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The Resource Subcultures and new religious movements in Russia and East-Central Europe, George McKay, Christopher Williams, Michael Goddard, Neil Foxlee and Ramanauskaitė (eds.)

Subcultures and new religious movements in Russia and East-Central Europe, George McKay, Christopher Williams, Michael Goddard, Neil Foxlee and Ramanauskaitė (eds.)

Work
Publication
Extent
xii, 441 pages
Note
"Volume originates from a three-year EU FP6 research project entitled Society and lifestyles : towards enhanving social harmonization through knowledge of sub-cultural communities, which started in 2006; see the project website at http://sal.vdu.lt"--Preface
Contents
  • Preface / Egidija Ramanauskaitė
  • pt. 1. Subcultures. Introduction: (Post- )subculture theory, and practice in East-Central Europe / George McKay and Michael Goddard
  • From local to glocal : the transformation of delinquent and radical communities in the Tatarstan Republic of Russia / Alexander Salagaev [and others]
  • Skinheads as defenders of Russia? : power versus friendship in xenophobic youth subcultures / Elema Omelʼchenko and Alʼbina Garifzianova
  • Lithuanian nationalist skinhead subculture : the features of identity / Tadas Kavolis
  • Hip-hop in Rakvere : the importance of the local in global subculture / Maarja Kobin and Airi-Alina Allaste
  • Textually constructing identity and otherness : mediating the Romanian hip-hop message / Isabela Merila and Michaela Praisler
  • On linguistic politics : the stylistic testimonies of Romanian hip-hop / Daniel Șorcaru and Floriana Popescu
  • Lessons from a Lithuanian hippie paradise glimpsed through a keyhole / Egidija Ramanauskaitė and Rimas Vaišnys
  • Euro-Indians in the framework of Slovak society / Radoslav Hlúšek
  • The formation of the Záježovŵá community : ideals and reality in a Slovak eco-village / Martin Priečko
  • pt. 2. New religious movements. Introduction: New religious movements in post-communist Russia and East-Central Europe : a threat to stability and national identity? / Neil Foxlee and Christopher Williams
  • The fight for religious freedom and pluralism in post-communism Russia / Christopher Williams
  • Understanding neo-paganism in Russia : religion? ideology? philosophy? fantasy? / Hilary Pilkington and Anton Popov
  • Spirituality in the post-communist religious marketplace : Indian-inspired new religious movements in Slovakia and their conceptual framework / Dušan Deák
  • Spirituality and religiosity in the art of living foundation in Lithuanis and Denmark : meanings, contexts and relationships / Milda Ališauskienė
  • The reconfiguration of values and beliefs : a study of contemporary theosophy in Latvia / Anita Stašulāne and Janis Priede
  • A content analysis of the representation of Islam and Islamic culture in the Slovak media / Silvia Letavajová
Isbn
9783039119219
Instance
Label
Subcultures and new religious movements in Russia and East-Central Europe
Title
Subcultures and new religious movements in Russia and East-Central Europe
Statement of responsibility
George McKay, Christopher Williams, Michael Goddard, Neil Foxlee and Ramanauskaitė (eds.)
Contributor
Editor
Subject
Language
eng
Member of
Dewey number
306.1094709049
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
bibliography
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate
  • 1960-
  • 1959-
  • 1965-
  • 1953-
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
  • McKay, George
  • Williams, Christopher
  • Goddard, Michael
  • Foxlee, Neil
  • Ramanauskaitė, Egidija
Series statement
Cultural identity studies
Series volume
vol. 15
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Subculture
  • Subculture
  • Cults
  • Cults
Label
Subcultures and new religious movements in Russia and East-Central Europe, George McKay, Christopher Williams, Michael Goddard, Neil Foxlee and Ramanauskaitė (eds.)
Instantiates
Publication
Note
"Volume originates from a three-year EU FP6 research project entitled Society and lifestyles : towards enhanving social harmonization through knowledge of sub-cultural communities, which started in 2006; see the project website at http://sal.vdu.lt"--Preface
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Preface / Egidija Ramanauskaitė -- pt. 1. Subcultures. Introduction: (Post- )subculture theory, and practice in East-Central Europe / George McKay and Michael Goddard -- From local to glocal : the transformation of delinquent and radical communities in the Tatarstan Republic of Russia / Alexander Salagaev [and others] -- Skinheads as defenders of Russia? : power versus friendship in xenophobic youth subcultures / Elema Omelʼchenko and Alʼbina Garifzianova -- Lithuanian nationalist skinhead subculture : the features of identity / Tadas Kavolis -- Hip-hop in Rakvere : the importance of the local in global subculture / Maarja Kobin and Airi-Alina Allaste -- Textually constructing identity and otherness : mediating the Romanian hip-hop message / Isabela Merila and Michaela Praisler -- On linguistic politics : the stylistic testimonies of Romanian hip-hop / Daniel Șorcaru and Floriana Popescu -- Lessons from a Lithuanian hippie paradise glimpsed through a keyhole / Egidija Ramanauskaitė and Rimas Vaišnys -- Euro-Indians in the framework of Slovak society / Radoslav Hlúšek -- The formation of the Záježovŵá community : ideals and reality in a Slovak eco-village / Martin Priečko -- pt. 2. New religious movements. Introduction: New religious movements in post-communist Russia and East-Central Europe : a threat to stability and national identity? / Neil Foxlee and Christopher Williams -- The fight for religious freedom and pluralism in post-communism Russia / Christopher Williams -- Understanding neo-paganism in Russia : religion? ideology? philosophy? fantasy? / Hilary Pilkington and Anton Popov -- Spirituality in the post-communist religious marketplace : Indian-inspired new religious movements in Slovakia and their conceptual framework / Dušan Deák -- Spirituality and religiosity in the art of living foundation in Lithuanis and Denmark : meanings, contexts and relationships / Milda Ališauskienė -- The reconfiguration of values and beliefs : a study of contemporary theosophy in Latvia / Anita Stašulāne and Janis Priede -- A content analysis of the representation of Islam and Islamic culture in the Slovak media / Silvia Letavajová
Control code
ocn406970026
Dimensions
23 cm.
Extent
xii, 441 pages
Isbn
9783039119219
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Other physical details
illustrations
System control number
(OCoLC)406970026
Label
Subcultures and new religious movements in Russia and East-Central Europe, George McKay, Christopher Williams, Michael Goddard, Neil Foxlee and Ramanauskaitė (eds.)
Publication
Note
"Volume originates from a three-year EU FP6 research project entitled Society and lifestyles : towards enhanving social harmonization through knowledge of sub-cultural communities, which started in 2006; see the project website at http://sal.vdu.lt"--Preface
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
  • nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
Preface / Egidija Ramanauskaitė -- pt. 1. Subcultures. Introduction: (Post- )subculture theory, and practice in East-Central Europe / George McKay and Michael Goddard -- From local to glocal : the transformation of delinquent and radical communities in the Tatarstan Republic of Russia / Alexander Salagaev [and others] -- Skinheads as defenders of Russia? : power versus friendship in xenophobic youth subcultures / Elema Omelʼchenko and Alʼbina Garifzianova -- Lithuanian nationalist skinhead subculture : the features of identity / Tadas Kavolis -- Hip-hop in Rakvere : the importance of the local in global subculture / Maarja Kobin and Airi-Alina Allaste -- Textually constructing identity and otherness : mediating the Romanian hip-hop message / Isabela Merila and Michaela Praisler -- On linguistic politics : the stylistic testimonies of Romanian hip-hop / Daniel Șorcaru and Floriana Popescu -- Lessons from a Lithuanian hippie paradise glimpsed through a keyhole / Egidija Ramanauskaitė and Rimas Vaišnys -- Euro-Indians in the framework of Slovak society / Radoslav Hlúšek -- The formation of the Záježovŵá community : ideals and reality in a Slovak eco-village / Martin Priečko -- pt. 2. New religious movements. Introduction: New religious movements in post-communist Russia and East-Central Europe : a threat to stability and national identity? / Neil Foxlee and Christopher Williams -- The fight for religious freedom and pluralism in post-communism Russia / Christopher Williams -- Understanding neo-paganism in Russia : religion? ideology? philosophy? fantasy? / Hilary Pilkington and Anton Popov -- Spirituality in the post-communist religious marketplace : Indian-inspired new religious movements in Slovakia and their conceptual framework / Dušan Deák -- Spirituality and religiosity in the art of living foundation in Lithuanis and Denmark : meanings, contexts and relationships / Milda Ališauskienė -- The reconfiguration of values and beliefs : a study of contemporary theosophy in Latvia / Anita Stašulāne and Janis Priede -- A content analysis of the representation of Islam and Islamic culture in the Slovak media / Silvia Letavajová
Control code
ocn406970026
Dimensions
23 cm.
Extent
xii, 441 pages
Isbn
9783039119219
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • n
Other physical details
illustrations
System control number
(OCoLC)406970026

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