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Mental codes of everyday and sacred language in the matrix of behavioral stereotypes of Udmurts

Heritage, 2021
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Song folklore of the resettlement tradition of the Udmurts of the Krasnoyarsk region

Sibirskiy filologicheskiy zhurnal, 2021
This paper analyzes the musical and song resettlement tradition of the Krasnoyarsk Udmurts and compares it with the indigenous tradition of the Udmurts living in the Igrinsky and Alnashsky districts of the Udmurt Republic. The resettlement of the Udmurts
I. Pchelovodova, N. Anisimov, E. Sofronova   +2 more
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Udmurt

2022
Abstract Udmurt is a minority language spoken in European Russia in the region between the rivers Kama and Volga. It has an official status in the Udmurt Republic, but especially in the last twenty years, its intergenerational transmission has become clearly endangered.
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Heterozygous carrier rate for type I–IV proximal spinal muscular atrophy in Chuvashes, Udmurts, and residents of the Moscow region

Russian Journal of Genetics, 2012
V V Zabnenkova, M G Spiridonova, R A Zinchenko   +2 more
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Clitics in the Beserman Dialect of Udmurt [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
The Beserman dialect of the Udmurt language has a large number of clitics, mainly discourse markers, which have never been described in detail. These clitics occur very frequently in texts and often appear in clusters. The rules which govern the ordering of clitics within a cluster are especially interesting because the binary relation “clitic A ...
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The evolution of the decoration of the shirts of the Krasnoufim Udmurts in the late 19th — early 20th centuries (based on the collections of S.I. Rudenko)

Journal of Clothing Science
A small group of Udmurts living in the upper reaches of the Ufa River (in the Krasnoufimsky district of the Sverdlovsk region), settled among the numerically dominant Mari population, had a costume complex in the second half of the twentieth century.
E. Nechvaloda
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Musical-Song Folklore in the Context of Funeral-Memorial Tradition of the Eastern Udmurts [Myzykal’no-pesennyi folklor v kontekste pohoronno-pominal’noi traditsii zakamskikh udmurtov].

Этнографическое обозрение / Ethno review
The article examines the musical and song folklore of the Eastern Udmurts in the context of the culture of funeral and memorial rites. Drawing both on the archival and field data, we discuss the functions, symbolism, terminologies, as well as musical and
Nikolai Anisimov
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FOLKLORE HERITAGE OF THE SOUTHERN UDMURTS IN THE SONGWRITING OF RAISA KUZMINICHNA SHAKHTINA

Historical and cultural heritage
The article examines the role of an individual in the preservation and actualization of traditional culture using the example of one of the brightest and most charismatic personalities of the Southern Udmurt tradition ­– Shakhtina Raisa Kuzminichna ...
I. Pchelovodova, E. Sofronova
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INTERPRETATION OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES OF THE HUMAN BODY IN THE TRADITIONAL REPRESENTATIONS OF THE UDMURTS (BASED ON FOLKLORE MATERIALS)

Historical and cultural heritage
The present article engages in a comprehensive analysis of folk beliefs pertaining to the physiological transformations of the human body throughout the lifespan, drawing upon a diverse array of folklore and ethnographic sources.
T. Russkikh
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Representation of the religious and mythological picture of the world of the Udmurts in the poetry of V. Vladykin

Bulletin of Ugric studies
Introduction: Vladimir Vladykin is an outstanding researcher and ethnographer from the Udmurt Republic, whose works have received recognition in the scientific community both in Russia and abroad.
A. Kamitova
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