Aug 2026· Общество философия история культура· 0 citations
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The article proposes a conceptual model of the culture of the native minorities of Siberia as an object of cultural policy based on a systems analysis of the interaction among four interconnected components: the bearer, play-ful mechanisms of transmission, oral narratives (legends and sagas), and arts and crafts. It demonstrates that the dominant paradigm of fragmentary heritage protection, targeted at the cultural products recording and mu-seumification, does not ensure the preservation of its viability. Drawing on international documents (the 2003 UNESCO Convention), works on game theory, folklore studies, and ethnography, the system-forming role of the live-bearer as an integrator of the verbal, game-based, and material codes of tradition is substantiated. Functional links between legend, game, and craft are identified. The ambivalence of arts and crafts, balancing between the internal needs of the community and the external souvenir market, is revealed. The principles of an ecosystem approach to cultural policy are formulated.
This study is an exploration of the cultural and traditional practices of the Atswean-Asi people of Kwambai, a distinct subgroup of the Kuteb ethnic group in Taraba State, Nigeria. It interrogates the continuity and transformation of practices such as child-naming ceremonies, menstrual segregation, male circumcision, a...
Yaweh Filibus· Journal of Central and Easte...· 0 citations
This article analyzes the transformation of the social functions of the Kabardian and Balkar languages in the contemporary Kabardino-Balkarian Republic amid urbanization, digitalization, changes in education policy, and the expansion of the tourism industry. The study aims to identify the mechanisms of language shift a...
A. Kumykov, A. Tumov· Vestnik instituta sotziologi...· 0 citations
Against a European backdrop of identity fragmentation, social polarisation, and declining public trust, this article analyses the conditions under which a neo-chivalric organisation can contribute to inclusion, community cohesion, and societal security. The theoretical framework brings together the Copenhagen School's...
Aurelian Roland Boiț· Analele Universității din Or...· 0 citations
Societal values constitute an essential component of intangible cultural heritage and provide the ethical foundations upon which communities organize social relationships, transmit knowledge, resolve conflicts, and sustain collective identity. In many indigenous communities, these values are transmitted predominantly t...
Emily Ondondo· International journal of res...· 0 citations
The authors examine the concept of digital culture, the elaboration of which within the culturological approach remains incomplete. It is noted that the coexistence in the scholarly discourse of such categories as “infor-mation culture”, “media culture”, and “digital competence”, with the absence of clear boundaries be...
Kuanysh A. Kushkimbayev, Aleksandr E. Kalashnikov, Mikhail V. Kononov· Общество философия история к...· 0 citations
Abstract: This study analyzes the Merauke National Strategic Project (PSN) as a manifestation of the dynamic interplay between state-driven development paradigms oriented toward intensive resource exploitation and the cosmological worldview of the Malind Anim Indigenous peoples, which is rooted in ecological and spirit...
B. Prawira, D. Permatasari· International journal of res...· 0 citations
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