Pandemic, homo somatis, and Transformations of the Russian Orthodox Ethos
Entangled Religions
; 12(3), 2021.
Article
in English
| Scopus | ID: covidwho-1965176
ABSTRACT
The article examines the reactions within the Russian Orthodox Church to the coronavirus pandemic, especially its first year of 2020. Based on materials from the official institutions, press, religious and secular Internet portals, and online forums, the article systematizes the nature of the responses of church leadership, priests, and laity to the unprecedented curtailment of liturgical practices and social interactions during the quarantine period. The extraordinary challenges of the period of the pandemic made evident some important trends in the rhetoric and practices of the Orthodox environment and reveal tensions that are rooted in the ambivalent relationship of religious culture with the key epistemes of late modern society. © License Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
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English
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Entangled Religions
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2021
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