Yuriy Vella’s model of multiculturalism
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History of science
About author:
Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the RAS, Moscow, Russian Federation, [email protected]
ABSTRACT
Introduction: the article discusses the forms of the museum presentation of culture, traditions of the transmission of folk knowledge, new educational models, creation of networks of aboriginal actors among the representatives of state authorities, industrial companies, and the international community.
Objective: to give the analysis of a model of multiculturalism presented in creativity and public activity of the poet, the reindeer breeder and the activist Yuriy Vella.
Research materials: the basis of the article are the published texts of Yuriy Vella and field materials of the author, collected during many years of expeditions over Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug – Yugra.
Results and novelty of the research: the focus of the analysis of poetic heritage is aimed at studying of the role of translations/dialogue as the main model of Yuriy Vella’s last books. The article considers a role of a dialogue in the Nenets culture, its role in the creation of a new image of literature and culture of indigenous people in the modern world. The scientific novelty of the research lies in the analysis of actions of presentation of multiculturalism, in a role of the Russian and Nenets languages in promoting of socially significant ideas of Yuriy Vella, as well as the transformation of the role of anthropologist in the interpretation of aboriginal cultures.
Key words: Yuriy Vella, indigenous people of the North, multiculturalism, dialogue, participation, ecomuseum, translations, the Russian and Nenets languages.
Acknowledgements: the research was performed within the framework of the Program of fundamental research "Cultural complex societies: understanding and governance". The project’s title is "Ethnic borders in multicultural communities of the North of Russia" (under the guidance of E. A. Pivneva).
For citation: Novikova N. I. Yuriy Vella’s model of multiculturalism // Vestnik ugrovedenia = Bulletin of Ugric studies. 2018; 8(2): 376–384.
ABSTRACT
Introduction: the article discusses the forms of the museum presentation of culture, traditions of the transmission of folk knowledge, new educational models, creation of networks of aboriginal actors among the representatives of state authorities, industrial companies, and the international community.
Objective: to give the analysis of a model of multiculturalism presented in creativity and public activity of the poet, the reindeer breeder and the activist Yuriy Vella.
Research materials: the basis of the article are the published texts of Yuriy Vella and field materials of the author, collected during many years of expeditions over Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug – Yugra.
Results and novelty of the research: the focus of the analysis of poetic heritage is aimed at studying of the role of translations/dialogue as the main model of Yuriy Vella’s last books. The article considers a role of a dialogue in the Nenets culture, its role in the creation of a new image of literature and culture of indigenous people in the modern world. The scientific novelty of the research lies in the analysis of actions of presentation of multiculturalism, in a role of the Russian and Nenets languages in promoting of socially significant ideas of Yuriy Vella, as well as the transformation of the role of anthropologist in the interpretation of aboriginal cultures.
Key words: Yuriy Vella, indigenous people of the North, multiculturalism, dialogue, participation, ecomuseum, translations, the Russian and Nenets languages.
Acknowledgements: the research was performed within the framework of the Program of fundamental research "Cultural complex societies: understanding and governance". The project’s title is "Ethnic borders in multicultural communities of the North of Russia" (under the guidance of E. A. Pivneva).
For citation: Novikova N. I. Yuriy Vella’s model of multiculturalism // Vestnik ugrovedenia = Bulletin of Ugric studies. 2018; 8(2): 376–384.
