Everyday religiosity and the politics of belonging in Ukraine:
"The Maidan protests of 2013-14 and the outbreak of a hybrid war in Eastern Ukraine in 2014 have led to an expansion of informal religious practices in public institutions, public space, and politics in Ukraine."
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Contents Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Note on Transliteration and Translation xiii Preface xv ix xii Introduction: Together and Apart 1 1. “Freedom Is Our Religion”: The Religious Dimensions of Political Life 25 2. Gold Domed Kyiv: The Power of Atmosphere 44 3. Radical Hope: The Maidan as Historic Event 82 4. The Aesthetics of Relatedness: Commemorative Spirits in Public Space 118 5. Serving on the Front and the Home Front: Military Chaplains in Public Institutions 149 Conclusion: The New Politics of Belonging 183 Notes References Index 191 205 219
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Index Note: Page references in italics refer to illustrative matter. activism, religious, 142-46,197nl9. See also protests adoption, 165 aesthetics of religion, 45֊46, 54, 55-58 affect, 39-42,44,147-48 affective affiliation, 194nl affective atmosphere of religiosity, 9-10, 36-37, 44-45, 47-52,117,171-74,180-82, 189. See also religiosity Agadjanian, Alexander, 33 Akhmetov, Rinat, 115 Alcoholics Anonymous, 193nl9 Alltagsgeschichte, 6 ambient faith, 49 American Anthropological Association (AAA), 198n29 American Judaism, 13-14 ancestor worship, 62-63 Anderson, Ben, 51-52 Anderson, Benedict, 81,122 angels, 50 Annales school, 6 Anti-Terrorist Operation (ATO), 118-19,151, 152,155,156,175,199nl Antohin, Alexandra, 45-46 Appadurai, Arjun, 67 Arab Spring, 107 architecture and aesthetics of religion, 45-46, 54, 55-58. See also public space and religiosity Atambayev, Almazbek, 136 atmosphere. See affective atmosphere of religiosity; monasteries, atmosphere of ATO. See Anti-Terrorist Operation (ATO) AUCCRU, 198n25 autocephaly, 2-4. See also ecclesiastical independence of Ukraine Azande and witchcraft, 57 Azarov, Mykola, 111 Babakova, Olena, 140-41 Bandak, Andreas, 76 baptism, 38, 41, 58, 90,110-11,145 bathing, sacred, 74, 75 Batkivshchyna (Fatherland) party, 94 Battlemind program, 174 Baudrillard, Jean, 130 believers, 10-11, 21 belonging, 42-43,45-46,153-54, 183-89 Benedict, Ruth, 48 Berger, Peter, 28 Berggolts, Olga, 165 Berkut Special Forces (Ukrainian riot police), 82,95,100,102,111-13,131 Bible Society of England and Wales, 49, 74-75 Billig, Michael, 77 blasphemy, 195n9 Bloch,
Maurice, 35 Böhme, Gernot, 51 Boylston, Tom, 76 Brazil, 150,180,195nl2 Brennan, Teresa, 44 Brodsky, losip, 101 Burgess, John, 28, 33, 194nl burial and funeral services, 128-30,145, 163-65, 200n3,200n6 Byriukov, Yurii, 3,191n7 Carnival (festival), 195nl2 Casanova, José, 29 Cathedral of Christ the Savior, Moscow, 34 Catholicism, 40, 50. See also Ukrainian Greek Catholic Orthodox Church (UGCC) Center for Military Chaplaincy, 165 Chornovil, Tetiana, 113 Chrysostom, John, 103 citizen dignity, 104-10 citizenship, 33, 90-91 clergy. See military chaplains; names ofspecific persons coal, 105,115 collective effervescence, 109 Collective Security Treaty Organization, 136 Collins, Randall, 109-10 commemorative monuments, 137,138-39, 183-85,196ՈՈ13-15 219
220 INDEX commemorative shrines, 7, 24,52, 118-21, 133 Communist Party, 50 communist symbolism, 78 Confederate iconography in US, 78, 196nnl3-14 Cossack Sichs, 125 Cossack symbolism, 108,120-21,199nl Crimea: Putin on, 38,193n8, 200n9; Russian annexation of, 3, 114-15,133,149, 191nl, 201nl; Tatars of, 3 Crow tribe, 86-87, 197n6 Cuba, 105 Davie, Grace, 12 Day of Dignity, 108. See also Maidan protests (2013-2014) Day of National Remembrance and Reconcili ation, 79. See also Victory Day commemoration Day of Protection of the Blessed Virgin, 156 Day of the Defender of Ukraine, 156, 177 Day of Ukrainian Cossacks, 156 Day of UPA, 156-57 death: burial and funeral services, 128-30, 145,163-65, 200n3, 200n6; commemorative monuments for, 137,138-39,183-85, 196nnl3-15; commemorative shrines for, 7, 24, 52, 118-21, 133; in Georgia, 150; during Maidan protests, 26, 94-96,111-14,118; grief into rage over, 131-33,142-43,147-48; from Ukrainian-Russian hybrid war, 137-38, 143-44,149,152,193nl defense vs. aggression, 155-58 deinstitutionalization of religion, 7-8, 10. See also vernacular religiosity Department of Moral-Psychological Services (Armed Forces of Ukraine), 152 de Vries, Hent, 28 Dignitatis Humanae, 105-6 Dignitatis Personae, 199n31 dignity, 104-10, 119, 165-67,198n28 dislocations, 84 Dmytruk, Anastasia, 133,148 Dnipro, Ukraine, 92 Donbas, Ukraine: armed conflict and death in, 90, 115-16,142,150,155, 164; faith groups in, 3, 39,154; protests in, 105; Sviatohirsk Monastery, 38, 39 Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), 38, 115-16 Dragadze, Tamara, 30 Durkheim, Emile, 109 Dymyd, Mykhailo,
88 ecclesiastical independence of Ukraine, 2-5, 16-17,158. See also names ofspecific institutions; sovereignty of Ukraine Ecumenical Patriarch (EP), 2, 31-32,191nn4-5 Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, 2 Egypt, 107 Eleos-Ukraine Network, 167 Elzy, Okean, 108 empathy, 140-41 Engelhardt, Jeffers, 128 Engelke, Matthew, 49 EP (Ecumenical Patriarch), 2, 31-32, 191nn4-5 Epiphanius (Dumenko), 4, 16, 32,137,156 Epstein, Mikhail, 12 Erfahrung, 54 Erlebnis, 54 Estonian Apostolic Orthodox Church, 32 Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, 32, 76 ethnic Russians, 33, 90-91 ethnodoxy, 194nl0 ethnographic research methods, 21-24 ethos, 48 Eurasian Customs Union, 3, 83,115 EuroMaidan. See Maidan protests (2013-2014) European Union Association Agreement, 3, 82, 83, 199n39 Evans-Pritchard, Edward, 57 everyday religiosity, 5-10 Famine (1932-33), 31 fear, 178 Fifth Channel, 84 Filaret (Denysenko), Patriarch, 16, 92, 97,100, 166 Finland, 105 Flatley, Jonathan, 80 folk aesthetic, 169-70 Fomina, Victoria, 181 Foucault, Michel, 126 France, 105 “Freedom Is Our Religion!” (slogan), 25,26, 56 funeral services, 128-30,145,163-65, 200n3, 200n6 Fylypovych, Liudmylla, 85 Garrison Church, Lviv, 142,143, 158-59 Geertz, Clifford, 81 Georgia, 141, 150 Giddens, Anthony, 200n2 Goldberg Church, 58-63, 80 gorozhane, 192nl2 Gothic architecture, 45,57. See also architec ture and aesthetics of religion
INDEX Greek Catholicism, 75-76. See also Ukrainian Greek Catholic Orthodox Church (UGCC) Gregg, Melissa, 52 grief, 121-22,147. See also mourning; rage into grief/grief into rage Grzymala-Busse, Anna, 57 Gudziak, Borys, 100 Hall, David, 8 Harding, Susan Friend, 75 Havel, Vaclav, 114 Hertz, Robert, 130,200n5 Herzfeld, Michael, 184 Hirschkind, Charles, 49 HIV/AIDS discrimination, 166,197n7 Holodomor, 31 homes animated with prayer, 65-68. See also places animated with prayer Hovorun, Cyril, 28,103-4 human dignity, 104-10,119,165-67, 198n28, 198nn28-29 human rights, 105,198n29. See also human dignity Huzar, Liubomyr, 192nl7 hybrid war, 2 Idov, Michael, 45 Ilongots, 132 imagination, 35 “in-churching,” 33 income inequality, 92 independence. See ecclesiastical independence of Ukraine; sovereignty of Ukraine International Labour Organization, 105 Ireland, 105 Islam, 40 Israel, 194nl2, 202n20 Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine, +, 112 Ivshyna, Larysa, 83 Jameson, Frederic, 199n40 Judaism, 13-14 Just Orthodox, 10-15,20,47, 57-58,186-88. See also vernacular religiosity Kant, Immanuel, 105 Keane, Webb, 56 Kenworthy, Scott, 33 Kharkiv, Ukraine, 22,49, 92,157, 194n2 khram, 97 King, Martin Luther, Jr., 194nl2 Kirill (Gundiaev), Patriarch, 37,102 Klaipeda (musical group), 135 Klychko, Vitalii, 94,184 221 Kormina, Jeanne, 12,69 Kulyk, Volodymyr, 91 Kyiv, Ukraine. See Maidan protests (2013-2014) Kyivan Rus’, 1, 35, 38, 88, 99,199nl Kyivian Tradition, 16-17. See also Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kyiv Patriarchate (UOC-KP) Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, 174-75 Kyiv Patriarch. See Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kyiv
Patriarchate (UOC-KP) Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, 39 Langer, Susan, 52 Langer, Susanne, 46-47 language and citizenship, 33 Latour, Bruno, 127 Latvia, 141 lavra, 38-39 Lavrov, Sergei, 116 Law 2558 (2015), 78 Law 2662 (2018), 153 Law 5309 (2018), 32,154 Lear, Jonathan, 86 lebensweit, 54 Lenin, Vladimir, 99, 200n3 Leninfalls (Leninpad) movement, 99 Lerner, Julia, 162 Libya, 107 lifeworlds, 54-55 Lik Bozhii (Imago Dei), 106-7 Lithuania, 141 lived theology, 28 “Love Ukraine” (Sosyura), 157 Luhrmann, Tanya, 67,68, 75 Lukyanenko, Vladimir, 132, 200n7 Lviv, Ukraine, 92, 96, 112, 139, 158 Lychakivs’kyi Cemetery, Lviv, 163-64 Mahdych, Oleh, 97 Maidan protests (2013-2014), 26, 93, 111, 112; background of, 3, 82-85,197nll, 197nl3; commemoration and mourning of, 118-25, 133; commemorative monument for, 138-39; commemorative shrines for, 7, 24, 52,118-21; description of, 85-88; dignity and, 104,107,108-10; first protests, 91-92, 93; Hovorun on, 103-4; injuries and deaths during, 26,94-96,111-14,118; self perceptions of changes after, 88-91; significance of, 24, 25, 52,98-101,116-17; student strike, 94 Maidan Self-Defense units, 100, 137 Marx, Karl, 30,86 Marynovych, Myroslav, 88, 95
222 INDEX Mary the Theotokos, 156 medical chaplains, 152 Metropolitan of Kyiv, 4,16, 32, 137 Mexico, 105 Meyer, Birgit, 8-9 militant atheism, 29-30 militarized masculinity, 146,181 military chaplains: charitable work by, 165-67; establishment and purpose of, 150-51, 152; Maidan chaplains and, 108; political and religious affiliations of, 153-55; restrictions against, 32; spiritual ized healing by, 167-71; Stepan Sus, 159-62; on wartime defense vs. aggression, 155-58; Zelins’kyi, Andriy, 151, 174-80. See also spiritualized healing mimetic faculty, 63,65,195n7 minimal religion, as concept, 12 Moldova, 150 monasteries, atmosphere of, 171-74. See also names of specific monasteries monuments, 138-39,183-85, 196nnl3-15 morality and human dignity, 106-7, 200n2 Moscow Patriarch. See Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP) mourning, 118-25. See also death Najem, Nawara, 107 namolene mistse/namolennoe mesto, 58-65 Namolenisť, 58 Narodne Viche, 99,108 National Academy of Land Forces, 175 National Day of Prayer, 37 National Guard, 152 National Museum, 132 nation-state model of religiosity, 15, 40-41, 195nnll-12. See also religiosity Naumescu, Vlad, 75,187,203n2 Nayyem, Mustafa, 91-92, 140 Nazism, 30, 78, 146,197nl5,199nl neighborhood animated with prayer, 63-65. See also places animated with prayer; public space and religiosity Nemtsov, Boris, 200n4 “Never will we be brothers” (Dmytruk), 133-36, 148 Nigoian, Sergeii, 111 nomadic religiosity, 69 nonaffiliation, 10. See also Just Orthodox nonbelievers, 10-11 Northern Ireland, 189, 194nl2 Notre Dame de Paris, 45 Nusenkis,
Viktor, 191n6 Occupy Wall Street movement, 94 OCU. See Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU) Odesa, Ukraine, 92,101 Oliphant, Elayne, 50, 195n8 Onufrii, Metropolitan, 16, 145 Onyshkevych, Iroh, 97 Orange Revolution, 83, 89,96 Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), 146, 197Ո15 Orlova, Julia, 99 orphan chaplains, 152 Orsi, Robert, 8 Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU): affiliations of, 4, 188; establishment of, 2,16, 32,185; religious pluralism and, 5; tomos of, 2-4; UOC-KP and, 16, 137,155-56, 192nl4 Orthodox imaginary, 187, 203n2 Orthodoxy, 19-21, 153,194nl0. See also Just Orthodox; names ofspecific churches Oushakine, Serguei, 165 painting series, 131, 132,133 Pakanych, Antonyi, 102 Palestine, 194nl2, 202n20 panakhyda funeral rite, 128-30,164-65 parafiiany, 10 patriotism, 88-91, 181-82,203n23 Paul VI (pope), 105-6 People’s Aseembly, 99 People’s Friendship Arch, 183-85 Pesman, Dale, 48 Phoenix Wings, 191n7 Pikkardiis’ka Tertsiia (musical group), 128-29 pilgrimages, 68-73 pilgrim-tourists, 70-71 place-making, 58, 80 places animated with prayer, 58-67. See also public space and religiosity; sacred places Plyve Kacha po Tysyni (song), 128-29,139 Pochaiv Monastery, Western Ukraine, 38-39, 68-71, 80 poetry, 133-36, 148 Poland, 141 Polish Autocephalous Orthodox Church, 32 Polish Catholicism, 16 political Orthodoxies, 28 political power of religiosity, 25-28, 78-81 Poltava, Ukraine, 112,177 Pomynal’nyi Den’, 146 Poroshenko, Petro: on ecclesiastical indepen dence, 2,4,17; Maidan protests and, 84, 93-94; political slogan of, 25,26, 56,180; veteran commemoration by, 145 Pravyi Sektor
party, 96
INDEX prikhozhane, 10 prison chaplains, 152 prosto Pravoslavni, 12. See also Just Orthodox Protestant Union of Evangelical Christians, 108 protests, 34,105. See also activism, religious; Maidan protests (2013-2014) Proudhon, Pierre-Joseph, 105 Provody, 146 prykhylnyky, 10 Pryshko, Anatoliy, 95 psychiatry, 170 psychoanalysis, 202nl6 psychology, 168,178-79 psychotherapy, 170-71,202nl4 public institutions and religiosity, 49, 49-50, 151. See also military chaplains public space and religiosity, 118-25, 133, 138-39,195nll. See also architecture and aesthetics of religion; places animated with prayer; sacred places punk prayer, 34,195n9 Pussy Riot, 34,195n9 Putin, Vladimir: on Crimea, 38,193n8, 200n9; Crimean annexation by, 3,114-15,133,149, 191Ո1, 201nl; return to presidency of, 102; on Russian World, 114,133; on Ukraine relationship, 1, 38 Québec, Canada, 195nll racial reconciliation, 194nl2 radical hope, 86-88,116,179 rage into grief/grief into rage, 131-33,142-43, 147. See also grief Rappaport, Roy, 127 relatedness and religiosity, 31-35,40-43 religiosity, affective atmosphere of, 9-10, 36-37,44-45,47-52,117,171-74,180-82, 189; belonging and, 42-43,45-46, 153-54, 183-89; of Just Orthodox, 10-15, 20; nation-state model of, 15,40-41,195nnll-12; nomadic form of, 69; political power of, 25-28,78-81; relatedness and, 31-35, 40-43; social legibility of, 28-31; sovereignty of Ukraine and, 1-4; as therapeutic strategy, 162-65, 193nl9; through pilgrimages, 68-73; through sacred bathing, 74, 75 religious activism, 142-46, 197nl9 religious pluralism, 5, 32-33,87-88,180-81 religious
renaissance, 59 research methods, 21-24 Revolution of Dignity. See Maidan protests (2013-2014) 223 Revolution on Granite protests (1990), 83 Ries, Nancy, 9 ritual, 9, IS ritual effervescence, 109 Robbins, Joel, 109 ROC. See Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) Rodionov, Evgenii, 181 Roman Catholic Church, 98,101,105-6,108, 113. See also Catholicism Rosaldo, Michelle, 47 Rosaldo, Renato, 132 Rudeyko, Vasyl, 98 Rus, 156 rushnyky, 169 Russian Orthodox Church (ROC): ecclesiasti cal independence and, 2-3,4,32-34, 79, 191n4,191n5; repression of, 30; on Russkii mir, 101; Sviatorhirsk Lavra of, 38-39. See also Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP) Russian Orthodox Church’s Basic Teaching on Human Dignity, Freedom and Rights (2008), 106 Russian World (Russkii Mir), as concept, 4,15, 33, 37-38,101-3, 198n24 Russian World Foundation, 101,102 russkies, 33 sacred bathing, 74, 75 sacred places, 39-42; Maidan commemoration and, 124, 133; monasteries as, 171-74; pilgrimages to, 68-73; places animated with prayer, 58-67. See also public space and religiosity sacred residue, 60 sacrifice, 122 Saint Sophia’s Cathedral, 16 secularism, 10,21,29-30,33,192nl0. See also vernacular religiosity Seigworth, Gregory, 52 self-organization (samoorhanizatsiia), 88 Sewell, William, 84 Shaw, George Bernard, 185 Shchetkina, Ekaterina, 96 Shevel, Oxana, 187 Shevelov, Yurii, 63-64 shrines, commemorative, 7, 24, 52,118-21, 133 signs of religiosity in urban architecture, 45-46, 54, 55-58 Sioux, 197n6 Sitting Bull, 197n6 slavery, 105 slow ethnography, 18-21, 44
224 INDEX Smith, Jonathan Z., 7 Smolkin, Victoria, 30 sofia, 180-81 Sonevytsky, Maria, 180,203n23 Sosyura, Volodymyr, 157 sotni, 108 sotnya, 119-20 sovereignty of Ukraine, 1-5,16, 83,146, 149, 191ո4, 197nl5. See also ecclesiastical independence of Ukraine spiritualized healing, 167-71. See also military chaplains Stalin, Joseph, 30,106 St. Andrew, 156 State Border Service, 152 Steps to an Ecology of Mind (Bateson), 47 Stewart, Kathleen, 65 St. Isaac’s Cathedral, St. Petersburg, 34 St. Michael’s Monastery, Kyiv, 31, 95, 96,100, 107,113,137,142. See also Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kyiv Patriarchate (UOC-KP) St. Nicholas Church, 11 Stoller, Paul, 195n7 St. Pokrovskyi Monastery, Kharkiv, 70 Strelkov (Girkin), Igor, 115 St. Tetiana, 49 student chaplains, 152 Suez Canal Crisis (1956), 107 Suprun, Uliana, 169 Sus, Stepan, 159-62,171 Suslov, Mikhail, 15,102 Sviatohirsk Lavra, 38, 39, 66 svitaynia. See commemorative shrines Svoboda (Freedom) party, 94, 99, 113 symbolism in public spaces, 49-53. See also public space and religiosity; sacred places Synodal Department for the Medical Chaplaincy, 165 Syrian Orthodox Church, India, 32, 75-76 Tantsiura, Viktor, 97 Tatars, 3 Taussig, Michael, 63 Ten Commandments mural, 52,53 Ternopil, Ukraine, +, 112 Territorial Defense Battalions, 137 therapeutic religiosity, 162-65, 193nl9. See also religiosity Tombs of the Unknown Soldier, 122 tomos, 2-4. See also ecclesiastical indepen dence of Ukraine transactional social, 35, 38 transcendental social, 35, 38, 193n5 trauma, mass, 146, 173,178,196n5. See also Maidan protests (2013-2014) trust, 155,163,
178 tryzub, 120,199nl Tselkovs’kyi, Hennadiy, 85 Tunisia, 107 Turkey, 107 Tutu, Desmond, 194nl2 Tweed, Thomas, 36 200 Churches program, 33 Tymoshenko, Yulia, 89, 94, 113 UAOC. See Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church (UAOC) UCCRO. (Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations), 198nl5 UGCC. See Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (UGCC) Ukraine without Kuchma movement, 83 Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church (UAOC): Maidan protests and, 108,114; political positions of, 12; religious pluralism and, 187; repression of, 30; revival of, 31, 191Ո4 Ukrainian Catholic University, 88, 92,100, 175,176 Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform (UDAR), 94 Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (UGCC): activism of, 142; establishment of, 16; Maidan protests and, 83, 97, 100, 108; reinstatement of, 31; Soviet repression of, 30, 31; Stalin and, 106; Yanukovych and, 110 Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance, 140 Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), 120, 146, 156-57,199nl Ukrainian Leadership Academy (ULA), 176-78 Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, 152, 153 Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kyiv Patriarch ate (UOC-KP), 11; establishment of, 31, 191n4; Maidan protests and, 95, 100, 108, 114, 167; OCU and, 16, 137, 155-56,192nl4; St. Michael’s Monastery, 31,95,96,100, 107, 113,137,142 Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP): affiliations of, 4, 32,188; constitution of, 38; history of, 1,16; Maidan protests and, 108; military chaplains and, 153, 154; name of, 3; political positions of, 102,145; property transfers of, 68-69. See also Russian Orthodox Church (ROC)
INDEX ULA (Ukrainian Leadership Academy), 176-78 UN Declaration of Human Rights, 105,198n30 United States, 78, 86-87,194nl2,196nnl3-14, 197n6,201n7 UOC-KP. See Ukrainian Orthodox ChurchKyiv Patriarchate (UOC-KP) UOC-MP. See Ukrainian Orthodox ChurchMoscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP) US Army Chaplain Corps, 201n7 Vakarchuk, Svyatoslav, 108-9 Veisberg, Matvei, 131,132-33 Velvet Revolution, 114 Verbytskyi, Yurii, 111 vernacular religiosity, 5-10; institutional authority and, 76-77,192n9; places animated with prayer, 58-67; state encouragement for, 126-27. See also deinstitutionalization of religion; Just Orthodox; secularism veteran care and recovery, 171-74 Victory Day commemoration, 79,144-46. See also Day of National Remembrance and Reconciliation; World War II 225 Vietnam Memorial, Washington DC, 137 Virgin Mary, 50, 51 Wall painting series (Veisberg), 131,132, 133 wartime defense vs. aggression, 155-58 Wilde, Oscar, 203nl Williams, Raymond, 48, 81 women in armed forces, 146,156 World War II: commemoration of, 1, 79, 144-46; significance of, 35, 88, 105 Yanukovych, Viktor: Maidan protests and, 3, 82; opulence of, 114, 132; ousting of, 84, 112-14; on Sviatohirska Lavra, 38, 39; UGCCand, 110 Yatsenyuk, Arseniy, 108, 113 Yugoslavia, 189,194nl2 Yushchenko, Viktor, 89, 157 zakhozhane, 10 Zelensky, Volodymyr, 4 Zelins’kyi, Andriy, 151,174-80 Zhiznevskii, Mikhail, 111 |
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Contents Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Note on Transliteration and Translation xiii Preface xv ix xii Introduction: Together and Apart 1 1. “Freedom Is Our Religion”: The Religious Dimensions of Political Life 25 2. Gold Domed Kyiv: The Power of Atmosphere 44 3. Radical Hope: The Maidan as Historic Event 82 4. The Aesthetics of Relatedness: Commemorative Spirits in Public Space 118 5. Serving on the Front and the Home Front: Military Chaplains in Public Institutions 149 Conclusion: The New Politics of Belonging 183 Notes References Index 191 205 219
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Index Note: Page references in italics refer to illustrative matter. activism, religious, 142-46,197nl9. See also protests adoption, 165 aesthetics of religion, 45֊46, 54, 55-58 affect, 39-42,44,147-48 affective affiliation, 194nl affective atmosphere of religiosity, 9-10, 36-37, 44-45, 47-52,117,171-74,180-82, 189. See also religiosity Agadjanian, Alexander, 33 Akhmetov, Rinat, 115 Alcoholics Anonymous, 193nl9 Alltagsgeschichte, 6 ambient faith, 49 American Anthropological Association (AAA), 198n29 American Judaism, 13-14 ancestor worship, 62-63 Anderson, Ben, 51-52 Anderson, Benedict, 81,122 angels, 50 Annales school, 6 Anti-Terrorist Operation (ATO), 118-19,151, 152,155,156,175,199nl Antohin, Alexandra, 45-46 Appadurai, Arjun, 67 Arab Spring, 107 architecture and aesthetics of religion, 45-46, 54, 55-58. See also public space and religiosity Atambayev, Almazbek, 136 atmosphere. See affective atmosphere of religiosity; monasteries, atmosphere of ATO. See Anti-Terrorist Operation (ATO) AUCCRU, 198n25 autocephaly, 2-4. See also ecclesiastical independence of Ukraine Azande and witchcraft, 57 Azarov, Mykola, 111 Babakova, Olena, 140-41 Bandak, Andreas, 76 baptism, 38, 41, 58, 90,110-11,145 bathing, sacred, 74, 75 Batkivshchyna (Fatherland) party, 94 Battlemind program, 174 Baudrillard, Jean, 130 believers, 10-11, 21 belonging, 42-43,45-46,153-54, 183-89 Benedict, Ruth, 48 Berger, Peter, 28 Berggolts, Olga, 165 Berkut Special Forces (Ukrainian riot police), 82,95,100,102,111-13,131 Bible Society of England and Wales, 49, 74-75 Billig, Michael, 77 blasphemy, 195n9 Bloch,
Maurice, 35 Böhme, Gernot, 51 Boylston, Tom, 76 Brazil, 150,180,195nl2 Brennan, Teresa, 44 Brodsky, losip, 101 Burgess, John, 28, 33, 194nl burial and funeral services, 128-30,145, 163-65, 200n3,200n6 Byriukov, Yurii, 3,191n7 Carnival (festival), 195nl2 Casanova, José, 29 Cathedral of Christ the Savior, Moscow, 34 Catholicism, 40, 50. See also Ukrainian Greek Catholic Orthodox Church (UGCC) Center for Military Chaplaincy, 165 Chornovil, Tetiana, 113 Chrysostom, John, 103 citizen dignity, 104-10 citizenship, 33, 90-91 clergy. See military chaplains; names ofspecific persons coal, 105,115 collective effervescence, 109 Collective Security Treaty Organization, 136 Collins, Randall, 109-10 commemorative monuments, 137,138-39, 183-85,196ՈՈ13-15 219
220 INDEX commemorative shrines, 7, 24,52, 118-21, 133 Communist Party, 50 communist symbolism, 78 Confederate iconography in US, 78, 196nnl3-14 Cossack Sichs, 125 Cossack symbolism, 108,120-21,199nl Crimea: Putin on, 38,193n8, 200n9; Russian annexation of, 3, 114-15,133,149, 191nl, 201nl; Tatars of, 3 Crow tribe, 86-87, 197n6 Cuba, 105 Davie, Grace, 12 Day of Dignity, 108. See also Maidan protests (2013-2014) Day of National Remembrance and Reconcili ation, 79. See also Victory Day commemoration Day of Protection of the Blessed Virgin, 156 Day of the Defender of Ukraine, 156, 177 Day of Ukrainian Cossacks, 156 Day of UPA, 156-57 death: burial and funeral services, 128-30, 145,163-65, 200n3, 200n6; commemorative monuments for, 137,138-39,183-85, 196nnl3-15; commemorative shrines for, 7, 24, 52, 118-21, 133; in Georgia, 150; during Maidan protests, 26, 94-96,111-14,118; grief into rage over, 131-33,142-43,147-48; from Ukrainian-Russian hybrid war, 137-38, 143-44,149,152,193nl defense vs. aggression, 155-58 deinstitutionalization of religion, 7-8, 10. See also vernacular religiosity Department of Moral-Psychological Services (Armed Forces of Ukraine), 152 de Vries, Hent, 28 Dignitatis Humanae, 105-6 Dignitatis Personae, 199n31 dignity, 104-10, 119, 165-67,198n28 dislocations, 84 Dmytruk, Anastasia, 133,148 Dnipro, Ukraine, 92 Donbas, Ukraine: armed conflict and death in, 90, 115-16,142,150,155, 164; faith groups in, 3, 39,154; protests in, 105; Sviatohirsk Monastery, 38, 39 Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), 38, 115-16 Dragadze, Tamara, 30 Durkheim, Emile, 109 Dymyd, Mykhailo,
88 ecclesiastical independence of Ukraine, 2-5, 16-17,158. See also names ofspecific institutions; sovereignty of Ukraine Ecumenical Patriarch (EP), 2, 31-32,191nn4-5 Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, 2 Egypt, 107 Eleos-Ukraine Network, 167 Elzy, Okean, 108 empathy, 140-41 Engelhardt, Jeffers, 128 Engelke, Matthew, 49 EP (Ecumenical Patriarch), 2, 31-32, 191nn4-5 Epiphanius (Dumenko), 4, 16, 32,137,156 Epstein, Mikhail, 12 Erfahrung, 54 Erlebnis, 54 Estonian Apostolic Orthodox Church, 32 Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, 32, 76 ethnic Russians, 33, 90-91 ethnodoxy, 194nl0 ethnographic research methods, 21-24 ethos, 48 Eurasian Customs Union, 3, 83,115 EuroMaidan. See Maidan protests (2013-2014) European Union Association Agreement, 3, 82, 83, 199n39 Evans-Pritchard, Edward, 57 everyday religiosity, 5-10 Famine (1932-33), 31 fear, 178 Fifth Channel, 84 Filaret (Denysenko), Patriarch, 16, 92, 97,100, 166 Finland, 105 Flatley, Jonathan, 80 folk aesthetic, 169-70 Fomina, Victoria, 181 Foucault, Michel, 126 France, 105 “Freedom Is Our Religion!” (slogan), 25,26, 56 funeral services, 128-30,145,163-65, 200n3, 200n6 Fylypovych, Liudmylla, 85 Garrison Church, Lviv, 142,143, 158-59 Geertz, Clifford, 81 Georgia, 141, 150 Giddens, Anthony, 200n2 Goldberg Church, 58-63, 80 gorozhane, 192nl2 Gothic architecture, 45,57. See also architec ture and aesthetics of religion
INDEX Greek Catholicism, 75-76. See also Ukrainian Greek Catholic Orthodox Church (UGCC) Gregg, Melissa, 52 grief, 121-22,147. See also mourning; rage into grief/grief into rage Grzymala-Busse, Anna, 57 Gudziak, Borys, 100 Hall, David, 8 Harding, Susan Friend, 75 Havel, Vaclav, 114 Hertz, Robert, 130,200n5 Herzfeld, Michael, 184 Hirschkind, Charles, 49 HIV/AIDS discrimination, 166,197n7 Holodomor, 31 homes animated with prayer, 65-68. See also places animated with prayer Hovorun, Cyril, 28,103-4 human dignity, 104-10,119,165-67, 198n28, 198nn28-29 human rights, 105,198n29. See also human dignity Huzar, Liubomyr, 192nl7 hybrid war, 2 Idov, Michael, 45 Ilongots, 132 imagination, 35 “in-churching,” 33 income inequality, 92 independence. See ecclesiastical independence of Ukraine; sovereignty of Ukraine International Labour Organization, 105 Ireland, 105 Islam, 40 Israel, 194nl2, 202n20 Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine, +, 112 Ivshyna, Larysa, 83 Jameson, Frederic, 199n40 Judaism, 13-14 Just Orthodox, 10-15,20,47, 57-58,186-88. See also vernacular religiosity Kant, Immanuel, 105 Keane, Webb, 56 Kenworthy, Scott, 33 Kharkiv, Ukraine, 22,49, 92,157, 194n2 khram, 97 King, Martin Luther, Jr., 194nl2 Kirill (Gundiaev), Patriarch, 37,102 Klaipeda (musical group), 135 Klychko, Vitalii, 94,184 221 Kormina, Jeanne, 12,69 Kulyk, Volodymyr, 91 Kyiv, Ukraine. See Maidan protests (2013-2014) Kyivan Rus’, 1, 35, 38, 88, 99,199nl Kyivian Tradition, 16-17. See also Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kyiv Patriarchate (UOC-KP) Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, 174-75 Kyiv Patriarch. See Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kyiv
Patriarchate (UOC-KP) Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, 39 Langer, Susan, 52 Langer, Susanne, 46-47 language and citizenship, 33 Latour, Bruno, 127 Latvia, 141 lavra, 38-39 Lavrov, Sergei, 116 Law 2558 (2015), 78 Law 2662 (2018), 153 Law 5309 (2018), 32,154 Lear, Jonathan, 86 lebensweit, 54 Lenin, Vladimir, 99, 200n3 Leninfalls (Leninpad) movement, 99 Lerner, Julia, 162 Libya, 107 lifeworlds, 54-55 Lik Bozhii (Imago Dei), 106-7 Lithuania, 141 lived theology, 28 “Love Ukraine” (Sosyura), 157 Luhrmann, Tanya, 67,68, 75 Lukyanenko, Vladimir, 132, 200n7 Lviv, Ukraine, 92, 96, 112, 139, 158 Lychakivs’kyi Cemetery, Lviv, 163-64 Mahdych, Oleh, 97 Maidan protests (2013-2014), 26, 93, 111, 112; background of, 3, 82-85,197nll, 197nl3; commemoration and mourning of, 118-25, 133; commemorative monument for, 138-39; commemorative shrines for, 7, 24, 52,118-21; description of, 85-88; dignity and, 104,107,108-10; first protests, 91-92, 93; Hovorun on, 103-4; injuries and deaths during, 26,94-96,111-14,118; self perceptions of changes after, 88-91; significance of, 24, 25, 52,98-101,116-17; student strike, 94 Maidan Self-Defense units, 100, 137 Marx, Karl, 30,86 Marynovych, Myroslav, 88, 95
222 INDEX Mary the Theotokos, 156 medical chaplains, 152 Metropolitan of Kyiv, 4,16, 32, 137 Mexico, 105 Meyer, Birgit, 8-9 militant atheism, 29-30 militarized masculinity, 146,181 military chaplains: charitable work by, 165-67; establishment and purpose of, 150-51, 152; Maidan chaplains and, 108; political and religious affiliations of, 153-55; restrictions against, 32; spiritual ized healing by, 167-71; Stepan Sus, 159-62; on wartime defense vs. aggression, 155-58; Zelins’kyi, Andriy, 151, 174-80. See also spiritualized healing mimetic faculty, 63,65,195n7 minimal religion, as concept, 12 Moldova, 150 monasteries, atmosphere of, 171-74. See also names of specific monasteries monuments, 138-39,183-85, 196nnl3-15 morality and human dignity, 106-7, 200n2 Moscow Patriarch. See Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP) mourning, 118-25. See also death Najem, Nawara, 107 namolene mistse/namolennoe mesto, 58-65 Namolenisť, 58 Narodne Viche, 99,108 National Academy of Land Forces, 175 National Day of Prayer, 37 National Guard, 152 National Museum, 132 nation-state model of religiosity, 15, 40-41, 195nnll-12. See also religiosity Naumescu, Vlad, 75,187,203n2 Nayyem, Mustafa, 91-92, 140 Nazism, 30, 78, 146,197nl5,199nl neighborhood animated with prayer, 63-65. See also places animated with prayer; public space and religiosity Nemtsov, Boris, 200n4 “Never will we be brothers” (Dmytruk), 133-36, 148 Nigoian, Sergeii, 111 nomadic religiosity, 69 nonaffiliation, 10. See also Just Orthodox nonbelievers, 10-11 Northern Ireland, 189, 194nl2 Notre Dame de Paris, 45 Nusenkis,
Viktor, 191n6 Occupy Wall Street movement, 94 OCU. See Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU) Odesa, Ukraine, 92,101 Oliphant, Elayne, 50, 195n8 Onufrii, Metropolitan, 16, 145 Onyshkevych, Iroh, 97 Orange Revolution, 83, 89,96 Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), 146, 197Ո15 Orlova, Julia, 99 orphan chaplains, 152 Orsi, Robert, 8 Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU): affiliations of, 4, 188; establishment of, 2,16, 32,185; religious pluralism and, 5; tomos of, 2-4; UOC-KP and, 16, 137,155-56, 192nl4 Orthodox imaginary, 187, 203n2 Orthodoxy, 19-21, 153,194nl0. See also Just Orthodox; names ofspecific churches Oushakine, Serguei, 165 painting series, 131, 132,133 Pakanych, Antonyi, 102 Palestine, 194nl2, 202n20 panakhyda funeral rite, 128-30,164-65 parafiiany, 10 patriotism, 88-91, 181-82,203n23 Paul VI (pope), 105-6 People’s Aseembly, 99 People’s Friendship Arch, 183-85 Pesman, Dale, 48 Phoenix Wings, 191n7 Pikkardiis’ka Tertsiia (musical group), 128-29 pilgrimages, 68-73 pilgrim-tourists, 70-71 place-making, 58, 80 places animated with prayer, 58-67. See also public space and religiosity; sacred places Plyve Kacha po Tysyni (song), 128-29,139 Pochaiv Monastery, Western Ukraine, 38-39, 68-71, 80 poetry, 133-36, 148 Poland, 141 Polish Autocephalous Orthodox Church, 32 Polish Catholicism, 16 political Orthodoxies, 28 political power of religiosity, 25-28, 78-81 Poltava, Ukraine, 112,177 Pomynal’nyi Den’, 146 Poroshenko, Petro: on ecclesiastical indepen dence, 2,4,17; Maidan protests and, 84, 93-94; political slogan of, 25,26, 56,180; veteran commemoration by, 145 Pravyi Sektor
party, 96
INDEX prikhozhane, 10 prison chaplains, 152 prosto Pravoslavni, 12. See also Just Orthodox Protestant Union of Evangelical Christians, 108 protests, 34,105. See also activism, religious; Maidan protests (2013-2014) Proudhon, Pierre-Joseph, 105 Provody, 146 prykhylnyky, 10 Pryshko, Anatoliy, 95 psychiatry, 170 psychoanalysis, 202nl6 psychology, 168,178-79 psychotherapy, 170-71,202nl4 public institutions and religiosity, 49, 49-50, 151. See also military chaplains public space and religiosity, 118-25, 133, 138-39,195nll. See also architecture and aesthetics of religion; places animated with prayer; sacred places punk prayer, 34,195n9 Pussy Riot, 34,195n9 Putin, Vladimir: on Crimea, 38,193n8, 200n9; Crimean annexation by, 3,114-15,133,149, 191Ո1, 201nl; return to presidency of, 102; on Russian World, 114,133; on Ukraine relationship, 1, 38 Québec, Canada, 195nll racial reconciliation, 194nl2 radical hope, 86-88,116,179 rage into grief/grief into rage, 131-33,142-43, 147. See also grief Rappaport, Roy, 127 relatedness and religiosity, 31-35,40-43 religiosity, affective atmosphere of, 9-10, 36-37,44-45,47-52,117,171-74,180-82, 189; belonging and, 42-43,45-46, 153-54, 183-89; of Just Orthodox, 10-15, 20; nation-state model of, 15,40-41,195nnll-12; nomadic form of, 69; political power of, 25-28,78-81; relatedness and, 31-35, 40-43; social legibility of, 28-31; sovereignty of Ukraine and, 1-4; as therapeutic strategy, 162-65, 193nl9; through pilgrimages, 68-73; through sacred bathing, 74, 75 religious activism, 142-46, 197nl9 religious pluralism, 5, 32-33,87-88,180-81 religious
renaissance, 59 research methods, 21-24 Revolution of Dignity. See Maidan protests (2013-2014) 223 Revolution on Granite protests (1990), 83 Ries, Nancy, 9 ritual, 9, IS ritual effervescence, 109 Robbins, Joel, 109 ROC. See Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) Rodionov, Evgenii, 181 Roman Catholic Church, 98,101,105-6,108, 113. See also Catholicism Rosaldo, Michelle, 47 Rosaldo, Renato, 132 Rudeyko, Vasyl, 98 Rus, 156 rushnyky, 169 Russian Orthodox Church (ROC): ecclesiasti cal independence and, 2-3,4,32-34, 79, 191n4,191n5; repression of, 30; on Russkii mir, 101; Sviatorhirsk Lavra of, 38-39. See also Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP) Russian Orthodox Church’s Basic Teaching on Human Dignity, Freedom and Rights (2008), 106 Russian World (Russkii Mir), as concept, 4,15, 33, 37-38,101-3, 198n24 Russian World Foundation, 101,102 russkies, 33 sacred bathing, 74, 75 sacred places, 39-42; Maidan commemoration and, 124, 133; monasteries as, 171-74; pilgrimages to, 68-73; places animated with prayer, 58-67. See also public space and religiosity sacred residue, 60 sacrifice, 122 Saint Sophia’s Cathedral, 16 secularism, 10,21,29-30,33,192nl0. See also vernacular religiosity Seigworth, Gregory, 52 self-organization (samoorhanizatsiia), 88 Sewell, William, 84 Shaw, George Bernard, 185 Shchetkina, Ekaterina, 96 Shevel, Oxana, 187 Shevelov, Yurii, 63-64 shrines, commemorative, 7, 24, 52,118-21, 133 signs of religiosity in urban architecture, 45-46, 54, 55-58 Sioux, 197n6 Sitting Bull, 197n6 slavery, 105 slow ethnography, 18-21, 44
224 INDEX Smith, Jonathan Z., 7 Smolkin, Victoria, 30 sofia, 180-81 Sonevytsky, Maria, 180,203n23 Sosyura, Volodymyr, 157 sotni, 108 sotnya, 119-20 sovereignty of Ukraine, 1-5,16, 83,146, 149, 191ո4, 197nl5. See also ecclesiastical independence of Ukraine spiritualized healing, 167-71. See also military chaplains Stalin, Joseph, 30,106 St. Andrew, 156 State Border Service, 152 Steps to an Ecology of Mind (Bateson), 47 Stewart, Kathleen, 65 St. Isaac’s Cathedral, St. Petersburg, 34 St. Michael’s Monastery, Kyiv, 31, 95, 96,100, 107,113,137,142. See also Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kyiv Patriarchate (UOC-KP) St. Nicholas Church, 11 Stoller, Paul, 195n7 St. Pokrovskyi Monastery, Kharkiv, 70 Strelkov (Girkin), Igor, 115 St. Tetiana, 49 student chaplains, 152 Suez Canal Crisis (1956), 107 Suprun, Uliana, 169 Sus, Stepan, 159-62,171 Suslov, Mikhail, 15,102 Sviatohirsk Lavra, 38, 39, 66 svitaynia. See commemorative shrines Svoboda (Freedom) party, 94, 99, 113 symbolism in public spaces, 49-53. See also public space and religiosity; sacred places Synodal Department for the Medical Chaplaincy, 165 Syrian Orthodox Church, India, 32, 75-76 Tantsiura, Viktor, 97 Tatars, 3 Taussig, Michael, 63 Ten Commandments mural, 52,53 Ternopil, Ukraine, +, 112 Territorial Defense Battalions, 137 therapeutic religiosity, 162-65, 193nl9. See also religiosity Tombs of the Unknown Soldier, 122 tomos, 2-4. See also ecclesiastical indepen dence of Ukraine transactional social, 35, 38 transcendental social, 35, 38, 193n5 trauma, mass, 146, 173,178,196n5. See also Maidan protests (2013-2014) trust, 155,163,
178 tryzub, 120,199nl Tselkovs’kyi, Hennadiy, 85 Tunisia, 107 Turkey, 107 Tutu, Desmond, 194nl2 Tweed, Thomas, 36 200 Churches program, 33 Tymoshenko, Yulia, 89, 94, 113 UAOC. See Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church (UAOC) UCCRO. (Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations), 198nl5 UGCC. See Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (UGCC) Ukraine without Kuchma movement, 83 Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church (UAOC): Maidan protests and, 108,114; political positions of, 12; religious pluralism and, 187; repression of, 30; revival of, 31, 191Ո4 Ukrainian Catholic University, 88, 92,100, 175,176 Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform (UDAR), 94 Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (UGCC): activism of, 142; establishment of, 16; Maidan protests and, 83, 97, 100, 108; reinstatement of, 31; Soviet repression of, 30, 31; Stalin and, 106; Yanukovych and, 110 Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance, 140 Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), 120, 146, 156-57,199nl Ukrainian Leadership Academy (ULA), 176-78 Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, 152, 153 Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kyiv Patriarch ate (UOC-KP), 11; establishment of, 31, 191n4; Maidan protests and, 95, 100, 108, 114, 167; OCU and, 16, 137, 155-56,192nl4; St. Michael’s Monastery, 31,95,96,100, 107, 113,137,142 Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP): affiliations of, 4, 32,188; constitution of, 38; history of, 1,16; Maidan protests and, 108; military chaplains and, 153, 154; name of, 3; political positions of, 102,145; property transfers of, 68-69. See also Russian Orthodox Church (ROC)
INDEX ULA (Ukrainian Leadership Academy), 176-78 UN Declaration of Human Rights, 105,198n30 United States, 78, 86-87,194nl2,196nnl3-14, 197n6,201n7 UOC-KP. See Ukrainian Orthodox ChurchKyiv Patriarchate (UOC-KP) UOC-MP. See Ukrainian Orthodox ChurchMoscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP) US Army Chaplain Corps, 201n7 Vakarchuk, Svyatoslav, 108-9 Veisberg, Matvei, 131,132-33 Velvet Revolution, 114 Verbytskyi, Yurii, 111 vernacular religiosity, 5-10; institutional authority and, 76-77,192n9; places animated with prayer, 58-67; state encouragement for, 126-27. See also deinstitutionalization of religion; Just Orthodox; secularism veteran care and recovery, 171-74 Victory Day commemoration, 79,144-46. See also Day of National Remembrance and Reconciliation; World War II 225 Vietnam Memorial, Washington DC, 137 Virgin Mary, 50, 51 Wall painting series (Veisberg), 131,132, 133 wartime defense vs. aggression, 155-58 Wilde, Oscar, 203nl Williams, Raymond, 48, 81 women in armed forces, 146,156 World War II: commemoration of, 1, 79, 144-46; significance of, 35, 88, 105 Yanukovych, Viktor: Maidan protests and, 3, 82; opulence of, 114, 132; ousting of, 84, 112-14; on Sviatohirska Lavra, 38, 39; UGCCand, 110 Yatsenyuk, Arseniy, 108, 113 Yugoslavia, 189,194nl2 Yushchenko, Viktor, 89, 157 zakhozhane, 10 Zelensky, Volodymyr, 4 Zelins’kyi, Andriy, 151,174-80 Zhiznevskii, Mikhail, 111 |
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| illustrated | Illustrated |
| index_date | 2024-07-03T20:53:59Z |
| indexdate | 2024-07-20T06:54:35Z |
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| isbn | 9781501764981 9781501764950 |
| language | English |
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| physical | xvii, 225 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten |
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| spelling | Wanner, Catherine 1960- Verfasser (DE-588)1051319137 aut Everyday religiosity and the politics of belonging in Ukraine Catherine Wanner Ithaca ; London Cornell University Press 2022 xvii, 225 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier "The Maidan protests of 2013-14 and the outbreak of a hybrid war in Eastern Ukraine in 2014 have led to an expansion of informal religious practices in public institutions, public space, and politics in Ukraine." Geschichte 1990-2020 gnd rswk-swf Religiosität (DE-588)4049428-7 gnd rswk-swf Religionspolitik (DE-588)4049416-0 gnd rswk-swf Religion (DE-588)4049396-9 gnd rswk-swf Ukraine (DE-588)4061496-7 gnd rswk-swf Orthodox Eastern Church / Ukraine / History / 21st century Christianity and politics / Ukraine / History / 21st century Church and state / Ukraine / History / 21st century Christianity and politics / Orthodox Eastern Church / History / 21st century Ukraine / Religion / 21st century Ukraine / Church history / 21st century Ukraine / Politics and government / 21st century Orthodox Eastern Church Christianity and politics Christianity and politics / Orthodox Eastern Church Church and state Politics and government Religion Ukraine 2000-2099 Church history History Ukraine (DE-588)4061496-7 g Religion (DE-588)4049396-9 s Religiosität (DE-588)4049428-7 s Religionspolitik (DE-588)4049416-0 s DE-604 Geschichte 1990-2020 z Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, PDF 978-1-5017-6496-7 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, EPUB 978-1-5017-6497-4 Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033912998&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033912998&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Literaturverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033912998&sequence=000005&line_number=0003&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Gemischte Register |
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