Cultural mobilization in post-Soviet Kazakhstan: views from the state and from non-titular nationalities compared
Cultural mobilization in post-Soviet Kazakhstan: views from the state and from non-titular nationalities compared
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后苏联哈萨克斯坦的文化动员：国家和非名义民族观点的比较
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2012
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本文探讨了在后苏联哈萨克斯坦的文化复兴是由国家和非名义民族的武装分子。基于民族志材料，作者分析了国家工程的文化多样性和鞑靼文化协会的武装分子制定的战略，以管理现状，以及保护“文化亲密度”。这项研究指出，民族间和谐的国家话语和文化民族武装分子的做法之间的趋同。它还表明，在这一表面现状的背后，文化领域已成为非哈萨克群体提出和质疑承认正式公民身份和在哈萨克斯坦居住的合法性问题的竞技场，尽管这是含蓄的。
This article examines the way the cultural revival in post-Soviet Kazakhstan is perceived by both the state and militants from non-titular nationalities. Based on ethnographic material, the author analyses state engineering of cultural diversity and the strategies elaborated by militants of Tatar cultural associations to manage the status quo, as well as the preservation of ‘cultural intimacy’. The study points to convergences between the state discourse about inter-ethnic concord and the practices of cultural national militants. It also shows that behind this apparent status quo, the cultural sphere has become the arena where the issue of the recognition of full-fledged citizenship and the legitimacy to reside in Kazakhstan is raised and disputed by non-Kazakh groups, albeit implicitly.