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EtnoAntropologia, 2018 The monographic section of this issue of EthnoAnthropology is dedicated to the history of the Russian anthropological sciences, to the museography and methodology of ethnographic research and finally to the visual anthropology in Russia.
Alberto Baldi
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Constitutional Landmarks: Revered Sites of South-West Finnish Folklore and Social Space-Making
FolkloreFinnish folklore archives contain a wealth of information about revered or sacred sites of folk belief, the locations of which have not been thoroughly studied before.
John Björkman
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Folklore-electronic Journal of FolkloreThis paper is a study of ritual and profession at a temple in a demolished village in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, South China. The study focuses on two ritual service providers (RSPs) who 1) offer services within fortune-telling, divination and feng ...
Adam Grydehøj, Qi Pan
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Bulletin of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. Literary Studies. Linguistics. Folklore StudiesBackground. Multilevel contacts of folk and authorial creativity as two related systems of literature have interested researchers since the emergence of literature as a separate area of culture. Over time, such assistance changes, therefore in the modern
Z. Yankovska
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Exploring the Elements of Spirituality in the Folklore of Odisha: A Select Study
Folklore-electronic Journal of FolkloreOdisha is a state in eastern India known for its rich cultural heritage. It is a repository of invaluable folklore traditions, including stories, myths, riddles, proverbs, arts, crafts, sculptures, dance, music and other cultural expressions.
Richita Sulagna Pradhan, Arpita Goswami
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Folklore, Comics, and Graphic Storytelling: Introduction
Journal of American Folklore:This special issue of the Journal of American Folklore draws together a cross section of perspectives from folklorists, anthropologists, literature scholars, and geographers that highlight ways in which the medium of comics can inform and enrich ...
Erin Kathleen Bahl, Andy Kolovos
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“I Thank Folklore for Everything”: On the Anniversary of the Udmurt Folklorist Galina Glukhova
Folklore-electronic Journal of FolkloreThe article is dedicated to Galina Glukhova, a prominent Udmurt folklorist and researcher. It highlights her significant contribution to the study of Udmurt folklore and traditional culture.
Tatjana Korobova
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«KAZAKH AND UZBEK FOLKLORE: HISTORICAL PARALLELS AND CULTURAL CONTINUITY»
RESEARCH ON UZBEK FOLKLORE AND DIALECTS: PRACTICE, METHODOLOGY, AND NEW APPROACHESThis article explores the historical and cultural parallels between Kazakh and Uzbek folklore. Both nations share a rich oral tradition filled with common epic heroes, legends, fairy tales, and proverbs.
Diana Miraliyeva
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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 APPROACHESThis 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 ...
M. Mominova
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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 APPROACHESFolklore 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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