E Kuzmina
Biographic Data
| ID | 163723 |
|---|---|
| NAME | E Kuzmina |
| GIVEN NAMES | E |
| FAMILY NAME | Kuzmina |
| SIGNATURE | KUZMINA E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7389-7811 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Междисциплинарность в эдиционной практике (на примере томов серии «Памятники фольклора народов Сибири и Дальнего Востока)
Goals. The article examines some challenges and outcomes of integrating comprehensive and interdisciplinary approaches during the preparation and publication of collections representing over thirty ethnic folklore traditions of Siberia and Russia's Far East. Methods. The paper addresses participant observation tools to trace the progress and effects of this integration. A substantial body of folklore patterns accumulated through the efforts of ge…
The motif of fate in the folklore of the Mongolian peoples
The article discusses topical issues of reflection and development of the motif of fate in the folklore of the Mongolian peoples in the light of their traditional ideas. The views of fate are the most essential part in the people's vision of the world and understanding of the destiny of man. Despite the fact that the topic of fate has long worried people and completely occupied their minds, there are still few works devoted to this issue. This is…
Poetics of the Buryat epics at the decline stage of the epic tradition
The paper addresses the preservation of the epic tradition and the relationship between the plots and “common places” (loci communes) based on heroic epics (üligers) performed by B. Barnakov in 1961-1962 and recorded on a magnetic tape. At that time, Buryat scholars witnessed a decline of the heroic epic genre. However, owing to the storytelling gift and memory of üligershin B. Barnakov, the tales in his performance feature a variety of plots and…
Stereotypes in female images of the Siberian epos
In the heroic legends of the peoples of Siberia, a special role is played by typical descriptions (stereotypes) that carry plot-forming and compositional functions. They reflect the syncretism of aesthetic and moral popular views in their content and the semantic guidelines that epic heroes are endowed with. As ethno-poetic constants, these stereotypes embodied the people’s value attitude to the world around them and, being transmitted for a long…
Universals of verbal culture
The paper deals with developing a theory of verbal culture, represented at the levels of folklore, literature, and language. On the one hand, we understand verbal culture as a part of general ethnic culture, including language and forms of literature based on it, and, on the other hand, as a reproducible component of social and linguistic practice. Thus, verbal culture has a depth and includes at least three layers: language, folklore, and litera…
Audio recording of the epic and its translation
The article presents a textological analysis of the epic “Meret-oolak” performed by D. K. Turushpanov. The decod- ing of “Meret-oolak” audio recording was made by different native speakers − I. Y. Arbachakov and L. N. Arbacha- kova. When working with the archival audio recording of the epic under study as the primary source, the authors followed the main principle of practical textology − the authenticity of the research material. In this study, …
Narrator and Epic Tradition
The article is devoted to the study of the heroic tales of the Buryat-Uligers, performed by B. Barnakov. Particular attention is paid to the repertory of this storyteller. The question of the preservation of the plot structure of works and storytelling memory in the conditions of the extinction of the epic tradition, when the epic environment and regular performance have already disappeared, is considered. The results of a comparative analysis of…
Reflection of archetypical models in “loci communes” of heroic epics of the peoples of Siberia
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The Poetic of Texts of Shor Shaman Ritual
Арбачакова Л
The main scientific principles of publication of folk texts (based on the series «Monuments of Folklore of the Peoples of Siberia and Far East»)
On the Origin of the Indo-Iranians
On the Origin of the Indo-Iranians
The main scientific principles of publication of folk texts (based on the series «Monuments of Folklore of the Peoples of Siberia and Far East»)
The Poetic of Texts of Shor Shaman Ritual
Арбачакова Л
Reflection of archetypical models in “loci communes” of heroic epics of the peoples of Siberia
, . . , , , , , .
Stereotypes in female images of the Siberian epos
In the heroic legends of the peoples of Siberia, a special role is played by typical descriptions (stereotypes) that carry plot-forming and compositional functions. They reflect the syncretism of aesthetic and moral popular views in their content and the semantic guidelines that epic heroes are endowed with. As ethno-poetic constants, these stereotypes embodied the people’s value attitude to the world around them and, being transmitted for a long…
Universals of verbal culture
The paper deals with developing a theory of verbal culture, represented at the levels of folklore, literature, and language. On the one hand, we understand verbal culture as a part of general ethnic culture, including language and forms of literature based on it, and, on the other hand, as a reproducible component of social and linguistic practice. Thus, verbal culture has a depth and includes at least three layers: language, folklore, and litera…
Audio recording of the epic and its translation
The article presents a textological analysis of the epic “Meret-oolak” performed by D. K. Turushpanov. The decod- ing of “Meret-oolak” audio recording was made by different native speakers − I. Y. Arbachakov and L. N. Arbacha- kova. When working with the archival audio recording of the epic under study as the primary source, the authors followed the main principle of practical textology − the authenticity of the research material. In this study, …
Narrator and Epic Tradition
The article is devoted to the study of the heroic tales of the Buryat-Uligers, performed by B. Barnakov. Particular attention is paid to the repertory of this storyteller. The question of the preservation of the plot structure of works and storytelling memory in the conditions of the extinction of the epic tradition, when the epic environment and regular performance have already disappeared, is considered. The results of a comparative analysis of…
Poetics of the Buryat epics at the decline stage of the epic tradition
The paper addresses the preservation of the epic tradition and the relationship between the plots and “common places” (loci communes) based on heroic epics (üligers) performed by B. Barnakov in 1961-1962 and recorded on a magnetic tape. At that time, Buryat scholars witnessed a decline of the heroic epic genre. However, owing to the storytelling gift and memory of üligershin B. Barnakov, the tales in his performance feature a variety of plots and…
The motif of fate in the folklore of the Mongolian peoples
The article discusses topical issues of reflection and development of the motif of fate in the folklore of the Mongolian peoples in the light of their traditional ideas. The views of fate are the most essential part in the people's vision of the world and understanding of the destiny of man. Despite the fact that the topic of fate has long worried people and completely occupied their minds, there are still few works devoted to this issue. This is…
Междисциплинарность в эдиционной практике (на примере томов серии «Памятники фольклора народов Сибири и Дальнего Востока)
Goals. The article examines some challenges and outcomes of integrating comprehensive and interdisciplinary approaches during the preparation and publication of collections representing over thirty ethnic folklore traditions of Siberia and Russia's Far East. Methods. The paper addresses participant observation tools to trace the progress and effects of this integration. A substantial body of folklore patterns accumulated through the efforts of ge…
Art (8 works) · History (7 works) · Literature (7 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Folklore (4 works) · Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Poetry (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works)