UPUSHCHENNOE V AST: IDENTICHNOST’ KAZAKHSKIKH REPATRIANTOV S POZITSII "PRIVIAZANNOSTI" I "STOIKOSTI" [WHAT WAS MISSING IN THE ACTOR-NETWORK THEORY: THE IDENTITY OF KAZAKH REPATRIATES ANALYZED THROUGH THE CONCEPTS OF ATTACHMENT AND ENDURANCE
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UPUSHCHENNOE V AST: IDENTICHNOST’ KAZAKHSKIKH REPATRIANTOV S POZITSII "PRIVIAZANNOSTI" I "STOIKOSTI" [WHAT WAS MISSING IN THE ACTOR-NETWORK THEORY: THE IDENTITY OF KAZAKH REPATRIATES ANALYZED THROUGH THE CONCEPTS OF ATTACHMENT AND ENDURANCE
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The article examines the world of repatriates in Kazakhstan from a specific theoretical perspective elaborated on the critique of some of the established approaches in the social sciences. Rethinking the categories of actor-network theory (B. Latour, M. Callon), the concept of identity (e.g., its understanding from N. Luhmann’s position of radical functionalism), and the classic sociological views of taste (P. Bourdieu), we propose a new conceptual frame for the analysis of the case that integrates elements of M. Merleau- Ponty’s philosophy, L. Thevenot’s sociology of régimes d’engagement, and A. Hennion’s sociology of taste and attachment.
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Identity, attachment, actor-network theory, repatriates, Kazakhstan
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Tchalakov 1996 - Tchalakov I. Building human/nonhuman communities: From random couples of lonely researchers to a laboratory as stabilized heterogeneous group: paper presented at Joint EAsTt/4S Conference. Bielefeld, Germany, 1996.

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