Definition: In the context of Russian literature, a "czaristic" term refers to a type of character who is depicted as having a strong sense of power and influence over others. This can be seen in works such as Vladimir Nabokov's "Mystery at Parnassus," where the character of Maximilien is described as possessing a "czaristic aura." However, this term has been criticized for being overly idealized and often perpetuating stereotypes about Russian society.
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