Перформативные коммеморативы: спонтанные святилища и публичная мемориализация смерти
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антропология, фольклор, коммеморативные практики, смертьАннотация
Вниманию читателя предлагается статья Джека Сантино, американского антрополога и фольклориста, одного из наиболее авторитетных исследователей современных ритуалов ритуалов коммеморации. В статье на материале множества спонтанно созданных мемориалов в память о трагически погибших людях раскрывается двойственная природа так называемых перформативных коммеморативов - мест увековечения памяти, совмещенных с высказываниями по социально значимой проблеме.Скачивания
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