Religion and Identity in Modern Russia
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Religion and Identity in Modern Russia
The Revival of Orthodoxy and Islam
Johnson, Juliet; Stepaniants, Marietta
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2005
176
Dura
Inglês
9780754642725
15 a 20 dias
490
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Contents: Religion after Communism: belief, identity, and the Soviet legacy in Russia, Juliet Johnson; Ethno-religious identity in modern Russia: orthodoxy and Islam compared, Marietta Stepaniants; Orthodoxy, ethnicity, and mass Ethnophobias in the late Tsarist era, Liudmila Gatagova; In search of the "Russian Idea": a view from inside the Russian Orthodox church, Father Georgii Chistiakov; Tolerance and extremism: Russian ethnicity in the Orthodox discourse of the 1990s, Svetlana Ryzhova; Islam and the emergence of Tatar National identity, Aidar Yuzeev; Islam and the construction of Tatar sociolinguistic identity, Suzanne Wertheim; The Ponticization of Ethnic religious identity in Dagestan, Zagir Arukhov; Modern identities in Russia: a new struggle for the soul?, Juliet Johnson; Index.
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Russian Orthodox Church;russian;Russian Federation;orthodox;Tatar Nation;church;Ethnic Russians;tatar;Tatar Language;nation;Ethnic Self-awareness;muslims;Metropolitan Loann;language;Russian Ethnic Identity;rafael;Tatar ASSR;khakimov;Kazan Khanate;ethnic;Orthodox Church;Muslim Worlds;Arabic Loanwords;Russian Self-awareness;Dagestani Society;Dagestan's Population;Orthodox Discourse;Late Tsarist Era;Persian Loanwords;Patriarch Aleksei II;Moscow Patriarchate;Father Aleksandr Men;Tatar People;Tatar National Identity;Volga Ural Region
Contents: Religion after Communism: belief, identity, and the Soviet legacy in Russia, Juliet Johnson; Ethno-religious identity in modern Russia: orthodoxy and Islam compared, Marietta Stepaniants; Orthodoxy, ethnicity, and mass Ethnophobias in the late Tsarist era, Liudmila Gatagova; In search of the "Russian Idea": a view from inside the Russian Orthodox church, Father Georgii Chistiakov; Tolerance and extremism: Russian ethnicity in the Orthodox discourse of the 1990s, Svetlana Ryzhova; Islam and the emergence of Tatar National identity, Aidar Yuzeev; Islam and the construction of Tatar sociolinguistic identity, Suzanne Wertheim; The Ponticization of Ethnic religious identity in Dagestan, Zagir Arukhov; Modern identities in Russia: a new struggle for the soul?, Juliet Johnson; Index.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Russian Orthodox Church;russian;Russian Federation;orthodox;Tatar Nation;church;Ethnic Russians;tatar;Tatar Language;nation;Ethnic Self-awareness;muslims;Metropolitan Loann;language;Russian Ethnic Identity;rafael;Tatar ASSR;khakimov;Kazan Khanate;ethnic;Orthodox Church;Muslim Worlds;Arabic Loanwords;Russian Self-awareness;Dagestani Society;Dagestan's Population;Orthodox Discourse;Late Tsarist Era;Persian Loanwords;Patriarch Aleksei II;Moscow Patriarchate;Father Aleksandr Men;Tatar People;Tatar National Identity;Volga Ural Region
