ISBN:
9798887191454
Language:
Russian
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (337 p.)
Year of publication:
2022
Keywords:
Jews in the professions
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Jews Cultural assimilation
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Jews Employment
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History
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Jews Employment
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Marginality, Social Religious aspects
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Judaism
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HISTORY / Social History
Abstract:
RUSSIAN-LANGUAGE Edition: Professionals and Marginals in Slavic and Jewish Cultural Traditions is the 2022 publication of the Slavic & Jewish Cultures: Dialogue, Similarities, Differences project. It contains proceedings of the eponymous international conference held in Moscow on December 1-3, 2021: twelve articles by Russian and Israeli scholars who study the social and cultural role of professionals and marginals in various ethno-confessional dimensions. Traditionally, "social strangers," to which representatives of various professions belong, were assigned a special role in calendar, magical, and occasional rites. Thus, professionals and social marginals were not considered outcasts: society assigned them a particular place and role, entrusting them with special cultural functions. Like previous publications in this series, Professionals and Marginals in Slavic and Jewish Cultural Traditions is notable for a large amount of field and archival material that it makes publicly available for the first time.h2;m9;l7;m1;l9;l2; «i5;l8;l6;m2;k7;l9;l9;l0;l6;l5;k2;l3;m9; l0; l4;k2;l8;k5;l0;l5;k2;l3;m9; k4; l9;l3;k2;k4;n3;l5;l9;l2;l6;l1; l0; k7;k4;l8;k7;l1;l9;l2;l6;l1; l2;m1;l3;n0;m0;m1;l8;l5;l6;l1; m0;l8;k2;k6;l0;m4;l0;l0;» k7;k8;k7;k5;l6;k6;l5;l0;l2;k2; «i0;m1;l3;n0;m0;m1;l8;k2; l9;l3;k2;k4;n3;l5; l0; l2;m1;l3;n0;m0;m1;l8;k2; k7;k4;l8;k7;k7;k4;: k6;l0;k2;l3;l6;k5;, l9;m3;l6;k6;l9;m0;k4;k2;, l8;k2;k9;l3;l0;m5;l0;n3;» k4;l2;l3;n2;m5;k2;k7;m0; l4;k2;m0;k7;l8;l0;k2;l3;m9; l6;k6;l5;l6;l0;l4;k7;l5;l5;l6;l1; l4;k7;k8;k6;m1;l5;k2;l8;l6;k6;l5;l6;l1; l2;l6;l5;m2;k7;l8;k7;l5;m4;l0;l0;, l9;l6;l9;m0;l6;n3;k4;m6;k7;l1;l9;n3; k4; i2;l6;l9;l2;k4;k7; 1-3 k6;k7;l2;k2;k3;l8;n3; 2021 k5;. h2; l2;l5;l0;k5;m1; k4;l6;m6;l3;l0; 12 l9;m0;k2;m0;k7;l1; m1;m5;k7;l5;m9;m3; l0;k9; i6;l6;l9;l9;l0;l0; l0; h8;k9;l8;k2;l0;l3;n3;, l7;l6;l9;k4;n3;m0;l0;k4;m6;l0;m3; l9;k4;l6;l0; l0;l9;l9;l3;k7;k6;l6;k4;k2;l5;l0;n3; l9;l6;m4;l0;k2;l3;n0;l5;l6;l1; l0; l2;m1;l3;n0;m0;m1;l8;l5;l6;l1; l8;l6;l3;l0; l7;l8;l6;m2;k7;l9;l9;l0;l6;l5;k2;l3;l6;k4; l0; l4;k2;l8;k5;l0;l5;k2;l3;l6;k4; k4; l8;k2;k9;l5;m9;m3; n1;m0;l5;l6;l2;l6;l5;m2;k7;l9;l9;l0;l6;l5;k2;l3;n0;l5;m9;m3; m0;l8;k2;k6;l0;m4;l0;n3;m3;. i5;l8;l6;k3;l3;k7;l4;k2; k4;l6;l9;l7;l8;l0;n3;m0;l0;n3; l7;l8;l6;m2;k7;l9;l9;l0;l6;l5;k2;l3;k2; k4; l2;m1;l3;n0;m0;&#
Note:
In Russian
DOI:
10.1515/9798887191454
