Staff View: Kupari, Helen

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100	1	\|a Kupari, Helen
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678		\|b Faculty of Theology, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland (2016); scholar of religion and PhD since April 2015. Her broad research interests include lived religion; religion, gender, age, and ethnicity; religion and social power; and religion in modernizing, modern and late-modern Finland. Theoretically, she is inspired by practice theory, feminist theory, social memory research, and ethnographic methodologies. Heretofore, her research has mostly concerned the Orthodox Christian minority in Finland. Most importantly, in her doctoral dissertation she examined the lived religion of elderly Finnish Orthodox Christian Women in relation to the evolving sociohistorical context of 20th and 21st Century Finland and in light of Pierre Bourdieu’s social theory
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