Antropologicheskij forum, 2018, no. 39

Previous Russian issues 2018, no. 39

Lecture Given by Carlo Ginzburg on the Оccasion of the Аward of a Honorary Doctorate of the European University at St Petersburg

• Introductory Speech by the EUSPb Rector
  
  Vadim Volkov
  
  Medals and Shells: On Morphology and History, Once Again
  
  Carlo Ginzburg

Articles

• Siberia and Central Asia as a Region of Innovations (Folklore Data)
  
  Yuri Berezkin
  
  
• The Bayun Cat and the Quasi-Folklore Element of Modern Popular Culture
  
  Cyril M. Korolev

• The Space of Prophetic Dreams: Semiotization of the Reality Image
  
  Anna Lazareva

• “Non-Place” beyond Time: Uncertainty as the Specificity of the Existence of а Post-Soviet City Localities (the Case of Irkutsk)
  
  Dmitriy Timoshkin, Konstantin Grigorichev

Museum

• Socialist Realism and Ethnography: The Study and Representation of Soviet Contemporaneity in Ethnographic Museums in the 1930s
  
  Stanislav Petriashin

Materials from the Field

• Materials on Traditional Festivals of the Indigenous Peoples of Northern Altai
  
  Darya Atkunova

Reviews

• A Review of Victor Shnirelman,  Koleno Danovo: eskhatologiya i antisemitizm v sovremennoy Rossii [Tribe of Dan: Eschatology and Antisemitism in Contemporary Russia]. Moscow: St Andrew’s Biblical Theological Institute Press, 2017, XIV+617 pp.
  
  Sergei Shtyrkov
  
  
• A Review of Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing, Grib na krayu sveta: o vozmozhnosti zhizni na ruinakh kapitalizma. Moscow: Ad Marginem Press, 2017, 376 pp. (Russian transl. of Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing, The Mushroom at the End of the World: On the Possibility of Life in Capitalist Ruins. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2015, 352 pp.)
  
  Alexandra Kasatkina
  
  
• A Review of Wolfram Pyta, Nils Havemann (eds.), European Football and Collective Memory. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2015, 208 pp.
  
  Julia Amatuni
  
  
• A Review of Tommaso Piffer, Vladislav Zubok (eds.), Totalitarian Societies and Democratic Transition: Essays in memory of Victor Zaslavsky. Budapest; New York: CEU Press, 2017, 435 pp.
  
  Denis Letnyakov

  
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