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17.08.2023
Dear colleagues, we invite you to participate in the annual conference, which is the part of a long-term project on the comparative study of Jewish and Slavic cultures. The conference The Concept of Borders in Slavic and Jewish Cultural Tradition will be the twenty-seventh in a series of annual meetings of scholars working on the international project "Slavic Culture and Jewish Culture: Dialogue, Similarities, Differences" since 1995. This project is carried out by the Center for Judaic-Slavic Studies of the Institute of Slavic Studies, RAS in collaboration with various scientific and public organizations interested in cultural dialogue.
In recent years, researchers have shown a significant increase in interest in linguistic, ethno-cultural, ethno-confessional, and sociological processes characteristic of border regions, as well as in the tendencies of transforming linguistic and mental stereotypes reflecting the experience of centuries-old coexistence, in the mentality of the frontier and its linguistic means, linguistic, ethnographic, and sociological aspects of interaction between different cultural traditions.
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International Conference "The Сoncept of Borders in Slavic and Jewish Cultural Tradition"
Dear colleagues, we invite you to participate in the annual conference, which is the part of a long-term project on the comparative study of Jewish and Slavic cultures. The conference The Concept of Borders in Slavic and Jewish Cultural Tradition will be the twenty-seventh in a series of annual meetings of scholars working on the international project "Slavic Culture and Jewish Culture: Dialogue, Similarities, Differences" since 1995. This project is carried out by the Center for Judaic-Slavic Studies of the Institute of Slavic Studies, RAS in collaboration with various scientific and public organizations interested in cultural dialogue.
In recent years, researchers have shown a significant increase in interest in linguistic, ethno-cultural, ethno-confessional, and sociological processes characteristic of border regions, as well as in the tendencies of transforming linguistic and mental stereotypes reflecting the experience of centuries-old coexistence, in the mentality of the frontier and its linguistic means, linguistic, ethnographic, and sociological aspects of interaction between different cultural traditions.
For more details please follow the link
