L N Arbachakova
Biographic Data
| ID | 4170837 |
|---|---|
| NAME | L N Arbachakova |
| GIVEN NAMES | L N |
| FAMILY NAME | Arbachakova |
| SIGNATURE | ARBACHAKOVA L N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9570-6505 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The performance ritual of the Shor kaichi
This paper explores the specific features and functions of ritual actions and performative remarks made by Shor storytellers (kaichi) from various storytelling schools during the performance of heroic epics. A comprehensive analysis is conducted on the exemplary performances delivered by practitioners of the two dominant Shor traditions: the Kondom school, exemplified by V. I. Tokmashov and S. S. Torbokov, and the Mrass school, represented by A. …
The image of the kyigylyk birds in Shor epic poetry
The mythological image of the elder-younger golden kyigylyk birds (Ulug-kichig altyn kyigylyk) is a recurring yet understudied motif in Shor heroic tales. This paper addresses the lack of a comprehensive interpretation of this image in folklore studies and the linguistic challenges of its translation. Based on epic materials recorded by N. P. Dyrenkova and L. N. Arbachakova, transcribed and translated by the author, the study aims to define the m…
Mount Surgu and the Milk Lake in the Shor epic
This work examines the beliefs of the Shor people about the mythical Mount Surgu/Sumer/ Sugur with the süttüg-kӧl (a milk lake) at the foot. This mythical mountain is well known in the Sayano-Altaic epic. The analysis focuses on the examples of twenty Shor heroic tales recorded by N. P. Dyrenkova, A. I. Chudoyakov, D. A. Funk, L. N. Arbachakova, and others. Mount Surgu and the milk lake cannot be regarded as ancestral places for the Shor people, …
Epic formulas in the texts of the Shor epic “Meret-oolak” / “Meret Olak with a magic horse”
The paper deals with two texts of the epic “Meret-oolaq” and “Meret Olak with a magic horse” (Meret sar attyg Meret Oolaq) performed by D. K. Turushpanov and transcribed by different speakers of the Shor language, I. Ya. Arbachakov and L. N. Arbachakova. Both texts were textually analyzed to reveal the epic formulas. A preliminary comparison of the two deciphered texts showed that both texts had been made from the one recording. Referring to the …
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…
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, …
Extra-text remarks of a narrator (from the experience of processing audio records “alyptyg nybak”)
The Poetic of Texts of Shor Shaman Ritual
Арбачакова Л
Artistic closeness of Shor heroic epic and shaman texts
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The image of an arrow in the Shor heroic epics
Институт филологии СО РАН, Новосибирск Образ стрелы в шорских героических сказанияхРассматриваются основные функции стрелы в шорских героических сказаниях.Анализ источников выявил, что стрелами могут обладать, помимо алыпов Среднего мира, божественные небожители-чайачы, пускающие их для того, чтобы помочь алыпу из Среднего мира, находящемуся в беде, либо для испытания силы богатырского коня на выносливость во время его участия в конных состязания…
The Poetic of Texts of Shor Shaman Ritual
Арбачакова Л
The image of an arrow in the Shor heroic epics
Институт филологии СО РАН, Новосибирск Образ стрелы в шорских героических сказанияхРассматриваются основные функции стрелы в шорских героических сказаниях.Анализ источников выявил, что стрелами могут обладать, помимо алыпов Среднего мира, божественные небожители-чайачы, пускающие их для того, чтобы помочь алыпу из Среднего мира, находящемуся в беде, либо для испытания силы богатырского коня на выносливость во время его участия в конных состязания…
Artistic closeness of Shor heroic epic and shaman texts
(, , . .) - : , , , . : , , .
The Poetic of Texts of Shor Shaman Ritual
Арбачакова Л
Extra-text remarks of a narrator (from the experience of processing audio records “alyptyg nybak”)
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…
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, …
Epic formulas in the texts of the Shor epic “Meret-oolak” / “Meret Olak with a magic horse”
The paper deals with two texts of the epic “Meret-oolaq” and “Meret Olak with a magic horse” (Meret sar attyg Meret Oolaq) performed by D. K. Turushpanov and transcribed by different speakers of the Shor language, I. Ya. Arbachakov and L. N. Arbachakova. Both texts were textually analyzed to reveal the epic formulas. A preliminary comparison of the two deciphered texts showed that both texts had been made from the one recording. Referring to the …
Mount Surgu and the Milk Lake in the Shor epic
This work examines the beliefs of the Shor people about the mythical Mount Surgu/Sumer/ Sugur with the süttüg-kӧl (a milk lake) at the foot. This mythical mountain is well known in the Sayano-Altaic epic. The analysis focuses on the examples of twenty Shor heroic tales recorded by N. P. Dyrenkova, A. I. Chudoyakov, D. A. Funk, L. N. Arbachakova, and others. Mount Surgu and the milk lake cannot be regarded as ancestral places for the Shor people, …
The image of the kyigylyk birds in Shor epic poetry
The mythological image of the elder-younger golden kyigylyk birds (Ulug-kichig altyn kyigylyk) is a recurring yet understudied motif in Shor heroic tales. This paper addresses the lack of a comprehensive interpretation of this image in folklore studies and the linguistic challenges of its translation. Based on epic materials recorded by N. P. Dyrenkova and L. N. Arbachakova, transcribed and translated by the author, the study aims to define the m…
The performance ritual of the Shor kaichi
This paper explores the specific features and functions of ritual actions and performative remarks made by Shor storytellers (kaichi) from various storytelling schools during the performance of heroic epics. A comprehensive analysis is conducted on the exemplary performances delivered by practitioners of the two dominant Shor traditions: the Kondom school, exemplified by V. I. Tokmashov and S. S. Torbokov, and the Mrass school, represented by A. …
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