Historical Consciousness in the Process of Forming Ethnic Stereotypes of Material Culture
https://doi.org/10.23947/2414-1143-2020-21-1-29-35
Abstract
The concept of stereotype, or ethnic stereotype, in ethnic science is associated with the formula «ethnic stereotype of behavior». Numerous works by ethnographers, culturologists and other scientists confirm the special relevance of the study of this phenomenon. There is an urgent need for a holistic consideration of ethnic stereotypes of behavior, not just in the usual way to ethnographers (as expressed in a particular form of elements of traditional everyday culture), but also in terms of their functioning in the sphere of everyday consciousness. However, stereotyping in ethnic tradition is a concept that covers a wider range of issues that differ from exclusively behavioral forms. Stereotyping is a phenomenon that is characteristic of many manifestations of the functioning of elements of traditional everyday culture. Tradition is understood as experience accumulating in the form of a system of stereotypes of human activity (activity), stereotypes of ideas about them and ways of their designation or symbolization. From this point of view, behavioral acts can be considered as particular manifestations of symbolic stereotypes. Relevant here are the aspects of human activity related to the production of material components of culture, ideas about them, or their perception as ethnic carriers. The main thesis communicativeness is one of the most important functions of tradition, involves a number of questions: which of the components of the material culture of peoples most persistently retain their specificity, being ethnic indicators of historical consciousness; how they function in time, what are the factors that stabilize, consolidate and transmit precisely these, and not other components of culture, what is the intensity of their historical existence (discreteness, continuity). In that case the problem of territorial and spatial relations appears, that is, the correlation of sub-ethnic, ethnic and superethnic in the cultural tradition, in this case, in its material components and their functioning.
About the Authors
M. G. KuleshinRussian Federation
Maxim G. Kuleshin – Ph.D. in History, Associate Professor
Stavropol
P. G. Nemashkalov
Russian Federation
Pavel G. Nemashkalov – Ph.D. in History, Associate Professor
Stavropol
O. O. Plyako
Russian Federation
Olesya O. Plyako – teacher of history and social science
Mikhailovsk, Stavropol Territory
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For citations:
Kuleshin M.G., Nemashkalov P.G., Plyako O.O. Historical Consciousness in the Process of Forming Ethnic Stereotypes of Material Culture. Science Almanac of Black Sea Region Countries. 2020;21(1):29-35. https://doi.org/10.23947/2414-1143-2020-21-1-29-35