EASTER RECYCLING: THANATOLOGICAL MOTIVES OF THE TEXTS OF CHRISTIANS OF THE NORTH

The subject of the study is Easter recycling, understood in anthropological discourse as preparation for the Easter holiday in the daily life of Christian communities of the north, and the understanding of cultural memory and its symbolic expression in phenomenological discourse. The definition of recycling as symbolic processing and its definitions in culture are promising for the study of northern hagiography and culture. The analysis of the texts of the northern religious literature from the regions of Karelia and Ingermanland makes it possible to see the differences in the types of recycling, depending on the type of religious holiday, and the peculiarities of the religious life of the region.