Religions of Russia
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| Marianna M. Shakhnovich |
Locally Venerated Orthodox Saints in Russia in the End of the 1920s – Early 1930s (Based on Ethnographic Expeditions)
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pp. 5–14 |
| Ranus R. Sadikov |
Mari Lutherans of Bashkiria: Between Old Traditions and New Religious Rules |
pp. 15–25 |
Religions of the East
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| Marina A. Khaymurzina |
Transformation of the Archaic Cult of Heaven in the Jurchen Culture
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pp. 26–31 |
| Anthropology of Religion |
Alexandra Lavrillier,
Tatiana Yu. Sem |
Contemporary “Shamanising Persons” among the Tungus-Manchu (Evenki, Even, and Nanai): Case Studies about Common Collective Spiritual Representations
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pp. 32–51 |
| Tatyana Yu. Sem |
Features of Age-Related Rites of Passage and Relevant Games in the Tungus-Manchu Culture |
pp. 52–60 |
| Sergey V. Bereznitsky |
Correlation of Mentality with Cults and Life-Supporting Technologies of Indigenous Peoples of the Amur-Sakhalin Region |
pp. 61–69 |
| Tatiana D. Bulgakova |
Formation of Mentality in Shamanistic Societies of the Nanai People |
pp. 70–77 |
| Philosophy of Religion |
| Juliet B. Byazrova |
The Motives of Man-God in the Philosophy of L. Feuerbach
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pp. 78–83 |
| Sergey V. Pishun |
“Christianization” of Faith and Knowledge as an Epistemological Reality in Religious and Philosophical Anthropology and Virtualism of V.I. Nesmelov
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pp. 84–91 |
Phenomenology of Religion
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| Aleksei I. Zygmont |
“It Is the Part of a Noble Athlete to be Wounded, and yet to Conquer”: Militancy in the Early Christian Martyrdom
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pp. 92–103 |
Sociology of Religion
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| Ekaterina S. Elbakyan |
Dynamics of Social Functions of Religion and Religiosity During the Pandemic
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pp. 104–117 |
| Elena F. Fursova |
Old Believers’ Customs of “Non-Desecration” During the Spread of the New Viral Infection COVID-19 (Based on Materials from the Novosibirsk Region) |
pp. 118–124 |
Alexey V. Sitnikov,
Mikhail V. Romanov,
Rinat R. Faskhudinov |
Features of Islamic Religiosity of the Tatars in the Republic of Tatarstan |
pp. 125–139 |
| Religion and Law |
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Vladimir N. Rogatin
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Exploitation of Neo-Fascist Ideas in the Radical Wing of the National Organization of Russian Muslims
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pp. 140–150 |
Religion and Culture
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Elena V. Golovneva,
Ivan A. Golovnev |
Soviet Anti-Religious Film. “Sectarians” by Vladimir Korolevich (1930) |
pp. 151–159 |
