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Materialized Identity as a Result of Communicative Practices (The Case of Arkaim)

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Visitors form materialized identity through communicative practices, which shape both individual and group self-identification.
Statistical analysis from 483 surveys highlights key motivations like spiritual seeking and exploration of historical heritage.
The study incorporates themes of information deprivation and its effects on the perception of Arkaim as a place of power.
Dynamic processes of appropriation intertwine personal and collective identities, sustaining the site's symbolic connection.

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Surveys indicate that communicative practices shape materialized identity among visitors at Arkaim, revealing underlying attitudes and motivations.

Марина Викторовна Загидуллина (2025) studied this question.

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Surveys indicate that communicative practices shape materialized identity among visitors at Arkaim, revealing underlying attitudes and motivations.