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Obsessed with Culture: The Cultural Impetus of Russian Neo-pagans,es and new political borders. By the turn of the 1990s, some Russian political activists were calling for a development of their own ethnic culture and communities. A Russian Neo-pagan movement developed, led by educated urban intellectuals tired of cosmopolitan urban culture and seeking to retrieve

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Multiple Nationalisms and Patriotisms Among Russian Rodnovers,queness of the “Russian tradition” are frequent themes in Rodnoverie publications. Shizenskii and Aitamurto review the nationalist tradition in Russia and scholars’ views on Rodnoverie nationalism, and then reflect on this discourse with regard to a survey conducted during the largest Russian Pagan

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Canaanite Reconstructionism Among Contemporary Israeli Pagans,ture with references to the local seasons and elements from the Ugaritic texts, hereby indigenizing the Wiccanate tradition by injecting it with local cultural content. As the local Israeli community matures and gains confidence, there is also a growing tendency to focus on “home-grown” local deitie

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Cosmopolitan Witchcraft: Reinventing the Wheel of the Year in Australian Paganism,rly Australian Pagans celebrated the seasonal cycle of the northern hemisphere, resulting in Beltane (Spring) celebrations during autumn in Australia. They also invoked fire in the south, as the sun blazed in the northern sky. Subsequently, the ritual calendar and elemental directions were “inverted