THE MIDSUMMER DAY: TRADITION IN THE LIFE AND LIFE IN THE TRADITION OF THE NORTH KHANTY

Uliashev, Oleg

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THE "MIDSUMMER DAY": TRADITION IN THE LIFE AND LIFE IN THE TRADITION OF THE NORTH KHANTY

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THE "MIDSUMMER DAY": TRADITION IN THE LIFE AND LIFE IN THE TRADITION OF THE NORTH KHANTY

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S0869-54150000417-1-1

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Issue 4

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7-14

Abstract

With the growth of national-cultural movements in the new Russia and the emergence of a plenitude of ethnically colored festivities at the turn of the centuries, a number of issues are becoming critically important - such as those of authenticity of cultural elements, their being traditional or not-traditional, as well as those of the relations between the archaic and the modern in folklore and ritual activities that make a part of the holiday or celebration context. The article takes as a case study the "midsummer day" celebration which is held in Khanty-Muzhi of the Shuryshkar district, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Region, and is a logical continuation of Northern Khanty's annual rites having to do with the calendar rotation of traditional economic activities. One of the most signifi cant rites of the Northern Khanty is being considered as a traditional culture phenomenon and festival segment.

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midsummer day celebration (Lun kutop khatl), “husband under the feet” (Kur ilpu-iki), Lower deity, cult granary (lapas), image of spirit-deity (lukh, lunkh), sacrifi ce (pore), image-substituent of the deceased (porkha), shaman (sepan), sky deity (Torum)

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01.07.2011

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GOST	Uliashev O. THE "MIDSUMMER DAY": TRADITION IN THE LIFE AND LIFE IN THE TRADITION OF THE NORTH KHANTY // Ethno review. – 2011. – Issue 4 C. 7-14 .
MLA	Uliashev, Oleg " THE "MIDSUMMER DAY": TRADITION IN THE LIFE AND LIFE IN THE TRADITION OF THE NORTH KHANTY." Ethno review. 4 (2011).:7-14.
APA	Uliashev O. (2011). THE "MIDSUMMER DAY": TRADITION IN THE LIFE AND LIFE IN THE TRADITION OF THE NORTH KHANTY. Ethno review. no. 4, pp.7-14

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