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The Cat in Folklore Traditions of the Kalmyks, Other Mongolic and Far Eastern Peoples
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FOLKLORE OF SART-KALMYK OF KYRGYZIA: TEXTS AND AUDIO RECORDS
Folklore Structure Typology Semiotics, 2022The article is devoted to the texts and audio records of the SartKalmyk folklore. The Sart-Kalmyks are among the least studied Mongolian peoples living in the settlements of Kyrgyzstan. The first examples of oral folk art of the Sart-Kalmyks can be found in the manuscripts written by the Russian Mongolian scholar A.V. Burdukovin 1929, as well as in the
Boskha Kh. Borlykova, Badma V. Menyaev
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Unpublished Kalmyk Folklore: I. I. Popov’s Collection
Tradicionnaâ Kulʹtura, 2021Изучение калмыцкого фольклора имеет двухвековую историю, но, несмотря на это, еще существуют инедиты устного творчества народа, хранящиеся в архивах Российской Федерации. В Государственном архиве Ростовской области имеется коллекция произведений фольклора, записанная коннозаводчиком и этнографом-любителем И. И. Поповым.
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The Motif of Laughter and Weeping in the Kalmyk Folklore
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The Concept Үүлн ‘Cloud’ in Kalmyk Folklore Revisited
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