Folklore Studies

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Japanese Traditions of Oral Storytelling in the Middle Ages
The Will in the East Slavic Folklore
Pocong: Contemporary Zombie Stories in Indonesia
Folklore Archive and Historical Reality (Based on the Archive Materials of the Institute of Language, Literature and History, Karelian Research Centre RAS)
The Plot ATU/SUS 931 (“Oedipus” / “Incest”) in the Oral Literacy of the Transbaikal Russian-Chinese Borderland
The Religious-mythological characters and motifs in the Nart epic Balkars and Karachai
Blagovernaia Tsaritsa Khitra Byla Mudra: on One Synonymous Pair in the Russian Folklore
“Kojiki” and A.A. Vanovsky on the Genesis of Mythological Entities in the Archaic Myths of the Ancient Japan
The Specificity of the Plot and Structure of the Buryat Fairy Tales (2018 field materials)
The Folklore of Icon-Painters and Art Historians: Legends about the Elder in the Iconography of the Nativity of Christ
The Mouse and The Icon: on the Ethnographic Roots of Dostoevsky’s Poetics
Folklore Motif of the Mythical Lover in the Ancient and Early- Medieval Japanese Literature
At the Origins of the Russophone Musical Folklore of Siberia (1920s–1940s)
St Sisinnius’ Legend in Folklore and Handwritten Traditions of Eurasia and Africa (Outcomes and Perspectives of Research)
Representation of Christmas Rituals in Leonid Solomatkin’s Paintings as a Folkloristic and Ethnographic Source
Verbal Formulas in the Magical Ritual: Aspects of Interaction
Japanese Folklore in the Work of Alexander A. Vanovsky and Russian-Japanese Cultural Transfer
Contemporary Pragmatics of the Epic Tale: Yakut Epos Olonkho
Fire, Flood and War from the East: Cultural Transfer in Altaic Modern Eschatology
Petrushka in the Theatre for Children in the First Ten Years After the October Revolution (Two Plays by S.I. Marshak)

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