1872 by Yuliya A. Safronova

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The Concept of ‘Peasant Embourgeoisement’ in the Perspective of Different Historical Conjunctures by Vigvári András, Gerőcs Tamás

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Ideological quests of the russian intelligentsia of miscellaneous ranks and their reflection in the literature about the “new people” at the turn of the 1860–70s by Liliia Iliasova

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Infantilism of the People as the Theme of the Essay on the Prose of Writers-Populists by T. V. Dyachuk

“…As demonstrated in this article, the entire responsibility for social evil committed among the people, the Narodnik writers was placed on the Russian intelligentsia. …”
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Ecological neo-Narodnism and the peasant economy: history and contemporary relevance by Marco Paulo Vianna Franco

“…Based on the ecological utopianism of Narodnik thinkers, this article assesses the programmatic concept of ecological neo-narodnism, as put forth by Martinez-Alier (1987), addressing (1) to what extent it conforms to the intellectual legacy of the Narodniki? …”
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The Gender Issue According to Populists: F. M. Reshetnikov and A. I. Levitov by Аleksander Vasilyevich Kubasov

“…The article studies the peculiarities of narodnik (populist) writers of the role and place of women in society referring to a comparative analysis of two works of literature. …”
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The Institute of Community in The Works of N.I. Sieber by Alexander Dubyansky

“…In the community context, he argued with the narodniks, particularly with V. P. Vorontsov, about the ways of developing the Russian economy. …”
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“Letters from Nature”: Autobiographical Material in the Early Prose of Ivan Bunin by Evgeny R. Ponomarev

“…Autobiographical material was one of the most important components of the technique “letter from nature,” i. e. the depiction of the relatives as special “types” (more in the Turgenev’s manner than in narodnik sociological plan), as well as the sketches of his own childhood, transformed love stories, etc. …”
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A tireless scholar: V.I. Semevsky's work at the Department for Self-Education Promotion by S.V. Gavrilov

“…The relevance of this study is determined by the absence of works on the activity of this historian-narodnik as a popularizer of historical knowledge in modern Russian historiography. …”
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Elements of the ideology of the Sixtiers — members of the Russian revolutionary community of the 1860s by Victor Kirillov

“…Due to the fact that definitions of the Sixties as revolutionary democrats, Narodniks, nihilists, etc. are common in historiography, the article proposes to look at their ideology as a non-hierarchical, eclectic combination of different views, concepts and ideas, among which there were no main ideas. …”
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A Urals Knight of Symbolism: The Case of Sergey V. Vinogradov

“…Special attention is paid to his understanding of symbolism in relation to the paradigm of the realism of the “populists” (narodniks), actively criticized in his articles. The author argues that Vinogradov’s symbolism did not have a philosophical and aesthetic foundation but stemmed from the same tasks of education and “sociality” that had become entrenched in regional literature. …”
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“Economic ethics” in the context of the Russian Silver Age by Andrey Teslya

“…For Russia, the final turning point towards capitalism occurs in the 1890s, traditionally described as the debate between “Narodniks” and “Marxists”. Russian social thought, primarily connected in one way or another with Marxism (which is characteristic of such leading social thinkers and publicists of the first decade of the 20th century as P. …”
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THE PENETRATION OF NARODNIKIST IDEAS IN BESSARABIA AND THE STRUGGLE OF THE GOVERNMENT DIRECTORATE OF THE GENDARMERIE CORPS AGAINST THEM by Artur LEȘCU

“…This state of affairs was tolerable in times of peace and political calm, but could cause great problems in times of political crisis or war. The influence of Narodnikism in Bessarabia did not take on proportions not because of the effective activity of the gendarmes, but because of the internal degeneration of the movement. …”