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Paganism, Traditionalism, Nationalism: Narratives of Russian Rodnoverie

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Kaarina Aitamurto's Paganism, Traditionalism, Nationalism is a scholarly academic study of Russian Rodnoverie, the modern Slavic neopagan revival movement, examining its varied and sometimes internally conflicting relationships to Russian nationalism and to Traditionalist philosophical currents. Aitamurto's authority rests on direct fieldwork and interviews with Rodnoverie practitioners and organizations across Russia, work published by Routledge with standard academic peer review. As a study of a genuinely diverse and decentralized modern movement, the book is careful to distinguish explicitly nationalist and ultranationalist strands of Rodnoverie from other adherents who reject that political framing, a distinction worth preserving in any use of this source rather than treating Rodnoverie as a single politically uniform movement.

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Kaarina Aitamurto's Paganism, Traditionalism, Nationalism, published by Routledge in 2016, the top tier reflecting direct fieldwork and interviews with Rodnoverie practitioners across Russia under standard academic peer review, notwithstanding that as a study of a genuinely diverse and decentralized modern movement it is careful to distinguish explicitly nationalist strands from other adherents who reject that political framing.
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The first English language academic monograph on Russian Rodnoverie, based on fieldwork among its communities, covering both the movement's reception of the Book of Veles and its internal dispute over ethnic versus inclusive belonging, independent of the existing sources.
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Author
Kaarina Aitamurto
Publisher
Routledge
Publication Year
2016
URL
https://www.routledge.com/Paganism-Traditionalism-Nationalism-Narratives-of-Russian-Rodnoverie/Aitamurto/p/book/9781032179513
Source Type
academic monograph
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