Explication of Concept THOUGHT in Epic Formulas Olonkho “Ala Bulkun” T. V. Zakharova-Chebiy [PDF]
A study of epic formulas that explicate variations of the concept THOUGHT in the olonkho text of the narrator T. V. Zakharova-Chebiy “Ala Bulkun”, which refers to the early (pre-revolutionary) records of the Yakut epic, is carried out.
Yu. P. Borisov
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The System of Mythological Characters in the Turkic Epic: The Karachay-Balkarian Nartiada and Yakut Olonkho [PDF]
The article explores the parallels in the structure of character systems of the Karachay-Balkarian version of the Nartiada and Yakut heroic epos Olonkho.
Semen S. Makarov, Tanzila M. Khadzhieva
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Epic Formulas with a Matrix Construction: from Stability in Structure to Reference in Consciousness (Image of a Hero in the Yakut Olonkho) [PDF]
The complex processes involved in the generation of the image of the hero by the narrator and the perception of this image by the epic audience are studied.
Yu. P. Borisov
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The Images of Udagan Women in the Yakut Heroic Epic olonkho (Tradition of the Tattinsky Region) [PDF]
The article gives an insight to the image of Udagan women in the Yakut traditional heroic epic olonkho of the Tattinsky region. In accordance with their origin, Udagan women are divided into two groups: Udagan women of the Aiyy tribe and the Udagan women
N. Orosina
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Writer and Olonkho-Performer: Features of “Buura Dokhsun” Olonkho’s Verse by Erilik Eristiin
This article discusses the features of “Buura Dokhsun” Olonkho’s verse, first published in 1993 by Erilik Eristiin, writer and olonkho-performer. The introduction briefly refers to the studies of the past years, which revealed common features among folk storytellers. Similar moments are clearly shown in the composition of epics.
Nikolay Nikolaevich Toburokov +1 more
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Visions of Olonkho : representation of Sakha epic poetry from the 19th century to today [PDF]
The genre of heroic epic poetry known as olonkho stands at the forefront of Sakha cultural revival. Its importance has roots in early Soviet nationality policies encouraging ethnic expression and the importance of literary culture in Soviet society ...
Andreev, Kari Elizabeth
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On translation strategies of the epic texts [PDF]
The paper deals with translation strategies of the epic texts in the case of the Sakha epic “Nurgun Botur the Swift” translation into English. Due to the variety of research works on the Sakha-Russian translation issues this paper focuses on the review
Dyachkovskaya Vilena G.
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Figurative Vocabulary in the Yakut and Buryat Epics: Lexical Parallels [PDF]
Introduction. The article presents a comparative analysis of the figurative vocabulary of the Yakut and Buryat languages on the basis of epic texts. The figurative vocabulary in both languages is specific part of its lexicon which have a common roots ...
Zhirkova Eugenia E.
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Introduction. Interpretation of sign systems inherent to archaic texts of Olonkho epic remains an important issue within Yakut epic studies. The situation is complicated by the ongoing penetration of network structures into all spheres of human ...
Marianna T. Satanar
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Experience of Developing a database of storytellers of the Yakut Epos
The results of the analysis of the basic principles of compiling the database “Olonkhosuts of Yakutia of the 17th—20th centuries” — about the storytellers of the Yakut national epic are presented.
S. D. Lvova, L. N. Gerasimova
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