Исключенность и исключительность: самопрезентация религиозного лидера и социальный контекст религиозной повседневности


Ksenia Trofimova

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.24848/islmlg.09.1.13

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Статья посвящена специфическим нарративам самопрезентации суфийских религиозных лидеров, которые представляют сообщества цыган-мусульман Скопья (Северная Македония). Через обращение кретроспективным рассказам и их интерпретациям предпринимается реконструкция актуального социального контекста, в котором формируется субъектность религиозного лидера. Анализируются сюжеты о преемственности, образованности, воспитанности – мотивы, вокруг которых строятся повседневные дискуссии о «правильной» вере. Материалы исследования были собраны автором в рамках регулярных экспедиций, проводимых автором в суфийских общинах Северной Македонии, начиная с 2014 года.

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религиозное лидерство, биографический нарратив, ислам, суфизм, Балканы, цыгане

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.24848/islmlg.09.1.13