Xinjiang Oirat Version of the Jangar and Its Epic Images: Means of Artistic Expression
Introduction. The study of stylistic features inherent to national epic narratives is one of the most relevant areas of modern folklore research. Of particular research interest ― in terms of identifying distinctive and typological features of the ...
Tsagana B. Seleeva
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El ataque con la lanza como motivo transgenérico: de la épica francesa a los libros de caballerías
This work analyses the framework and the formulaic materialization of each of the phases of the “couched charge,” an offensive technique performed with a lance that appeared at the end of the 11th century.
Pablo Justel
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Understanding an Epic Song of the Hmong in Laos From The Perspective of Oral Composition
This article looks at an epic song performed by Hmong in Laos from a perspective of oral composition by analyzing a wedding song Leuangtengdong. Through detailed musical and textual transcription, several compositional devices are identified and ...
Zhang Xun [张寻]
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About Glory, Crying and Formulas. Review of: Monuments of the Book Epic of West and East, ed. by S.Yu. Neklyudov, N.V. Petrov. Moscow, INFRA-M Publ., 2018. 482 p. [PDF]
The reviewed collective monograph edited by S. Neklyudov and N. Petrov focuses on issues of the book epic, monuments of ancient and medieval genre in between folklore and literature; the oral tradition in them is refracted and transformed in the process ...
Irina K. Staf
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POETICS OF THE BASHKIR FOLK EPIC "URAL-BATYR"
The article is devoted to the study of the poetics of the Bashkir folk epic "Ural-batyr". "Ural-batyr", created by the genius of the people on the basis of ancient mythology, is an invaluable monument not only of Bashkir but also of world culture.
Gölnar YULDIBAYEVA
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The varieties of formulaic diction in Turkic oral epics [PDF]
This article tries to show that the formulaic diction on the level of verse line and formulaic patterning in the composition of scenes are closely related and must be studied together. The analysis is done on the example of Turkic epics. Of the formulaic patterns the most prominent one is the variety of use of the attribute ak (white ...
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UNDERSTANDING OF THE SAGA IN THE GENERAL TURKISH LITERATURE
Sagaism is the product of the primitive artistic thought, which reflects the centuries-old national-home life of the nation with its beauty and elegance, contradictions and contradictions.
Aynur Seferli
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TRANSFORMATIONS OF THE GENRE OF BYLINA IN THE RUSSIAN LITERATURE OF THE 18TH CENTURY (the Plot of “Ilya Muromets and Nightingale the Robber”) [PDF]
In the 18th century, Russian literature was actively exploring folklore genres and characters. Th e bylina was one of the forms of interaction between folklore and literary genres. Some bogatyrs became literary characters.
Olga V. Zakharova
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Introduction. The article examines Yakut heroic olonkho epics — Nyurgun Bootur the Swift by P. Oyunsky and Kulun Kullustuur the Obstinate by I. Timofeev-Teploukhov — for techniques employed to create portraits of main characters.
Gulnara E. Savvinova
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Poetic grounds of epic formulae
The study of oral formulae in the twentieth century had several phases. After the initial - very stimulating and influential - research by M. Parry and A. B. Lord, who focused on the technique of composing the poem and the mnemotechnic function of formulae, the focus at first shifted to the concept of performance (J. M.
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