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ID98598
NAMEStanyukovich M
GIVEN NAMESM
FAMILY NAMEStanyukovich
SIGNATUREM S
AFFILIATIONSPeter the Great's Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography
ORCID0000-0001-8928-4844
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS5
AUTHOR COUNT8
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2003
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1
  • Retelling as a Tool in the Arsenal of the Singer: Hero as a Passport, Hero as a Sponsor in the Epic of Hair-cutting (Yattuka, Philippines)

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M, Maria V Stanyukovich•ARTICLE•Sibirskie istoricheskie…•2025

    The article aims to raise the issue of defining genre features of a metatext in folk tradition. Retellings and commentaries of epic tales are integral parts of life of epic in traditional culture. They have previously attracted the attention of researchers, but there have been no attempts to regard retellings in different traditions as phenomena of the same order. The author gives a brief overview of conclusions made by fellow epic scholars study…

  • Ethnography, ethnobotany, and ethnolinguistics of Tropical Asia: A survey of Maclay Readings 2021–2022 and of a panel of the Radlov Readings 2023

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M•ARTICLE•Shagi / Steps•2023

    The paper presents a brief overview of three conferences organized by the Department of Australia, Oceania and Indonesia of the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera) of the RAS, St. Petersburg, in 2021–2023, Maclay Readings 2021 and 2022 and a panel on ethnobotany at the Radlov Readings 2023. Fieldwork in the countries of Southeast Asia and Oceania is the main focus of our Department. However, since Covid restrictions reduced our p…

  • Dog Meat as a Ritual, Staple, Unclean, Medicinal, Male Food and as a Subject of Colonial Discourse

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M•ARTICLE•Etnografia•2022

    10 4 3 92 . 8 (5+2 6 5 -192 . 2)

  • Maclay Readings 2020 dedicated to the memory of Alex- ander K. Ogloblin in the context of contemporary studies of the Asia-Pacific

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M, Iankovskaia A•ARTICLE•Shagi / Steps•2021

  • Dog in the Culture of the Filipinos and Other Austronesians: Ethnography, Linguistics, Mythology and Ritual

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M•ARTICLE•Etnografia•2021

    . .

  • Fertility Dance: The Church of Our Lady of a Fishnet, of Dancing St. Pascual and of St. Clara of Assisi (The Philippines) and Its Ancient Pagan Heritage

    Stanyukovich M, Maria V Stanyukovich•ARTICLE•RSUH/RGGU Bulletin Literary…•2020

  • Urgent Anthropological Field Work in Southeast Asia. The North of Cambodia and the South of the Philippines

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M, Maria V Stanyukovich et al.•ARTICLE•Kunstkamera•2018

    2017-2018

  • A Living Shamanistic Oral Tradition: Ifugao hudhud, the Philippines

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M, Maria V Stanyukovich•ARTICLE•Oral tradition•2003•Cited by: 5

    A Living Shamanistic Oral Tradition: Ifugao hudhud, the Philippines Maria V. Stanyukovich (bio) The most ancient genres of oral literature date back to the time when one ritual specialist performed the functions of epic singer, shaman, and priest. Once studied in Siberia and Central Asia, these ancient forms are better preserved nowadays in insular Southeast Asia (Stanyukovich forthcoming). The Ifugao hudhud oral tradition, which I have been stud…

  • A Living Shamanistic Oral Tradition: Ifugao hudhud, the Philippines

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M, Maria V Stanyukovich•ARTICLE•Oral tradition•2003•Cited by: 5

    A Living Shamanistic Oral Tradition: Ifugao hudhud, the Philippines Maria V. Stanyukovich (bio) The most ancient genres of oral literature date back to the time when one ritual specialist performed the functions of epic singer, shaman, and priest. Once studied in Siberia and Central Asia, these ancient forms are better preserved nowadays in insular Southeast Asia (Stanyukovich forthcoming). The Ifugao hudhud oral tradition, which I have been stud…

  • A Living Shamanistic Oral Tradition: Ifugao hudhud, the Philippines

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M, Maria V Stanyukovich•ARTICLE•Oral tradition•2003•Cited by: 5

    A Living Shamanistic Oral Tradition: Ifugao hudhud, the Philippines Maria V. Stanyukovich (bio) The most ancient genres of oral literature date back to the time when one ritual specialist performed the functions of epic singer, shaman, and priest. Once studied in Siberia and Central Asia, these ancient forms are better preserved nowadays in insular Southeast Asia (Stanyukovich forthcoming). The Ifugao hudhud oral tradition, which I have been stud…

  • Urgent Anthropological Field Work in Southeast Asia. The North of Cambodia and the South of the Philippines

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M, Maria V Stanyukovich et al.•ARTICLE•Kunstkamera•2018

    2017-2018

  • Fertility Dance: The Church of Our Lady of a Fishnet, of Dancing St. Pascual and of St. Clara of Assisi (The Philippines) and Its Ancient Pagan Heritage

    Stanyukovich M, Maria V Stanyukovich•ARTICLE•RSUH/RGGU Bulletin Literary…•2020

  • Maclay Readings 2020 dedicated to the memory of Alex- ander K. Ogloblin in the context of contemporary studies of the Asia-Pacific

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M, Iankovskaia A•ARTICLE•Shagi / Steps•2021

  • Dog in the Culture of the Filipinos and Other Austronesians: Ethnography, Linguistics, Mythology and Ritual

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M•ARTICLE•Etnografia•2021

    . .

  • Dog Meat as a Ritual, Staple, Unclean, Medicinal, Male Food and as a Subject of Colonial Discourse

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M•ARTICLE•Etnografia•2022

    10 4 3 92 . 8 (5+2 6 5 -192 . 2)

  • Ethnography, ethnobotany, and ethnolinguistics of Tropical Asia: A survey of Maclay Readings 2021–2022 and of a panel of the Radlov Readings 2023

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M•ARTICLE•Shagi / Steps•2023

    The paper presents a brief overview of three conferences organized by the Department of Australia, Oceania and Indonesia of the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera) of the RAS, St. Petersburg, in 2021–2023, Maclay Readings 2021 and 2022 and a panel on ethnobotany at the Radlov Readings 2023. Fieldwork in the countries of Southeast Asia and Oceania is the main focus of our Department. However, since Covid restrictions reduced our p…

  • Retelling as a Tool in the Arsenal of the Singer: Hero as a Passport, Hero as a Sponsor in the Epic of Hair-cutting (Yattuka, Philippines)

    Open Access•Stanyukovich M, Maria V Stanyukovich•ARTICLE•Sibirskie istoricheskie…•2025

    The article aims to raise the issue of defining genre features of a metatext in folk tradition. Retellings and commentaries of epic tales are integral parts of life of epic in traditional culture. They have previously attracted the attention of researchers, but there have been no attempts to regard retellings in different traditions as phenomena of the same order. The author gives a brief overview of conclusions made by fellow epic scholars study…

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