
Based on the long-term field studies and stationary research of sketchbooks and notepads of demobilized soldiers, notebooks of soldiers (mariners), internet forums, personal memories of service and conversations with informants who had completed their military service, the author comes to the conclusion that certain phenomena, which are various in kind and quality (non-manual hierarchy of conscription soldiers and rites of passage, text materials and extravagant changes in full dress uniform, and, finally, deviant behavior of certain groups of military men) have common or similar causes.
«ДМБ-культура»; субкультура военнослужащих; неуставные отношения; переходные обряды; «дембельские» документы; гибридный стиль; армейский мужской код; «дедовщина»; индивидуация, “DMB-culture”; a subculture of military personnel; relationships; rites of passage; non-manual documents of demobilized soldiers; military code of conduct of male soldiers; hazing (“dedovshchina”); individuation
«ДМБ-культура»; субкультура военнослужащих; неуставные отношения; переходные обряды; «дембельские» документы; гибридный стиль; армейский мужской код; «дедовщина»; индивидуация, “DMB-culture”; a subculture of military personnel; relationships; rites of passage; non-manual documents of demobilized soldiers; military code of conduct of male soldiers; hazing (“dedovshchina”); individuation
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