PROBLEMI IDENTIFIKACIJE I IDENTITETA U HRVATSKIH "ŠAMANA" S KRAJA 20. I POČETKA 21. STOLJEĆA. (Romanian)

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      PROBLEMS OF IDENTIFICATION AND IDENTITY OF CROATIAN*SHAMANS* FROM THE END OF THE 20TH AND THE BEGINNING OF THE 21ST CENTURY. (English)
    • Abstract:
      The article deals with the questions of identity of the practitioners of magic who claim, in Croatian public scene, to be shamans. The aim of this research was to relate their traditions and teachings with the original shamanistic systems, or with shamanism in broader semantic terms. The article also identifies magical principles and concepts within one or more systems they use or belong to. One of the main issues was to discuss potential aporias of their self-identification within their own relationship towards the original magical system and the dichotomy of their cultural background, as well as to analyze the importance of their influence on the public in general or on health, scientific and cultural sectors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      Ovaj se rad bavi pitanjima identiteta u magijskih praktikanata koji se u hrvatskoj javnosti deklariraju Šamanima. Cilj istraživanja bio je uspostavljanje odnosa njihovih tradicija i/ili učenja s izvornim Šamanističkim sustavom ili sa Šamanizmom u Širem značenju. Identificirani su i njihovi magijski principi i predodžbe unutar jednoga ili viŠe sustava kojima pripadaju ili ih koriste. Jedan od glavnih problema bio je razmatranje eventualne aporije njihove autoidentifikacije unutar vlastitog odnosa prema izvornome magijskom sustavu i dihotomije kulturne pripadnosti te važnost njihova utjecaja na javnost na općem, zdravstvenom, znanstvenom i kulturnom polju. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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