Antropologicheskij forum, 2021, no. 50

Previous Russian issues 2021, no. 50

Forum: Authors, Peer Reviewers, Editors

• From the Editorial Board

  Replies by Andrey Adelfinskiy, Yuri Berezkin, Olga Boitsova, Arseny Verkeev, Dmitriy Gromov, D. B., D. E., Alexander Zheltov Tatyana Ivanova, Svetlana Kleyner, Natalia Kovalyova, Anton Kukhto, Anna Lazareva, Konstantin Pozdnyakov, Natalya Pushkareva, Maryam Rezvan, B. Spinoza, Olga Tkach, Andrey Toporkov, Olga Khristoforova, Victoria A. Chervaneva, Anton Chekhonte, Janus Yksipuolin

  Conclusion by Albert Baiburin

Articles

• Prison Museums in Soviet Russia in the 1920s

  Mikhail Pogorelov

• Ritual as а Subject of Religious Reflexivity in British Social Anthropology and Catholic Traditionalism

  Ekaterina Khonineva

• “Are You Living History?” — The Soviet Person and the Quiet Archival Revolution of Late Socialism

  Alissa Klots, Maria Romashova

• “Complex and Silly” vs “Professional” and “Polite”: Russian Speakers’ Attitudes towards Bureaucratese in Advertisements

  Victoria Gulida, Ekaterina Rudneva

Reviews

• A Review of J. V. Kormina, Palomniki: etnograficheskie ocherki pravoslavnogo nomadizma [Pilgrims: Ethnographic Sketches of Orthodox Nomadism]. Moscow: HSE Publishing House, 2019, 349 pp.

  Kaarina Aitamurto

• Translation problems. The Experience of Reading One Interpretation of Religious Life: A Review of J. V. Kormina, Palomniki: etnograficheskie ocherki pravoslavnogo nomadizma [Pilgrims: Ethnographic Sketches of Orthodox Nomadism]. Moscow: HSE Publishing House, 2019, 349 pp.

  Alexei Kudrin

• A Review of Robert Kindler, Stalinskie kochevniki: vlast i golod v Kazakhstane [Stalin’s Nomads: Power and Famine in Kazakhstan]. Moscow: ROSSPEN, 2017, 382 pp. Transl. from Robert Kindler, Stalins Nomaden: Herrschaft und Hunger in Kasachstan. Hamburg: Hamburger Edition, 2014, 381 SS. (Studien zur Gewaltgeschichte des 20. Jahrhunderts); F. L. Sinitsyn, Sovetskoe gosudarstvo i kochevniki: istoriya, politika, naselenie, 1917–1991 [Soviet State and Nomads: History, Politics, Population, 1917–1991]. Moscow: Tsentrpoligraf, 2019, 317 pp. (Noveyshie issledovaniya po istorii Rossii [The Latest Research on Russian History], no. 19); Sarah Cameron, Golodnaya step: golod, nasilie i sozdanie Sovetskogo Kazakhstana. Moscow: NLO, 2020, 360 pp. Transl. from Sarah Cameron, The Hungry Steppe: Famine, Violence, and the Making of Soviet Kazakhstan. Ithaca; London: Cornell University Press, 2018, 294 pp.

  Sergey Abashin

  
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