Ethno reviewEthno reviewЭтнографическое обозрение0869-54153034-6274The Russian Academy of Sciences67215010.31857/S0869541523060015MOWRYXArticlesСтатьиResearch ArticleThe materiality of the ecology of memory and affectМатериальность экологии памяти и аффектаSokolovskiyS. VСоколовскийС. Вsokolovskiserg@gmail.comInstitute of Ethnology and Anthropology, Russian Academy of SciencesИнститут этнологии и антропологии РАН151220236NO6 (2023)№6 (2023)51127022025Copyright ©; 2023, Russian Academy of SciencesCopyright ©; 2023, Российская академия наук2023Russian Academy of SciencesРоссийская академия наукhttps://journals.eco-vector.com/0869-5415/article/view/672150

An introduction to the thematic issue on “Voyages of Living Things: Distributed Memory, Evocative Objects, and Affective Micro-Niches” with special focus on material scaffoldings in the ecology of memory and affect, exemplified by experiences of migrants, border residents, and tourists. The invited editor of the issue presents articles by Sholeh Sharokhi, Sibel Aksu Güngör, Darya Radchenko, Pavel Kupriyanov, Veronika Nurkova and Olga Sulim, analyzing the theoretical approaches and data presented within the framework of the ecology of human abilities, including the material aspects of human memory and affectivity.

Вводная статья темы номера, в фокусе которой материальные основы экологии памяти и аффекта в опыте мигрантов, жителей приграничья и туристов. Редактор темы рассматривает статьи Ш. Шахрохи, Д.А. Радченко, С. Гюнгёр, В.В. Нурковой и О.С. Сулим, П.С. Куприянова, анализируя представленные в них концепции и материалы в рамках проблематики исследований экологии человеческих способностей, главным образом материальных аспектов памяти и аффективности.

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