The article deals with complex technological process employed in constructing the Kazakh yurt (nomads’ tent). It also covers some issues related to ethnic rites of the Kazakh people.
The article focuses on the works by some of the literary critics of the 21 century, such as F.I. Buslayev, A.N. Pynin. A.N. Veselovskiy, who made a substantial contribution to the research of literary exchange between East and West based on hagiographical genre.
In this article a main place is devoted to coverage of major components spiritual culture of the Black Sea Cossacks and Linear Cossacks. The author points out the factors that influenced the development of this culture. Identified as common features so and specifics. It is proposed periodization of the development of spiritual culture of the Kuban Cossacks.
The article shall introduce you to the festival culture of the Ingush people who lived in the pre-Islamic period and examine the influence of the ethnic factor.
The article embraces a wide range of issues related to preservation and popularizing the traditional culture of Cossack communities displayed in museums in southern Russia.
Launching new techniques and approaches in museum work based on folklore and ethnographical data for people in all walks of life through interactive, educational and entertainment programs. Staging workshops on a variety of creative arts, organizing contests and celebrations of Peasants’ Calendar with the aim of preserving the best of the cultural legacy in the open-air Kosromskaya Sloboda Museum.
This article deals with the problem of intercultural dialogue in Central Europe on an example of natural madyarization. Various forms of sociocultural intercourse of the peoples of Hungary in the XIX-th – the beginning of XX-th centuries are shown in the article.
Female participation in imperial policy of Great Britain in the end of XIX – the beginning of XX centuries, their role in distribution of British culture and British values and influence of the civilizing mission on change of women`s position in Britain are the themes of this article.
In article the contribution of Dal and Grigoriev to development of the ethnography in the first half of XIXth century is analyzed. The conclusion that Orenburg was the large center of the Russian oriental studies is drawn.
ARKAIM Reserve-Museum is unique: deep and profound research has laid the grounds for sophisticated study of Chelyabinsk region. Today, the popularity of Folklore-Ethnographic Festivals is explained trough its authentic, quality of materials given to participants and diversified programs.
In the framework of this Scientific Forum, the ethnographic objects of different ethnic groups are considered. The article is focused on Jewish stories in the art of Belorus artists of Jewish origin. The author’s attention is glued to the tree outstanding artists who lived and worked at time when the Belorus Jewish people were facing no assimilation. Thus, its heritage is highly valued by ethnographers today.
In this paper, we follow the appearance of the new sense of the concepts “civilization” and “culture” in the changing vocabulary of social-humanitarian knowledge. We pay attention to reforming and restructuring of the disciplinary field of social sciences, connected with significant civilization changes of the late capitalist society.
The article features the latest developments of foreign authors, concerning Earth community evolution in order to detect key factors, defining this evolution and their possible consideration for Russia’s perspectives understanding.
The mixing of Azerbaijan novels with mythologies has been analyzed in the this article. Author considered some forms of genre mixing in her research. She described the influence of mythology on signs of the genre of novels. Author of the article revealed the motives of writers when referring to the myth. The list of possibilities for mixing with a myth had been given by author of the article. Dr. Sharifova was investigated the modern Azerbaijani novels myths and novels anti-myths.
The article covers the functionality of national costumes of Russian people in 20th century, describing the ways of preserving them in the 21st century.
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