"This volume offers a novel and timely examination of the complexities of contemporary Slavic and Germanic Paganisms, and their dual potential for both far-right, ethno-purist and nationalistic social movements as well as inspiring inclusive visions for social and ecological renewal. Chapters aim to bridge the information silos often found between academia, governmental institutions and Pagan communities, providing a rich resource for all parties"--
"This volume offers a novel and timely examination of the complexities of contemporary Slavic and Germanic Paganisms, and their dual potential for both far-right, ethno-purist and nationalistic social movements as well as inspiring inclusive visions for social and ecological renewal. Chapters aim to bridge the information silos often found between academia, governmental institutions and Pagan communities, providing a rich resource for all parties"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kaarina Aitamurto is University lecturer at the Aleksanteri Institute at the University of Helsinki, Finland. Ross Downing is an Affiliated Research Officer at Inform, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction Ross Downing (Independent Scholar UK) and Kaarina Aitamurto (University of Helsinki Finland) Part I: Shifting Foundations: How the Core Features of Paganism are Changing Section Introduction Ross Downing (Independent Scholar UK) and Kaarina Aitamurto (University of Helsinki Finland) 2. Creating Safe Spaces: How Inclusive Heathens Navigate Exclusion of the Far Right Jennifer Snook (Grinnell College USA) 3. When Perun Goes to War: An Overview of Pagan Ethos and Rituals in the Ukrainian Army Adrien Nonjon (Research Center for Europe-Eurasia France) 4. Purifying the Rodzimowierstwo: Social Boundaries Old and New Mariusz Filip (Adam Mickiewicz University Poland) 5. Fade to Grey: Black Metal and the Arc of Anti-Social Behaviour Miroslav Vrzal (Masaryk University Czechia) 6. Contemporary Paganism on the Global Conflicts: An Insider's Perspective Marrianna Goronova (Slovanský kruh Czechia) Part II: Security Risks: the Emerging Dangers of Social and Real Violence from Radical Pagans Section Introduction Ross Downing (Independent Scholar UK) and Kaarina Aitamurto (University of Helsinki Finland) 7. War in Ukraine in the Context of Slavic Pagan Relations Kaarina Aitamurto (University of Helsinki Finland) 8. Triumphing Yarilo: Slavic Pagan Management of Security Scrutiny Pavol Kosnác (DEKK Institute Slovakia and Charles University Czechia) 9. Heathenry as Prisoner Rehabilitation Nigel Adamson (Pagan Chaplain HMPPS UK) 10. Developing CT Awareness and Negotiating Sensitivity to Paganisms Sgt. Andrew Pardy (Police Pagan Association UK) 11. Weaponising Odin: Ideological Vulnerability and State Actor Interference in Heathenry Ross Downing (Independent Scholar UK) Part III: Innovations: How New Minority Approaches in these Paganisms are Representative of Wider Changes Towards Inclusive Solutions Section Introduction Ross Downing (Independent Scholar UK) and Kaarina Aitamurto (University of Helsinki Finland) 12. Trees and Toxic Masculinity: Creative Potentials for Contemporary Renewal from Historical Heathendom J Stanley Hopkins (Heathen practitioner and independent scholar USA) 13. Etenismo in Latin America: A Window to Understanding Global Heathenry Santiago David Guitierrez (Heathen Practitioner Colombia) 14. Negotiating Leftist Heathen Radicalism to Affect Social Change Hrafnsunna Celeste Ross (Heathen Practitioner Iceland) 15. After the Vikings: Folklore and Nature as Authentic and Enlightening Heathenry Olle Möllevarn (Heathen Practitioner Sweden) Part IV. Conclusions and Reflections 16. Ecological Futures: Paganism in Central and Eastern Europe Kaarina Aitamurto (University of Helsinki Finland)
1. Introduction Ross Downing (Independent Scholar UK) and Kaarina Aitamurto (University of Helsinki Finland) Part I: Shifting Foundations: How the Core Features of Paganism are Changing Section Introduction Ross Downing (Independent Scholar UK) and Kaarina Aitamurto (University of Helsinki Finland) 2. Creating Safe Spaces: How Inclusive Heathens Navigate Exclusion of the Far Right Jennifer Snook (Grinnell College USA) 3. When Perun Goes to War: An Overview of Pagan Ethos and Rituals in the Ukrainian Army Adrien Nonjon (Research Center for Europe-Eurasia France) 4. Purifying the Rodzimowierstwo: Social Boundaries Old and New Mariusz Filip (Adam Mickiewicz University Poland) 5. Fade to Grey: Black Metal and the Arc of Anti-Social Behaviour Miroslav Vrzal (Masaryk University Czechia) 6. Contemporary Paganism on the Global Conflicts: An Insider's Perspective Marrianna Goronova (Slovanský kruh Czechia) Part II: Security Risks: the Emerging Dangers of Social and Real Violence from Radical Pagans Section Introduction Ross Downing (Independent Scholar UK) and Kaarina Aitamurto (University of Helsinki Finland) 7. War in Ukraine in the Context of Slavic Pagan Relations Kaarina Aitamurto (University of Helsinki Finland) 8. Triumphing Yarilo: Slavic Pagan Management of Security Scrutiny Pavol Kosnác (DEKK Institute Slovakia and Charles University Czechia) 9. Heathenry as Prisoner Rehabilitation Nigel Adamson (Pagan Chaplain HMPPS UK) 10. Developing CT Awareness and Negotiating Sensitivity to Paganisms Sgt. Andrew Pardy (Police Pagan Association UK) 11. Weaponising Odin: Ideological Vulnerability and State Actor Interference in Heathenry Ross Downing (Independent Scholar UK) Part III: Innovations: How New Minority Approaches in these Paganisms are Representative of Wider Changes Towards Inclusive Solutions Section Introduction Ross Downing (Independent Scholar UK) and Kaarina Aitamurto (University of Helsinki Finland) 12. Trees and Toxic Masculinity: Creative Potentials for Contemporary Renewal from Historical Heathendom J Stanley Hopkins (Heathen practitioner and independent scholar USA) 13. Etenismo in Latin America: A Window to Understanding Global Heathenry Santiago David Guitierrez (Heathen Practitioner Colombia) 14. Negotiating Leftist Heathen Radicalism to Affect Social Change Hrafnsunna Celeste Ross (Heathen Practitioner Iceland) 15. After the Vikings: Folklore and Nature as Authentic and Enlightening Heathenry Olle Möllevarn (Heathen Practitioner Sweden) Part IV. Conclusions and Reflections 16. Ecological Futures: Paganism in Central and Eastern Europe Kaarina Aitamurto (University of Helsinki Finland)
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