The article discusses the features of ethnic culture inherent in the Old Believers of Altai related to the history of Russian Orthodoxy of the pre-schism period, in which it showed its exceptional ability to integrate non-Russian nonChristian peoples by broadcasting a Christian worldview, without affecting the foundations of their ethnic originality and without suppressing their ethnic identity. The nature of this ability is rooted in the specifics of Russian Orthodoxy, organically linked to Slavic pre-Christian culture.
The article discusses the features of the interpretation of ethnographic material in church museums, based on the intersection of the concepts of «ethnos» and «denomination».
The article substantiates the possibilities of using ethnopsychology methods in the field ethnographic study to study ethnic communities of different orders. The author considers the main area of application of these methods to be the sphere of intergroup interaction.
The article discusses the concept of “museum reconstruction”, clarifies its content. Analyzed the possibilities of its implementation in order to present and popularize traditional culture in various areas of museum activities. Based on the basic definitions of the leading scientific and museum institutions the perspectives, conditions and scope of the reconstruction in the fund, exposition, scientific research and cultural and educational work of the museum are shown.
The article describes two clinical cases of idiopathic intracranial hypertension, the first manifestation of which was the development of retroorbital headache and the visual disorders. Leading in the clinical picture of the disease in both cases was the detection of stagnant optic nerve discs on the fundus. In both patients, the vascular system of the brain was examined using duplex scanning of the neck and brain vessels, MR angiography and MR venography, and in one case — SCT angiography, a lumbar puncture was performed with the study of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). An increase in CSF pressure was found, accompanied by changes in the large venous vessels of the skull and brain. This suggests a significant role of venous outflow disorders in the development of Pseudotumor cerebri syndrome.
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