N A Tadina
Biographic Data
| ID | 56002 |
|---|---|
| NAME | N A Tadina |
| GIVEN NAMES | N A |
| FAMILY NAME | Tadina |
| SIGNATURE | TADINA N A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Gorno-Altaisk State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1363-8735 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
About the Stages of a Person's Life in the Tradition of Age Counting Among the Altaians
Основным принципом культуры общения алтайцев выступает уважение к возрасту человека, определяемого с помощью 12-летнего «животного» календаря. Расположенные во времени возрастные периоды выступают последовательными жизненными этапами человека, освещение которых составляет цель статьи. При введении источниковой базы (полевые и опубликованные этнографические и фольклорные материалы) в научный оборот был использован методический инструментарий иссле…
Cultural and semiotic codes of Burkhanist wedding rites of the Altai-Kizhi
The Altai-Kizhi, as the central group of the Altaians, the titular ethnic group in the Republic of Altai, are the guardians of Burkhanism. Burkhanism refers to a belief system that emerged at the beginning of the 20th century as a "reformed" version of shamanism. In Soviet times, forbidden Burkhanism preserved in the intra-ethnic ritual culture, and in the post-Soviet period it began to revive. The purpose of the article is to identify Burkhanist…
El Oiyn Holiday as an Ethno-Cultural Symbol in the Image Construction of the Altai Republic
The purpose of the study is to highlight the ethnocultural role of the El Oiyn holiday as a symbol that has semantic meanings that are important while constructing the image of the Altai Republic. The relevance of the topic is manifested in the fact that, thanks to the established tradition to celebrate the event together with another important event or an anniversary date, El Oiyn 2022 is dedicated to the Year of the Cultural Heritage of the Peo…
Modern Burkhanism through the History in the Ritual Life of the Altai People
The article is devoted to the urgent problem of the revived Burkhanism formation in the Altai Republic. The authors came to the conclusion that the historical path of Burkhanism from the ban to the post-Soviet rehabilitation led it to the ambiguous comprehension. The main theories about Burkhanism given in the reports of the scientific conference held in the year of its one hundredth anniversary are highlighted. It is noted that modern Burkhanism…
A Native Anthropologist’s View on Covering the “Altai Princess” Problem
This article explores conflicts between the Altai community and archeologists due to the discovery of a woman's mummy, the "Altai Princess," found in a burial mound of the Pazyryk time (5th–3rd centuries BCE) in the south of Siberia, in the Republic of Altai (Russia). It is argued that a "Native anthropologist" studying her own people and a "visiting anthropologist" illuminates the problem each in their own ways. Attention is drawn to facts indic…
On the Three Modernization Stages of the Altai Clan Society
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From the Tribal «stones» of Altai People to the Memorable Signs of the Altai Republic
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No Iron Exists That Will Not Break, No Living Creature Exists That Will Not Die
Ethnographer Nadezhda A. Tadina reviews concepts of death and of the soul in Altai worldviews. Based on extensive fieldwork in her home republic, she concludes that basic tenets have remained viable and can help explain certain practices, sayings, and rituals. Specific Altai [Turkic] worldviews are analyzed as contrasting with Russian Orthodox belief and practice
Ethnic Consolidation and Continuity of Generations in the Comprehension of Burkhanism
A Native Anthropologist’s View on Covering the “Altai Princess” Problem
This article explores conflicts between the Altai community and archeologists due to the discovery of a woman's mummy, the "Altai Princess," found in a burial mound of the Pazyryk time (5th–3rd centuries BCE) in the south of Siberia, in the Republic of Altai (Russia). It is argued that a "Native anthropologist" studying her own people and a "visiting anthropologist" illuminates the problem each in their own ways. Attention is drawn to facts indic…
No Iron Exists That Will Not Break, No Living Creature Exists That Will Not Die
Ethnographer Nadezhda A. Tadina reviews concepts of death and of the soul in Altai worldviews. Based on extensive fieldwork in her home republic, she concludes that basic tenets have remained viable and can help explain certain practices, sayings, and rituals. Specific Altai [Turkic] worldviews are analyzed as contrasting with Russian Orthodox belief and practice
Ethnic Consolidation and Continuity of Generations in the Comprehension of Burkhanism
Ethnic Consolidation and Continuity of Generations in the Comprehension of Burkhanism
No Iron Exists That Will Not Break, No Living Creature Exists That Will Not Die
Ethnographer Nadezhda A. Tadina reviews concepts of death and of the soul in Altai worldviews. Based on extensive fieldwork in her home republic, she concludes that basic tenets have remained viable and can help explain certain practices, sayings, and rituals. Specific Altai [Turkic] worldviews are analyzed as contrasting with Russian Orthodox belief and practice
From the Tribal «stones» of Altai People to the Memorable Signs of the Altai Republic
c
On the Three Modernization Stages of the Altai Clan Society
.
Modern Burkhanism through the History in the Ritual Life of the Altai People
The article is devoted to the urgent problem of the revived Burkhanism formation in the Altai Republic. The authors came to the conclusion that the historical path of Burkhanism from the ban to the post-Soviet rehabilitation led it to the ambiguous comprehension. The main theories about Burkhanism given in the reports of the scientific conference held in the year of its one hundredth anniversary are highlighted. It is noted that modern Burkhanism…
A Native Anthropologist’s View on Covering the “Altai Princess” Problem
This article explores conflicts between the Altai community and archeologists due to the discovery of a woman's mummy, the "Altai Princess," found in a burial mound of the Pazyryk time (5th–3rd centuries BCE) in the south of Siberia, in the Republic of Altai (Russia). It is argued that a "Native anthropologist" studying her own people and a "visiting anthropologist" illuminates the problem each in their own ways. Attention is drawn to facts indic…
El Oiyn Holiday as an Ethno-Cultural Symbol in the Image Construction of the Altai Republic
The purpose of the study is to highlight the ethnocultural role of the El Oiyn holiday as a symbol that has semantic meanings that are important while constructing the image of the Altai Republic. The relevance of the topic is manifested in the fact that, thanks to the established tradition to celebrate the event together with another important event or an anniversary date, El Oiyn 2022 is dedicated to the Year of the Cultural Heritage of the Peo…
About the Stages of a Person's Life in the Tradition of Age Counting Among the Altaians
Основным принципом культуры общения алтайцев выступает уважение к возрасту человека, определяемого с помощью 12-летнего «животного» календаря. Расположенные во времени возрастные периоды выступают последовательными жизненными этапами человека, освещение которых составляет цель статьи. При введении источниковой базы (полевые и опубликованные этнографические и фольклорные материалы) в научный оборот был использован методический инструментарий иссле…
Cultural and semiotic codes of Burkhanist wedding rites of the Altai-Kizhi
The Altai-Kizhi, as the central group of the Altaians, the titular ethnic group in the Republic of Altai, are the guardians of Burkhanism. Burkhanism refers to a belief system that emerged at the beginning of the 20th century as a "reformed" version of shamanism. In Soviet times, forbidden Burkhanism preserved in the intra-ethnic ritual culture, and in the post-Soviet period it began to revive. The purpose of the article is to identify Burkhanist…
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