2018
DOI: 10.32653/ch144166-172
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City Weddings in Daghestan: A New Version of Old Tradition, or Adaptation to Global Trends of Urbanization?

Abstract: Daghestan’s urban culture, in its Russian–European variety, is a relatively new phenomenon. Until the 1970’s, weddings in cities have been celebrated only by hereditary citizens, i.e. Russians, Armenians, Jews, Azerbaijanis, Kumyks, occasionally, while the rest of the city residents preferred to go to their home villages and play weddings there, after which the bride and groom would return if they were going to live in the city. Since the 1990’s, with the growth of the urban population due to the influx of the… Show more

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