A few boxers fraternised with the intelligentsia.
The intelligentsia, ” retorts one of his friends.
The intelligentsia are hailing Ranson as their spokesman.
The Putin years have split the Russian intelligentsia.
He refused to use the word intelligentsia, engineering instead the ugly and pejorative obrazovanshchina, roughly “educatedness”.
This virus, it said, had had a serious impact on China's intelligentsia.
Ideological and economic collapse deprived Russia's intelligentsia of status, money and exclusivity.
The divided opinions indicate the different attitudes of intelligentsia to the revolution and culture.
Though supporters in the West lumped Mr Solzhenitsyn with the rest of the intelligentsia, he stood monumentally alone.
You, the intelligentsia of the next generation, will be those that preserve this great treasure of Western culture and it is a great treasure of Western culture.
And the concept of the "vanguard" party, which assigned a decisive historical role to the "consciousness" of the intelligentsia, had enormous appeal.
That is why the dissidents were a tiny minority of the official intelligentsia which the Soviet Union created mainly in order to Build its nuclear technology.
In "Vekhi", an important self-reflecting book written in 1909, Sergei Bulgakov describes the sorry state of the intelligentsia, its conceit towards its own people, its lack of discipline and decency.
But what lurks behind the silence of many is not fear but appetite: an appetite to recover the perks and status that most of the intelligentsia enjoyed as the Soviet system's loyal servant.
