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Challenge of Imagined Societies for Political Anthropology in Lithuania
Volume 13 (2006): Studia Anthropologica, II: Defining Region: Socio-cultural Anthropology and Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Part 2, pp. 57–69
Gintautas Mažeikis  

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Pub. online: 20 December 2006      Type: Article      Open accessOpen Access

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20 December 2006

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The aim of the article is to discuss the origins and issues of neo-tribalist and neo-pagan movements and their cultural, political, educational, international effect in Lithuania. The main object of our investigations is activities of modern neo-Semigallians (žiemgaliai) and Samogitians (žemaičiai). The main problem for analysis is the kind of impact Lithuanian ethnology has on supporting new imagined identities and modern consumer demands support for making new cultural, social, and historical identities.

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Keywords
socio-cultural anthropology neo-tribalism neo-pagans historical visions ethnographical visions new mythologisation pop cultural identities

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