Victoria A Chervaneva
Biographic Data
| ID | 10168895 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Victoria A Chervaneva |
| GIVEN NAMES | Victoria A |
| FAMILY NAME | Chervaneva |
| SIGNATURE | CHERVANEVA V A |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3091-6469 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Temporal Plan of Oral Narrative as a Projection of the Subject of Narration
The article discusses the features of modeling the category of time in oral narratives with reliability. The most essential property of the time of such narratives is the orientation to the actual moment of speech: the narrative about the events of the past is built taking into account the time plan of the situation of the conversation. This is reflected by means of different language levels – aspectual-temporal forms of verbs, features of the re…
Sorcerer/Sorceress
The article analyzes the use of the nominations of magical specialists in East Slavic mythological prose using the lexemes “sorcerer/witch” as an example. There is a clear tendency in the narrative to avoid the direct names of magical specialists at the first mention, to introduce text into the situation, which is a significant difference from the referential properties of functional names (names of people by profession and occupation) in Russian…
“Zdes'” is not “Tut”
The article examines the functioning of two spatial deictics “zdes'” and “tut” in the system of mythological story based on the material of the Northern Russian tradition. The analysis made it possible to reveal the composition of the meanings they represent, the quantitative ratio of these units, and the modes of use. The presence of specialization of these deictic units in the oral narrative has been established: “zdes'”, in all spatial meaning…
Changing Points of View as a Device in the Texts of Oral Tradition. On the Issue of the Observer in Folklore
The anthropological turn in folklore studies
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Meet the Demonological Character
The article describes the system of character nomination in oral demonological narratives about the dead. The syntagmatic level, i.e. the methods of introducing demonic characters and the linguistic tools employed for this purpose, are given particular attention. I also attempt to explain the role this naming system plays in the organisation of a demonological narrative, and show the relationship between character references and storyline of the …
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Meet the Demonological Character
The article describes the system of character nomination in oral demonological narratives about the dead. The syntagmatic level, i.e. the methods of introducing demonic characters and the linguistic tools employed for this purpose, are given particular attention. I also attempt to explain the role this naming system plays in the organisation of a demonological narrative, and show the relationship between character references and storyline of the …
The anthropological turn in folklore studies
a (, ) b (
Changing Points of View as a Device in the Texts of Oral Tradition. On the Issue of the Observer in Folklore
Sorcerer/Sorceress
The article analyzes the use of the nominations of magical specialists in East Slavic mythological prose using the lexemes “sorcerer/witch” as an example. There is a clear tendency in the narrative to avoid the direct names of magical specialists at the first mention, to introduce text into the situation, which is a significant difference from the referential properties of functional names (names of people by profession and occupation) in Russian…
“Zdes'” is not “Tut”
The article examines the functioning of two spatial deictics “zdes'” and “tut” in the system of mythological story based on the material of the Northern Russian tradition. The analysis made it possible to reveal the composition of the meanings they represent, the quantitative ratio of these units, and the modes of use. The presence of specialization of these deictic units in the oral narrative has been established: “zdes'”, in all spatial meaning…
Temporal Plan of Oral Narrative as a Projection of the Subject of Narration
The article discusses the features of modeling the category of time in oral narratives with reliability. The most essential property of the time of such narratives is the orientation to the actual moment of speech: the narrative about the events of the past is built taking into account the time plan of the situation of the conversation. This is reflected by means of different language levels – aspectual-temporal forms of verbs, features of the re…
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