Ethnocultural museology (Izhora museum of the Leningrad region)

Annotation

The article touches upon the issue of the need to preserve the ethno-cultural identity of small peoples, in particular, the history and conditions for the functioning of the Museum of Izhora culture in the Leningrad region (v. Vistino) are considered. Various areas of museological activity of the team are considered, the main platforms of the museum’s exposition work are represented, the significant role of the museum in maintaining and preserving the national identity of the local population — representatives of the small Finno-Ugric peoples of the Leningrad region, the Izhors, is stated. The educational and educational activities of the museum are analyzed, the cultural (master classes, festivals, holidays) and publishing (issue of manuals, dictionaries, phrasebooks) activity of the collective are considered. The conclusion is made about the importance of the activities of the Izhora Museum in the preservation and salvation of the national identity of a small people — Izhora.

Keywords

ethnoculturology, ethnic identity, museology, Izhora Museum, Izhora culture.

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