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Spatial Values and Means of Their Expression in the Kalmyk Language (an Insight into Case Forms)
Introduction. The study deals with spatial localization in the modem Kalmyk language. Being an important element of the world model, space finds its manifestation in certain language facts.
Liudmila L. Lidzhieva +3 more
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Can subalterns sing? Kalmyk songs about their exile to Siberia
The article deals with Kalmyk folk songs about the deportation of the Kalmyk people to Siberia (1943–1957). The purpose is to exhibit the Siberian cycle of Kalmyk songs as a special genre, to elucidate its folklore specifics and to show how its ...
E.-B. M. Guchinova, T. B. Seleeva
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Kalmyk Folklore and Epos Janggar in System of Regional Education in Kalmykia
The paper presents an analysis of communicative, cognitive, and educational potential Kalmyk folklore in general, and the epic «Djangar» particularly in relation to the modern school and preschool education in its regional dimension, which will more ...
Baldjya Dyakieva, Ellara Omakaeva
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The Kalmyk Household Tale: Plot AA 910 F ‘Wise Advice’
The paper investigates plot АА 910 ‘Wise Advice’ in Kalmyk fairy tales. Quite a number of ethnic fairy-tale traditions contain a plot about five twigs to symbolize friendship and some disagreement accommodated through wise advice from an old man.
T.G. Basangova
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The Artistic World of Kalmyk Household Fairy Tales [PDF]
The fairy tale genre constitutes quite a fruitful part of Kalmyk folklore. Along with the epic, myths, legends and proverbs, fairy tales are integral to the centuries-old spiritual culture.
I. S. Nadbitova
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The article considers the problem of determining the status of folklore word and text (utterance) in the modern lingvofolkloristics. In addition, it clarifi es some basic concepts and approaches relevant to the linguistic analysis of folklore genres that
Ellara Omakaeva
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Crow in the Kalmyk Folklore: Superstitions, Spells, Fairy Tales
T. G. Basangova
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The Genre of Yöräl in 20th Century Kalmyk Poetry: Analyzing Newspaper Materials of the 1930s–1940s
Introduction. In folklore of Mongolic peoples, well-wishes are referred to as ritual poetry. This is one of the ancient, surviving and widespread genres to have essentially preserved the idea of word magic.
Rimma M. Khaninova
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Motive of cossack mode of life in the works of Sandzhi Balykov (on the material of the novel “Zalamdzha”) [PDF]
The article analyzes the motive of the Cossack mode of life in the works of an outstanding representative of Kalmyk literary Diaspora, a publicist, a journalist, a public figure, an officer of the Cossack regiment of the Don army, a participant of the ...
Arina Boovaevna, Davaeva +4 more
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Multiethnic Societies of Central Asia and Siberia Represented in Indigenous Oral and Written Literature [PDF]
Central Asia and Siberia are characterized by multiethnic societies formed by a patchwork of often small ethnic groups. At the same time large parts of them have been dominated by state languages, especially Russian and Chinese.
Barnett, Robert +21 more
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