2018. Vol. 19. № 3
| Author | Article title | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| INTERNATIONAL ROUND TABLE “WEST VS. EAST: STRATEGIES OF PRESERVATION OF INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE” (THE 27TH OF FEBRUARY, POLENOV STATE RUSSIAN HOUSE OF FOLK ARTS) | 11-19 |
| Author | Article title | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| TATIANA A. ZOLOTOVA | FOLKLORISM IN THE WORKS OF CONTEMPORARY YOUNG RUSSIAN AUTHORS | 28-29 |
| EKATERINA A. PLOTNIKOVA, ANNA O. TROSHKOVA, GEORGY A. TROFIMOV | GENRE TRADITIONS OF ORAL FOLK-TALE AND FANTASY LITERATURE IN CONTEMPORARY YOUNG RUSSIAN WRITERS PRODUCTION (EXEMPLIFIED IN WORKS BY A. GANIEVA, D. AKHMETSHIN, E. BABUSHKINA, M. NOX) | 39-40 |
| ANNA O. TROSHKOVA | TRANSFORMATION OF FAIRY TALE COMPONENTS IN MODERN FANTASY LITERATURE (EXEMPLIFIED IN THE NOVEL “MORT” BY TERRY PRATCHETT) | 47 |
| NATALIA I. EFIMOVA | FOLKLORE SOURCES OF COMPUTER GAME CHARACTERS: FROM TRANSFORMATION TO ORIGINS (EXEMPLIFIED IN ROMAN PAPSUEV’S GRAPHIC ART) | 54-55 |
| Author | Article title | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| ANNA A. PLOTNIKOVA | SERBIAN-MACEDONIAN BORDER: FEATURES OF THE REGION IN THE CONTEXT OF BALKAN SLAVIC TRADITIONS (FOLK CALENDAR AND AGRICULTURAL RITUALS) | 67 |
| MARIA A. ANDRYUNINA | ANTHROPOMORPHIC SYMBOLISM OF HOUSE IN FUNERAL AND REMEMBRANCE RITES: THE BODY, THE SOUL AND THE SACRIFICE (UKRANIAN, BELORUSIAN, WESTERN-RUSSIAN AND POLISH TRADITIONS) | 78-79 |
| NATALIA V. KRYUKOVA | FOLK CHRISTIANITY IN ARMENIA: TRADITIONS AND NOWADAYS | 89-90 |
| IGOR A. PANKOV | THE DAIRA FOR EVERYBODY: RITUAL OF THE COMORIAN SUFI ORDERS AND NOWADAYS | 91-98 |
| MARIA V. ZAVYALOVA | DANCE OF A SMALL SPIDER: BETWEEN RITUAL AND DISEASE | 110-111 |
| Author | Article title | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| NIKITA V. PETROV | “ZOYA’S STANDING”: A FOLK PLOT AND SOCIAL REALITY | 124-125 |
| NATALIA S. PETROVA | COLLECTIVIZATION IN THE RUMORS OF THE LATE 1920s — THE 1930s | 136-137 |
| SVETLANA YU. KOROLYOVA | “THERE ARE GRAVES IN OUR CELLAR”: BURIALS OF CHILDREN OUTSIDE COMMON CEMETERIES IN THE 20TH CENTURY (PRACTICES AND NARRATIVES OF NORTHERN KAMA THE RIVER’S BASIN) | 148-149 |
| DMITRIY V. GROMOV | RUMORS ABOUT CHEMTRAILS: PERSONAL EXPERIENCE AS A CRITERION OF “KNOWLEDGE” | 161 |
| ALEKSANDR G. SELEZNEV, IRINA A. SELEZNEVA | NEW RUSSIAN MYTHOLOGY AND THE GLOBAL INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT: PARADOXES OF THE CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL COMMUNICATIONS (WESTERN SIBERIA, THE 21ST CENTURY) | 173-174 |
| Author | Article title | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| ELENA S. DANILKO | “THE POLE IS THIN, THE SMALL RIVER IS DEEP…” | 175-177 |
| Author | Article title | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| CONGRATULATIONS TO TAMARA PURTOVA | 178 | |
| TO THE JUBILEE OF SERAFIMA NIKITINA | 179 | |
| SERAFIMA E. NIKITINA | NOTES ON ORAL AND WRITTEN EXISTENCE OF OLD BIBLE VERSES IN OLD BELIEVERS’ CULTURE | 191 |