Примеры использования Syncretic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Creativity and syncretic perception I.
In Hellenism, this image becomes tribal features grow together with the syncretic cults.
Bauls constitute both a syncretic religious sect and a musical tradition.
Standardization is less in the development of the images of predators and syncretic creatures.
Bahá'í beliefs are sometimes described as syncretic combinations of earlier religious beliefs.
The majority of Kakure Kirishitan rejoined the Catholic Church after renouncing unorthodox, syncretic practices.
Most probably, in this case,we are dealing with a syncretic image, combining the attributes of Aphrodite and Artemis.
It becomes apparent that the majority does not engage in reflection andadheres to the spirit of the syncretic policy of the Kremlin.
The Afro-Caribbean syncretic religions began with slaves, who mixed their traditional religions with Catholicism in order to camouflage them.
Earlier you called it dark, but aren't all the African-based syncretic religions amoral?
A large number of these schools tend to be syncretic and incorporate Hindu japa and other such traditions alongside the Buddhist influences.
This often leads to peculiar interpretations of the Islamic canons and sometimes result in the formation of unique syncretic cults and rituals.
Caodaism(Vietnamese: Đạo Cao Đài, Chữ nôm: 道高臺) is a monotheistic syncretic religion officially established in the city of Tây Ninh in southern Vietnam in 1926.
The oldest custodians of Mount Hakusan are likely the guardian deities that are adhered to in Shinto, andlater also in syncretic forms of Buddhism.
Regionalised popular forms include filmi and folk music; the syncretic tradition of the bauls is a well-known form of the latter.
Analysis of the available data of Altai Pazyryk culture made it possible to confirm that religion of its bearers actually had a syncretic character.
Would not be necessarily seen as. aesthetic enterprise, butrather as a… syncretic enterprise, where a number of motifs play their role.
This syncretic doctrine is known to be severely repressed in China and the repressions against its followers cannot be explained by anything except for foreign policy motives.
For example, in the Loyma dialect the word konec‘end' in the ancient syncretic meaning‘beginning, edge' is recorded.
The syncretic, primarily Orthodox-Catholic culture of the Belorussian nation has been enriched by the achievements of other cultures, borrowing the ideas and values, which could be adapted on its ground.
But none were known to have held all eight as seen in the modern,culturally syncretic"wheel" that is popular in Modern Paganism.
The Guancasco is a pact that takes a syncretic form with traditional Catholic liturgy, under which two communities exchange their patron saints, thereby reaffirming ties of friendship and peace.
In general, the complexes of the Ust-Vetluga burial ground site reflect the emergence of a new syncretic population in the Mari Volga river region.
The Shekshovo find emphasizes once more a syncretic nature of culture of the Medieval Russia military elite of that time, which combined elements of different origins and styles ranging from Scandinavian to nomadic.
Shabanova noted a"synthetic character" of the Theosophical teachings,which conditioned by the syncretic nature of the"transcendental nucleus" of Theosophy.
Similarly, enslaved peoples who were forced to adopt European religions combined their newly acquired faith with elements of their original traditional beliefs,thereby creating syncretic religions.
He agreed that the treaty bodies' activities andthe UPR were complementary; a syncretic model that blended the two procedures should be avoided.
The combination of the attributed of Artemis andTyche on the brooch plate from Phanagoria allows the author to discuss the image as a syncretic image of Artemis- Tyche.
In the very first issue of the Conquista del Estado,Ledesma published a syncretic program, which advertised statism, a political role for the universities, regionalisation, and a syndicalist structure for the national economy.
The semantics of border landscapes is interpreted by recourse of traditional Mari religion and mythology,as well as syncretic worldview Vyatka Maris, combining paganism and Christianity.