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E. Vasiljva

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SOCIAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE PERCEPTION OF THE JEW AS “OTHER”: THE CASE OF LATVIAN LITERATURE

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, E. Vasiljva)

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The way one culture perceives another one is a multifaceted social and historical phenomenon. Historical, political, social context forms the basis of attitudes and perceptions. The perception of the “Hebrew text” demonstrated by European cultures is a specific model. The traditional opposition “self-other” becomes actualised in the relations towards the Jews. The opposition is a universal indicator of the attitude towards other people within the same culture. A specific model of religious, social and dome...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Anthropology and Ethnology2015
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