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Tuva in anthropologist E.D. Prokofieva’s doom
Article presents the Tuvan period of scientific career of Yekaterina Dmitrievna Prokofieva, well-known as a specialist in culture of Selkups. In 1950’s she has been productive in researching the Tuvan ethnography and has written a monography "National ...
Vladimir A. Kisel
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Tea in the traditional culture of the Kalmyks and Tuvans
The article analyzes the traditions and current state of consumption of milk tea among the Tuvans and Kalmyks. It was – and still is – considered a most required product characterized as vital, therapeutic, and, currently, ethnically essential. The paper examines the history of tea distribution, the established traditions of its preparation, depicts ...
Tatyana I. Sharaevа, Elena V. Aiyzhy
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The article examines the legend of ‘Bogdo Changar Khan’ once integral to the Tuvan epic tradition, establishing its plot-typological parallels to Kalmyk and Xinjiang-Oirat versions of the ‘Jangar’ epic.
Tsagan B. Seleevа
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Tuvan-Russian bilingualism in a modern urban environment
The article analyzes Tuvan-Russian bilingualism functioning in the modern urban space, based on the city of Kyzyl, the capital of the Republic of Tuva. The aim of our research is to characterize the types of bilingualism realized in the speech practices ...
N. O. Mongush
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Azhikmaa-Rusheva Natal'ia Doidalovna
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Chimiza K. Lamazhaa
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Traditions of Mentoring in the Tuvan Stone-Cutting Art
Mentoring is the most characteristic method of transferring experience and knowledge inherent in traditional Tuvan society. Mentoring as a pedagogical technique has ensured the continuity of traditions and their adaptation to the modern realities.
A. Chap
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To the issue of publishing the literary heritage of I.G. Safyanov
Article reveals the new publishing project of the Culture Sector of Tuvan Institute for the Humanities that unites the published and unrenowned manuscripts of one of the founders of Tuvan state I.G. Safyanov.
Margarita P. Tatarinseva
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2015-2016 Expeditions to subethnic groups of Tuvans living in Mongolia and Russia’s Krasnoyarsk Krai
The article presents some of the findings of the 2015-2016 expeditions which aimed to study the speech, folklore and culture of small populations of ethnic Tuvans living outside the Republic of Tuva – namely, subethnic groups of Tuvans in Mongolia (sumon
Nadezhda D. Suvandii +2 more
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Ceremonial pectorals from the Tuvan Valley of the kings
The article examines in detail two pectorals from elite burials in Tuva, namely from grave 5 in Arzhan-2 and grave 9 in Chinge-Tey I burial mounds. The images on these ceremonial objects and their morphological features were compared.
Konstantin Chugunov
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Toponimic Legends of South-Eastern Tuva
The article analyses the local uniqueness of plots and motives in toponymic legends of south-eastern Tuva: Tes-Khem, Erzin, and Tere-Khol kozhuuns (rayons), also considering the context of ethnocultural contacts between south-eastern Tuvans and their ...
Antonina S. Dongak
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