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List of publications on a keyword: «cultural heritage»

  • On bringing the National Standard GOST R 58203-2018 "Assessment of the Impact on the Universal Value of World Heritage Sites" into compliance with ICOMOS rules

    Conference Paper
    Strategies of Sustainable Development: Social, Law and External-economic Aspects
    Author:
    Igor N. Polovtsev
    Work direction:
    Правовые проблемы развития российской государственности
    Abstract:
    When carrying out work near sites inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, an impact assessment on the universal value of the World Heritage sites is required to ensure their preservation. This paper analyzes the National Standard for Impact Assessment Reports, approved in 2018, and compares it with the recommendations of the International Council on Monuments and Sites. It also proposes solutions for addressing any identified discrepancies.
    Keywords:
    cultural heritage, Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage, World Heritage site, universal value, impact assessment, historical and cultural monument, monument protection, UNESCO, ICOMOS, national standard, GOST R 582903-2018
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  • Fish Skin Products as a Factor in Preserving the Ethnic Identity of the Hezhe People

    Research Article
    Ethnic Culture Volume 8 No 1
    Author:
    Yulei Ma
    Work direction:
    Ethnography, Ethnology and Anthropology
    Abstract:
    This article examines fish skin products in the context of traditional Hezhe culture, as well as the challenges of their modern production. The Hezhe are a people related to the Russian Nanai people, who inhabit the banks of the Amur River and its tributaries, the Ussuri and Sungari. Fishing and hunting are common elements of the traditional culture of both peoples. Currently, the unique fish skin processing technology used by the Hezhe is being actively reconstructed. Based on direct observation of the fish skin processing process, the author consistently reveals the processing and manufacturing technology for clothing from it. The material is accompanied by the author’s photographs. As a result of this research, the author concludes that, in the context of globalization and increased intercultural contacts, fish skin items are no longer serving utilitarian purposes and are becoming key symbols of national self-identity. Fish skin as a clothing material is currently popular among designers. In their hands, tanned fish skin can be combined with other materials, which proves the adaptability of the material, as well as its potential for use in the creative industry.
    Keywords:
    ethnic culture, Hezhe, Nanai, fish skin tanning technology, tangible cultural heritage
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  • Башни и традиции ингушей

    Conference Paper
    The Topical Issues of the Humanities and Social Sciences
    Authors:
    Makka M. Alkhoeva, Dugurkhan S. Kokorkhoeva
    Work direction:
    Вопросы культурологии
    Abstract:
    The article examines the phenomenon of the Ingush tower culture as a holistic phenomenon that integrates architectural achievements, social institutions, legal and ethical norms, as well as religious and mythological beliefs of the Ingush people. Based on an analysis of architectural features, the typology of structures, and ethnographic research data, it is argued that the tower complex is not just a defensive and residential ensemble, but a sacred space that embodies the traditional code of honor of the Ingush people, known as «Ezdel».
    Keywords:
    architecture, Keywords: Ingush towers, tower culture, еzdel, Dzheirakh gorge, sacred topography, tribal organization, and cultural heritage
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  • Festivals as a Practice of Representing the Ethnic Culture of Tuvans

    Research Article
    Ethnic Culture Volume 7 No 4
    Author:
    Choduraa K. Irgit
    Work direction:
    Ethnography, Ethnology and Anthropology
    Abstract:
    The article is devoted to the study of festivals as a form of ethnic activism in the context of modern digital reality. They are considered as one of the varieties of social practices that contribute to the representation of the traditional culture of Tuvans. The work is based on materials collected by the author during visits to festivals in the Republic of Tuva, monitoring the activities of the participants — Tuvan craftsmen as active actors in ethnosocial processes to revive the traditional culture of Tuvans and subjects of ethnic entrepreneurship. Internet resources as platforms for expressing ethnic identity of Tuvans have also been studied, and scientific literature has been analyzed. The author comes to the conclusion that in the context of a changing socio-cultural paradigm, Tuvans as carriers of ethnic culture are changing the ways of transmitting and broadcasting their identity and cultural heritage. Observations show that the number of organized festivals is increasing every year. They differ in their focus on actualizing one or another lost aspect of traditional culture. Some of them acquire interregional or international status with the expansion of the geography of participants. During these festivals, ethnicity is reproduced through its playing on “stages”, as well as manifested at competitions and symposiums during the festivals. They represent elements, images, symbols, forms, and knowledge about Tuvan tradition. In the context of changing socio-cultural space, Tuvans are mastering new, mass ways of communication, expanding horizons and ways of forming and broadcasting their ethnic identity.
    Keywords:
    ethnic identity, social practices, Tuvans, representation of Tuvan ethnoculture, festivals, socialization of Tuvan youth, preservation and transmission of cultural heritage
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  • Small towns in the domestic tourism system

    Book Chapter
    Sustainable development strategies: economic, legal and social aspects
    Authors:
    Alina A. Nikiforova, Saida V. Kaipbekova
    Work direction:
    Глава 7
    Abstract:
    The development of domestic tourism increases interest in small, peripheral cities, which are becoming increasingly popular among tourists. Small cities play a crucial role in the economy of regions, supporting and developing tourism, agriculture, and industry, and providing employment opportunities. Their development contributes to creating a comfortable living environment, attracting tourists, and preserving cultural heritage. However, small cities face a number of challenges, including a lack of tourism infrastructure, a shortage of personnel interested in preserving and promoting their unique culture, and a lack of awareness among potential tourists. Solving the problems typical of tourism development in small cities will not only contribute to the influx of tourists to the destination, but also to the formation of a city brand that is known beyond its borders. Supporting cultural initiatives at the state level allows for the most effective interaction with city administrations and their involvement in the tourism sector. A comprehensive approach to urban development aims to create new strategies for cultural, tourism, and historical heritage preservation, as well as for creating a comfortable urban environment. The cultural code and cultural identity of cities serve as the foundation for the spatial development strategy of the Russian Federation.
    Keywords:
    cultural heritage, urban tourism, small cities, tourist infrastructure, tourist routes, visitors
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  • CORRECTIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL SPACE AS A FACTOR IN THE SUCCESSFUL PRESERVATION OF MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS

    Conference Paper
    Psychological and Pedagogical Support of General, Special and Inclusive Education of Children and Adults
    Authors:
    Tat'iana B. Kurakovskaia, Galina A. Baranova, Irina N. Nosonova
    Work direction:
    Conditions of the pre-school educational environment that create and ensure the safety of pupils
    Abstract:
    Abstract: the article reveals the concepts of correctional and developmental educational environment, emotional and mental health, describes the atmosphere created in the MBOU "TSO No. 44" in the educational building No. 3 "Fairy Tale", which combines familiar and extraordinary elements in aesthetic design with the aim of developing, training pupils with special educational needs
    Keywords:
    mental health, environmental education, Keywords: emotional health, emotional well-being, children with special educational needs, correctional and developmental educational environment, folk art and cultural heritage of peoples
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  • Reflection of Historical Time in Kazakh Documentaries

    Review Article
    Ethnic Culture Volume 4 No 2
    Author:
    Nazira R. Mukusheva
    Work direction:
    Ethnography, Ethnology and Anthropology
    Abstract:
    The article deals with the unity of the national cultural heritage and historical time in Kazakh documentary films. The purpose of the article is to analyze the features of the use of time in the depiction of the spiritual world, national customs and traditions in the films of documentary film masters OrazAbishev, BakhytGafu-Kaiyrbekov and others. Based on the formal stylistic method, the significance of historical time in documentary films is explored. The author, considering the unity of the national cultural heritage and historical time in the Kazakh documentary, concludes that in the Kazakh documentary film, the reflection of the unity of the national cultural heritage and historical time has gone through several stages of formation, and was closely connected with the social, political phenomena taking place in the country. In conclusion, the stages of the formation of Kazakh documentary cinema are listed from the point of view of reflecting historical time and it is argued that: 1) the first stage is associated with the establishment of Soviet power in Kazakhstan, with the ideology and politics of socialism (1927–1930); 2) the second stage is connected with the reflection of people's memory and history on the documentary film screen in the conditions of the political, social atmosphere of Kazakhstan in the 1960s (1960–1970); 3) the third stage reflects the processes of returning to the origins of national consciousness, people's historical memory (1990–2020).
    Keywords:
    historical time, documentary film, cultural heritage, film character, film director
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  • On the Problem of Rational Use of the Potential of the Natural and Cultural Heritage of the Crimea: Features of Development Based on the Concept of a Unique Historical Territory

    Review Article
    Ethnic Culture Volume 4 No 1
    Author:
    Nikolay V. Nikolaenko
    Work direction:
    Ethnography, Ethnology and Anthropology
    Abstract:
    The article is devoted to the problem of rational use of the potential of natural and cultural heritage objects. The relevance of the article is due to the fact that the development of Crimean tourism and local history organizations urgently requires practical measures to modernize socio- and ethno-cultural activities, and also leads to the search for new forms of interaction with local museums and the development of innovative methods and principles of preserving cultural and historical heritage. The author of the article considers the ecomuseum project "Belbek Valley" as an opportunity to reconstruct the appearance of rural dwellings of the 8-9 centuries. He raises the question of the materialization of such a reconstruction, the creation of a museum complex that will clearly present an early medieval rural settlement. The purpose of the article is to give an idea of the initial stage of design, i.e. the identification of the main objects of the prospective territory of the Crimea, followed by the development of a comprehensive program for the development of the region on the principles of the concept of unique historical territories. The materials for the study were natural monuments, archaeological sites, medieval historical and cultural memorials of the Crimean Peninsula. Based on the method of theoretical analysis, the uniqueness of the ecomuseum project "Belbek Valley" was substantiated. The conclusion of the article is made about the mountainous southwestern part of the Crimean Peninsula as a unique territory, which is a holistic, dispersed museum, full of monuments of nature, history, and culture.
    Keywords:
    historical and cultural heritage, eco-museum
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  • "Sokhranenie nematerial'nogo kul'turnogo naslediia" kak sotsial'no-pravovoi institut i ego znachenie v sovremennom obshchestve: metodologicheskie, teoreticheskie i pravovye aspekty

    Book Chapter
    Culture. Science. Education: modern trends
    Author:
    Nikolai I. Dorokhov
    Work direction:
    Глава 1. Культура
    Abstract:
    The theoretical, methodological and legal problems of the «intangible cultural heritage» as a social phenomenon is considered as well as the foundations of state policy in relation to monuments of cultural and historical heritage are defined. It is noted that the essence of this phenomenon – the preservation of the intangible cultural heritage - should be considered in two aspects: in a narrow and broad sense of this phenomenon. In a narrow sense, the essential characteristic of the institution in question refers to cultural, ethnic, personal identity. In a broad sense, the essence of this social phenomenon implies a number of aspects: ontological, epistemological, functional, philosophical, normative (regulatory), programmed, instrumental (methodical). A well-thought-out socio-cultural policy aimed at reviving and preserving the cultural heritage should be harmoniously implemented at the federal, regional, local (municipal) levels.
    Keywords:
    legal regulation, intangible cultural heritage, historical and cultural monuments, historical traditions
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  • Language - as a means of transmitting cultural heritage

    Conference Paper
    Pedagogy, Psychology, Society: Theory and Practice
    Authors:
    Igor V. Stepanov, Aleksandr V. Nikishkin, Alisa V. Bogdanova
    Work direction:
    Социальные процессы и образование
    Abstract:
    Language, culture, heritage, literary criticism, art
    Keywords:
    in the article the authors propose to consider the concept of language as a means of transmitting cu, Also expressed the view that the tradition of passing language experience from generation to generat, creative refraction in the history of cultural heritage, influences the historical destinies of Nations, as they cement unity people in embodied ideals
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  • Resursy istoriko-kul'turnogo turizma i ikh rol' v povyshenii obrazovatel'nogo i prosvetitel'nogo urovnia razlichnykh sloev naseleniia

    Book Chapter
    Education and science: current trends No 1
    Authors:
    Valentina P. Chibilyova, Anton A. Chibiliov
    Work direction:
    Парадигмы современной науки
    Abstract:
    This monograph describes the historical and cultural tourism resources of the Orenburg region, which have great potential for creation of unique historical and cultural centers and landscape parks, which simultaneously fulfill scientific, cultural, educational and tourist tasks. Historical and cultural tourism plays an important role in raising enlightenment and educational levels of both the individual and specific social groups in such aspects as the formation of aesthetic and ethical norms of perception of the surrounding natural and multicultural social world in order to obtain new information, experience and impressions to meet cultural needs.
    Keywords:
    historical and cultural heritage, centers of historical and cultural tourism and excursions, tourist potential, historical places
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