A Map of Religious Practices from Prykarpattia to the Caucasus

Authors

  • Oleksandr Pasichnik

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71294/ers.2020.12

Abstract

This volume of collected articles examines the former USSR via an anthropological approach to the study of religion. According to editor Catherine Wanner: “To study from an anthropological point of view means to use comparative description and analysis; to consider a certain phenomenon from a holistic perspective; to avoid evaluative judgments but hold on to analytical passion; to use the particular (micro level) for understanding the whole (macro level).” There is a single exception to the “former USSR” rule: the article by Iuliia Buyskykh is dedicated to the pilgrimage of Ukrainians to holy places in Poland. The collected volume covers both the Soviet and post-Soviet periods.

References

Wanner, C., Buyskykh, Iu. (ukl.) (2019) Antropolohiya relihiyi: porivnyalni studiyi vid Prykarpattya do Kavkazu. Dukh i Litera.

Published

2020-12-31

Issue

Section

Reviews