Enrique Santos Marinas
Biographic Data
| ID | 1189022 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Enrique Santos Marinas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Enrique Santos |
| FAMILY NAME | Marinas |
| SIGNATURE | MARINAS E S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Complutense de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8453-0014 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
XIV Congreso Internacional de la Sociedad Española de Ciencias de las Religiones
Myth and Immortality in Russian Folktales
As Russian folklorist Vladimir Propp already set out in his monograph Theory and History of Folklore (1984), folktales, and in particular fairy tales, could preserve the remnants of myths and rites from very ancient stages of human civilisation, dating back to Prehistoric times themselves. The great Indoeuropeanist Georges Dumézil managed to confirm that the Slavic cultures are perhaps those which have best preserved the ancient rites to this day…
Prophet Elijah as a Weather God in Church Slavonic Apocryphal Works
The prophet Elijah took over the role of the Slavic pre-Christian god Perun as a weather god among the East and South Slavs in the period of syncretism just after the Christianization. We can find several examples of this in the twelfth-century Primary Chronicle or Tale of Bygone Years. However, unlike other characters from the Old Testament, Elijah was not honored with extensive translations of full apocryphal works, except for a group of Church…
The Usage of Scriptural Nativity Motifs in Early Greek and Slavonic Hymnography
In this article I will make a survey of the usage of the main nativity motifs that can be found in early Greek and Slavonic hymnography, such as the kata stichon hymns. Moreover, I will compare them with the nativity motifs that are mentioned in several works belonging to the homiletic literature, such as Pseudo-Chrysostom’s sermon known as In illud, Memor fui Dei, et delectatus sum or St. Proclus’ Oratio in natalem diem Domini, as well as with t…
Reassessment, Unification, and Enlargement of the Sources of Slavic Pre-Christian Religion
This article discusses the texts included in a new compilation entitled Sources of Slavic Pre-Christian Religion produced by scholars at the University Complutense in Madrid, Spain. This compilation responds to the challenges of previous historiographical difficulties inherent in the indirect sources available and in the previous incomplete collections of sources. Thus, this is the first work to consolidate all known sources on pagan practices of…
Le lexique relatif à la navigation en vieux slave et vieux russe
El léxico relativo a la navigación en antiguo eslavo y antiguo ruso Este artículo es el resultado de una investigación sobre el vocabulario relativo a la navegación en antiguo eslavo y antiguo ruso, y más concretamente, sobre los subcampos semánticos «barcos», «partes de barcos» y «tripulantes de barcos». Para ello, hemos analizado varias obras de carácter eclesiástico e historiográfíco de origen eslavo meridional y oriental : los cuatro manuscri…
Myth and Immortality in Russian Folktales
As Russian folklorist Vladimir Propp already set out in his monograph Theory and History of Folklore (1984), folktales, and in particular fairy tales, could preserve the remnants of myths and rites from very ancient stages of human civilisation, dating back to Prehistoric times themselves. The great Indoeuropeanist Georges Dumézil managed to confirm that the Slavic cultures are perhaps those which have best preserved the ancient rites to this day…
Prophet Elijah as a Weather God in Church Slavonic Apocryphal Works
The prophet Elijah took over the role of the Slavic pre-Christian god Perun as a weather god among the East and South Slavs in the period of syncretism just after the Christianization. We can find several examples of this in the twelfth-century Primary Chronicle or Tale of Bygone Years. However, unlike other characters from the Old Testament, Elijah was not honored with extensive translations of full apocryphal works, except for a group of Church…
Le lexique relatif à la navigation en vieux slave et vieux russe
El léxico relativo a la navigación en antiguo eslavo y antiguo ruso Este artículo es el resultado de una investigación sobre el vocabulario relativo a la navegación en antiguo eslavo y antiguo ruso, y más concretamente, sobre los subcampos semánticos «barcos», «partes de barcos» y «tripulantes de barcos». Para ello, hemos analizado varias obras de carácter eclesiástico e historiográfíco de origen eslavo meridional y oriental : los cuatro manuscri…
Reassessment, Unification, and Enlargement of the Sources of Slavic Pre-Christian Religion
This article discusses the texts included in a new compilation entitled Sources of Slavic Pre-Christian Religion produced by scholars at the University Complutense in Madrid, Spain. This compilation responds to the challenges of previous historiographical difficulties inherent in the indirect sources available and in the previous incomplete collections of sources. Thus, this is the first work to consolidate all known sources on pagan practices of…
The Usage of Scriptural Nativity Motifs in Early Greek and Slavonic Hymnography
In this article I will make a survey of the usage of the main nativity motifs that can be found in early Greek and Slavonic hymnography, such as the kata stichon hymns. Moreover, I will compare them with the nativity motifs that are mentioned in several works belonging to the homiletic literature, such as Pseudo-Chrysostom’s sermon known as In illud, Memor fui Dei, et delectatus sum or St. Proclus’ Oratio in natalem diem Domini, as well as with t…
XIV Congreso Internacional de la Sociedad Española de Ciencias de las Religiones
Myth and Immortality in Russian Folktales
As Russian folklorist Vladimir Propp already set out in his monograph Theory and History of Folklore (1984), folktales, and in particular fairy tales, could preserve the remnants of myths and rites from very ancient stages of human civilisation, dating back to Prehistoric times themselves. The great Indoeuropeanist Georges Dumézil managed to confirm that the Slavic cultures are perhaps those which have best preserved the ancient rites to this day…
Prophet Elijah as a Weather God in Church Slavonic Apocryphal Works
The prophet Elijah took over the role of the Slavic pre-Christian god Perun as a weather god among the East and South Slavs in the period of syncretism just after the Christianization. We can find several examples of this in the twelfth-century Primary Chronicle or Tale of Bygone Years. However, unlike other characters from the Old Testament, Elijah was not honored with extensive translations of full apocryphal works, except for a group of Church…
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