For ten points, followers of what radical philosophy reject all positive values and believe in nothing, a system approved by the fictional Bazarov but rejected by Nietzsche?
The Narodniks, who worked for an 1870s peasant uprising, and the Narodnaya Volya movement, members of which assassinated Czar Alexander II, were considered adherents of the doctrine. A term first used to describe Christian heretics in the Middle Ages, the novelist Chernyshevsky called it a "necessary phase" in the transformation of Russia. For ten points, followers of what radical philosophy reject all positive values and believe in nothing, a system approved by the fictional Bazarov but rejected by Nietzsche?
The Narodniks, who worked for an 1870s peasant uprising, and the Narodnaya Volya movement, members of which assassinated Czar Alexander II, were considered adherents of the doctrine.
Nihilism