In the Language of Their Hearts: Emotions and Language Choice in Child-Parent Interaction, Insights from a Yupik village

Schwalbe, Daria

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“…dyrkelse af samme sprog og sprogkultur) og som et kommunikativt middel, gennem hvilket den nationale ideologi blev kommunikeret til masserne. Dette blev gjort via både metaforisk sprogbrug, som fremhaevede den russiske kultur og det russiske sprogs overlegenhed, og gennem konstruktion af en generaliserende og ensidigt manipulerende fremstilling af geografiske områder og oprindelige folk (Ferguson, 2016;Schwalbe, 2022;Slezkine, 1994). En iøjnefaldende manifestation af denne systematiske stigmatisering af de oprindelige folk er de mange velkendte vittigheder om tjuktjerne -et nomadefolk, som lever på Tjukotka-halvøen og Kamtjatka-halvøen, og som primaert lever af rensdyravl.…”

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Grænselandsidentiteter – om tilhørsforhold og lokale handlemåder i et postsovjetisk rum

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Nielsen²

2023

Nordisk Østforum

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Borderland identities – on belonging and local ways of doing things in a post-Soviet placeIn this article we take a closer look at post-Soviet identity and ‘belonging’ within the Indigenous communities in Chukotka, the Russian Far East. During the Soviet era, the Soviet identity was glorified, whereas local ways of life, languages and the ethnic identities of Indigenous peoples were suppressed and stimatized. With the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the entire region sank into a severe economic and ideological crisis, forcing the Indigenous people to return to traditional ways of surviving, stimulating their interest in their ethnic roots, alternative spiritual values and new identities. Based on own empirical material, we analyse facets and practices of belonging among those who identify as Yupik and are related to Inuit in Greenland. Relying on Ortega’s notion of hometactics, we focus on activities – the use of certain words and amulets in homes, consumption of certain foods, and performance of sacred rituals and songs associated with the past – that forge a sense of familiarity and belonging in everyday spaces for the Yupik people, showing how Yupik identity is constructed, enacted, and attributed meaning in interaction and everyday life.

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Grænselandsidentiteter – om tilhørsforhold og lokale handlemåder i et postsovjetisk rum

Schwalbe

Nielsen²

2023

Nordisk Østforum

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In the Language of Their Hearts: Emotions and Language Choice in Child-Parent Interaction, Insights from a Yupik village

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Grænselandsidentiteter – om tilhørsforhold og lokale handlemåder i et postsovjetisk rum

Grænselandsidentiteter – om tilhørsforhold og lokale handlemåder i et postsovjetisk rum

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