02055namaa2200301 cb4500001001200000003000600012005001700018007000300035007000200038008004100040020001800081024003700099040001600136041000800152100002900160245009300189264004800282300001500330336002600345337003400371338003900405490004200444500002500486506007800511520108700589655001601676856006101692BV005305351DE-7020260722181149.0tu7920527s1980       a|||  |||| 00||| und d  a9789048575169  a9789048575169a978-90-485-7516-9  cRU-10907106  aeng  aVagramenko, Tatiana4aut  aIndigenous ChristianitybMissionaries, Modernity, and Marginality in the Siberian Tundra  aAmsterdambAmsterdam University Pressc2026  a310 Seiten  2rdacontentbtxtaText  2rdamedia bbcaComputermedien  2rdacarrier bcr aOnline Ressource  aAnthropologies of Eurasia - CEU Press  aE-Book / Open Access  afrei zugänglich / Bitte beachten Sie die Lizenzbestimmungen im Dokument  aAcknowledgements Note on Transliteration and Terminology Part 1. Ethnography of Marginality in a Difficult Field Introduction Chapter 1. The Nenets Conversion Story: Voices, Choices, and Ethical Dilemmas Part 2. Religion, Power, and Modernity: From the Soviet Era to the Putin Regime Chapter 2. Modernity: Russian, Unequal, Contaminating Chapter 3. The Politics of Religion After Socialism and the Predicament of Religious Life in the Russian Arctic Chapter 4. Religion and Power: The Rise of the Putin Regime Chapter 5. Contested Identities: The Rise and Fall of Indigenous Movements in Russia Part 3. Continuity and Rupture: Nenets Christianities Chapter 6. Burning the Sacred: Christian Conversion and Cultural Discontinuity Chapter 7. The Nenets Christian Project: Ethnotheology and Re-Indigenization Chapter 8. The Production of Christian Fundamentalism in the Nenets Tundra Part 4. Lived Religion in the Nenets Tundra Chapter 9. Blood and Faith: Rethinking Kinship Through Christ Chapter 10. More About Love: Gender, Family, and the Return to Tradition Conclusion Bibliography  aOpen Access  zfrei zugänglichuhttps://doi.org/10.1515/9789048575169