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This Needs More Time!: Considerations for Improving Partnerships Between Communities and Institutions in Folklore

Journal of American Folklore
:From 2021 to 2023, the authors convened a series of discussion forums at the annual meetings of the American Folklore Society to discuss the challenges of community-institutional partnerships in the field of folklore.
Sarah M. Gordon, Jasper Waugh-Quasebarth, J. L. Brickhouse, Ashley Jones, Naomi Sturm-Wijesinghe   +4 more
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Functions of grass in ritual practice, folklore texts, and everyday life of Kamchatka Koryak-Nymylans

Languages and Folklore of Indigenous Peoples of Siberia
This study focuses on the role of grass within the traditional Koryak-Nymylan culture. This research primarily employs a comparative-historical methodology, enabling analysis of folklore texts within their historical context and in relation to ...
T. A. Golovaneva
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Folklore Studies Between Text and Artifact: The Scholarly Legacy of Oleksa Dolia

Bulletin of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. Literary Studies. Linguistics. Folklore Studies
This article presents a comprehensive analysis of the scholarly, museological, and pedagogical activities of Oleksii Leonidovych Dolia (1964–2017) – Honored Worker of Culture of Ukraine, Director of the Center for Folklore and Ethnography at Taras ...
O. Ivanovska
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THE REFLECTION OF EVIL CREATURES IN UZBEKISTAN FOLKLORE

RESEARCH ON UZBEK FOLKLORE AND DIALECTS: PRACTICE, METHODOLOGY, AND NEW APPROACHES
In Uzbek folklore, negative images that create various obstacles for positive heroes play an important role. Among the general categories such as jinn, fairy, giant, evil spirits in the form of women - Qara Umay, Albasti, Sariq Qiz, Mortu, Ajina, Maston ...
Dilbar Haydarova
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ANCIENT PEOPLE, ANCESTORS, OR DEMONS? THE MYTHONYM CHUD (‘THE CHUDS’, ‘EVIL SPIRIT’) IN THE KOMI-PERMYAK LANGUAGE AND FOLKLORE

Folklore: structure, typology, semiotics
From the Russian folklore, ideas about the Chuds – an ancient people, as well as their name, were borrowed into foreign oral traditions. In the Komi-Permyak language, the word Chud’ underwent not only a phonetic (chud, pl.
S. Korolyova, Y. Shkuratok
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Song folklore of the Kryashen settlers in the Irkutsk region: genre and style attribution based on the 1971 recordings of L. S. Zamaletdinov

Languages and Folklore of Indigenous Peoples of Siberia
This article examines the song folklore of the Kryashen Tatars, an Orthodox, Tatar-speaking sub-ethnic group whose history is marked by both migration and cultural synthesis.
N.Yu. Al’meeva
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"LUGʻATI CHIGATOYI VA TURKI OTTOMANI" IS AN IMPORTANT SOURCE FOR COLLECTING FOLKLORE MATERIALS AND DIALECTAL WORDS.

RESEARCH ON UZBEK FOLKLORE AND DIALECTS: PRACTICE, METHODOLOGY, AND NEW APPROACHES
The article analyzes the semantic features of the materials and dialectal words in the "Dictionary of Chigatoyi va Turki Osmani" by Sheikh Suleiman Bukhari.
Nishonboy Xusanov
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COMPARATIVE TYPOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF APPLAUSE AND CURSING IN THE FOLKLORE OF TURKIC PEOPLES

RESEARCH ON UZBEK FOLKLORE AND DIALECTS: PRACTICE, METHODOLOGY, AND NEW APPROACHES
Folklore genres related to the magic of behavior, eyes and words occupy a large place in the oral creativity of Turkic peoples. Kinna, badik, applause, cursing, spells, and other sayings related to various rituals are among these.
Emek Ushenmez, Hulkar Aliqulova
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THE IMAGE OF THE WOLF IN THE FOLKLORE OF TURKIC PEOPLES

RESEARCH ON UZBEK FOLKLORE AND DIALECTS: PRACTICE, METHODOLOGY, AND NEW APPROACHES
This article analyzes the image of the wolf in the folklore and mythological thinking of Turkic peoples within the framework of ancient religious beliefs such as totemism and ...
Moxitabon Mominova
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SEASONAL RITUAL SONGS IN UZBEK CHILDREN'S FOLKLORE

RESEARCH ON UZBEK FOLKLORE AND DIALECTS: PRACTICE, METHODOLOGY, AND NEW APPROACHES
This article is devoted to the specific features of Uzbek children's folklore, and the role of thematic rituals in children's folklore is ...
Saodat Jorayeva
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