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Folklore Electronic Journal of Folklore

ISSN 1406-0949

3 papers in the library · 10 citations · publishing 1996-2009

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From Drums to Frying Pans, From Party Membership Card to “Magic Branch” Withe: Three Generations of Nanai Shamans

Folklore Electronic Journal of Folklore 2009 Tatiana Bulgakova 1 citation

Every radical change that Nanai experienced in the 20th century divided the young people of this indigenous minority in Russia in two groupsradicals and conservatives, sharing values of the older generation.This way, in the period of establishing the Soviet power, radicals were members of the Young Communist League (Komsomol) who repressed shamans, whereas conservatives were those young people...

Neopaganism and New Age in Russia

Folklore Electronic Journal of Folklore 2003 Anne Ferlat 9 citations

Since the 1990s various new pagan organisations have emerged in Russia.Religious phenomena known in Western Europe, such as the emergence of new religious movements, including the New Age, are also taking place in Russia.The article aims to find out whether the pagan movements in today's Russia are related and if so, how they are related according to the comparative perspective explicated by...

Hereditary transmission in Siberian Shamanism and the concept of the reality of legends

Folklore Electronic Journal of Folklore 1996 Aado Lintrop

Belief in the hereditary transmission of shaman's gift is common to all Siberian shamanism. One can find corresponding motifs in Nganasan shamanism as well as in Tuvinian one. Often there is impossible to become a shaman without having shamans-ancestors in family. Sometimes they are namely the spirits of shamans-ancestors, who at first reveal themselves to the devotee and force him to...