Savremeni ruski kalendar praznika
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https://doi.org/10.21301/eap.v8i1.11Ključne reči:
praznični kalendar, građanski praznici, pravoslavni praznici, RusijaApstrakt
Praznici su nužan uslov socijalne egzistencije ljudskih bića, koja imaju jedinstvenu sposobnost da prihvate radost drugih ljudi i kulturna iskustva prethodnih generacija. Različite vrste proslava, koje su neophodna komponenta društvenog života su i jedna of manifestcija društvene snage. Ovaj članak se bavi najpopularnijim praznicima koji u Rusiji postoje početkom XXI veka. Valja istaći da se autor pridržava imena i klasifikacije praznika koji postoje u etnografskim zapisima, i uslovno deli praznike na dve grupe: 1. Građanski praznici, među kojima je pažnja posvećena javnim, profesionalnim, književnim i folklornim svetkovinama, i 2. Pravoslavni i kalendarski praznici.
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