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Islam and the Traditional Moral Code of Adyghes
Iran and the Caucasus, 2005The Caucasus today is an intricate system of numerous strong cultures, each with its own identifiable hierarchy of ethno-cultural values, a complex communication and interface structure of traditional cultural institutions and religious awareness. The North Caucasus is a region where two religions-Islam and Christianity have traditionally coexisted ...
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A mythoepic basis of the Adyghe New Year
Epic studiesThe article considers the traditional spring holiday “Alternation of heads of years” (Ilesyshye zablek1ygu) on March 21–23 among the Adygs (Circassians) people, dedicated to Shyuzeresh the patron saint of abundance and horsemen. The aim of the work is to study the mythoepic basis of the traditional holidays associated with the spring and winter ...
КUЕК Asfar, KUEK Maryet
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SENSOROMETRIC EVALUATION OF THE ADYGHE CHEESE AROMA
Bulletin of KSAUThe aim of the study is to sensorimetrically evaluate the aroma of Adyghe cheese (soft, smoked, and hard) and determine the effect of an edible pectin coating on aroma preservation in each sample. The objects of the study were samples of Adyghe cheese (soft – control, smoked, hard, soft in a pectin coating, soft in a pectin coating with spices, smoked ...
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THE ART OF SINGING IN ADYGHE-CIRCASSIANS
2021The immigrants from Caucasia, known as Adyghe in the North Caucasus but referred to as Circassian during the Ottoman period, were known as Circassians both in the official records of the time and in the language of the Anatolian people who welcomed them.
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Bodily beauty in the mirror of Adyghe identity
ADYGHE INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC JOURNALThe subject of research of this article is the originality, authentic character, philosophy of bodily beauty in the traditional culture of the Circassians. Working on such a world-famous source as the Adyghe heroic epos “Narts”, the author traces the origins of the Adyghe people’s ideas about the aesthetics of female and male bodily perfection and ...
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COLOUR SYMBOLICS IN THE ADYGHE EPIC
BULLETIN of the Kabardian-Balkarian Institute for the Humanities Research, 2021openaire +1 more source
The Color Lexeme «Black» in the Adyghe Linguoculture
Philologos, 2022M.Yu. Ezaova, M.L. Kardanov
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SYMBOLISM OF MUTILATION IN THE POETICS OF THE ADYGHE EPIC
BULLETIN of the Kabardian-Balkarian Institute for the Humanities Research, 2023openaire +1 more source
Clause chaining in Adyghe (Northwest Caucasian)
Abstract This chapter explores clause chaining in Adyghe, a West Caucasian language. The major means of combining clauses into larger chains are the additive suffix, two general converbs, and two specialized converbs. Adyghe also has a number of conjunctions, but their use for the purpose of clause chaining is not very common ...openaire +1 more source