“...The intelligentsia of the early 19th century, on the contrary, does not shine with the diversity of its costumes. The commoner intellectual ceases to play a prominent role for a while and gets lost for a while in the crowd of noble intellectuals. If he occasionally declares his existence, he must do so timidly, conforming to the general tone and tastes of the dominant intelligentsia; otherwise, even the most progressive writers will call him the contemptuous nickname of “seminarian” or “huckster.” We will not reveal here the reasons that created the new intelligentsia...”