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Vilniaus žydų kasdienybės praktikos ir šventės XXI a. pradžioje: tradicijų puoselėjimas ir jų kaita
Volume 25, Issue 34 (2025): Lietuvos etnologija: socialinės antropologijos ir etnologijos studijos, pp. 101–126
Giedrė Zubrickytė-Kontrimovičienė   Laima Anglickienė ORCID icon link to view author Laima Anglickienė details  

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https://doi.org/10.33918/25386522-2534007
Type: Article      Open accessOpen Access

Pub. online
1 December 2025
Pub. print
27 November 2025

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The article explores how individuals in Vilnius today who identify as Jewish express their Jewish identity through everyday practices and festive celebrations. Drawing on empirical data and theoretical concepts of identity, it reveals the transformations in language, religion, holiday traditions and dietary practices. The identity of Vilnius Jews is dynamic, multi-layered, and adaptable to the changing environment. Not only do religion and language play a significant role in the expression of their identity, but so do cultural rituals, family histories, and participation in Jewish community activities. Research conducted in 2021 and 2022 showed that traditional markers of identity have acquired a symbolic character among Vilnius Jews, with their expression shaped by personal, family and cultural choices.

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Litvaks contemporary Vilnius Jews language religion holidays Judaism

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