Dainius Razauskas
Biographic Data
| ID | 6709048 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dainius Razauskas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dainius |
| FAMILY NAME | Razauskas |
| SIGNATURE | RAZAUSKAS D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Lithuanian Literature and Folklore |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Argumentai žodį miestas nesant slavizmą
Straipsnyje išsakomi argumentai, kodėl žodį miestas būtų galima nelaikyti skoliniu, slavizmu. Straipsnį sudaro šeši skyriai. Pirmajame, „Įžangoje“, pristatomas pats klausimas – seniausi žodžio miestas bei jo atitikmenų kitose baltų kalbose paminėjimai ir kalbininkų vieninga nuomonė jį esant slavizmą. Antrajame aptariama galima praslavų *město ‘vieta’ > ‘miestas’ kilmė, bandymai jį etimologizuoti ir nustatytos sąsajos su kitų ide. kalbų žodžiais, …
Congratulations, Professor Tatjana Civjan
The Gender of Trees and Their Relationship
The article consists of two parts. In the first part, the gender of trees emerging in the folk traditions, primarily in the Baltic and Slavic ones, and generally depending on the grammatical form of the denomination of a particular tree is considered. Subsequently, some mythological and ritual materials are presented in the second part of the article, according to which the “female” and “male” trees have sexual relations, mate, and wed. This, on …
Mythical Images in “The Seasons” by Kristijonas Donelaitis
This article is a continuation in the series of works on the reflections of Lithuanian folklore and mythology in the classical poem “The Seasons” by Kristijonas Donelaitis, the famous 18th century Lithuanian author (see Razauskas 2014a: 32–44, 2014b, 2015: 9–14). Here, the focus is on the peculiar “grass mythology”, namely, the allegoric, symbolical, mythical traditional images related to grass (meadow, haymaking, etc.) found in the second part o…
Chronicle
Ryba - mifologičeskij proobraz lodki The Fish as a Mythological Prototype of the Boat
The known mythological ideas of the water body either as the way to the other world or as the very other world are first recalled in the article. Then, the ideas of the deceased sailing to the other world in boats or ships. After that, the archaic image of death as a big fish swallowing the deceased. This image, as a form of hut, is also traced in primitive initiations. Finally, it is furthermore maintained, on the grounds of some additional data…
Mifologičeskaja sostavljajuščaja slavjanskoj ihtiologičeskoj terminologii Mythological Component in the Slavic Ichthyological Terminology
The author discusses the Slavic ichthyological terminology which is either directly connected with some well-known mythological beings or indicates a mythological imagery scarcely characteristic to common living conditions of fi sh. Such ichthyonyms are explained according to the appearance of the fish and its behaviour. Nevertheless, in some cases, semantics of these ichthyonyms conforms to a corresponding mythological motives so well that the i…
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Mifologičeskaja sostavljajuščaja slavjanskoj ihtiologičeskoj terminologii Mythological Component in the Slavic Ichthyological Terminology
The author discusses the Slavic ichthyological terminology which is either directly connected with some well-known mythological beings or indicates a mythological imagery scarcely characteristic to common living conditions of fi sh. Such ichthyonyms are explained according to the appearance of the fish and its behaviour. Nevertheless, in some cases, semantics of these ichthyonyms conforms to a corresponding mythological motives so well that the i…
Ryba - mifologičeskij proobraz lodki The Fish as a Mythological Prototype of the Boat
The known mythological ideas of the water body either as the way to the other world or as the very other world are first recalled in the article. Then, the ideas of the deceased sailing to the other world in boats or ships. After that, the archaic image of death as a big fish swallowing the deceased. This image, as a form of hut, is also traced in primitive initiations. Finally, it is furthermore maintained, on the grounds of some additional data…
Mythical Images in “The Seasons” by Kristijonas Donelaitis
This article is a continuation in the series of works on the reflections of Lithuanian folklore and mythology in the classical poem “The Seasons” by Kristijonas Donelaitis, the famous 18th century Lithuanian author (see Razauskas 2014a: 32–44, 2014b, 2015: 9–14). Here, the focus is on the peculiar “grass mythology”, namely, the allegoric, symbolical, mythical traditional images related to grass (meadow, haymaking, etc.) found in the second part o…
Chronicle
The Gender of Trees and Their Relationship
The article consists of two parts. In the first part, the gender of trees emerging in the folk traditions, primarily in the Baltic and Slavic ones, and generally depending on the grammatical form of the denomination of a particular tree is considered. Subsequently, some mythological and ritual materials are presented in the second part of the article, according to which the “female” and “male” trees have sexual relations, mate, and wed. This, on …
Congratulations, Professor Tatjana Civjan
Argumentai žodį miestas nesant slavizmą
Straipsnyje išsakomi argumentai, kodėl žodį miestas būtų galima nelaikyti skoliniu, slavizmu. Straipsnį sudaro šeši skyriai. Pirmajame, „Įžangoje“, pristatomas pats klausimas – seniausi žodžio miestas bei jo atitikmenų kitose baltų kalbose paminėjimai ir kalbininkų vieninga nuomonė jį esant slavizmą. Antrajame aptariama galima praslavų *město ‘vieta’ > ‘miestas’ kilmė, bandymai jį etimologizuoti ir nustatytos sąsajos su kitų ide. kalbų žodžiais, …
Mythology (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies (3 works) · History (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Biology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · European Cultural and National Identity (2 works)