Slovak folk tradition in ethnolinguistic studies of the Carpathian-Balkan area

2013/03/27 by Анна Плотникова · 1 citation
Arts and Humanities · Social Sciences · #Linguistics and Cultural Studies #Linguistics and language evolution #Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication #Slovak #Slavic languages #Parallels #Pannonian basin #Terminology #Polish #History #Geography #Ancient history #Anthropology #Ethnology #Linguistics #Classics #Czech #Sociology #Archaeology #Philosophy

paper · pdf · doi:10.2478/s13374-013-0127-3

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Abstract

Abstract The article is devoted to an analysis of Carpathian-Balkan studies conducted by the Russian Academy of Sciences since 2006. The Slovak tradition is an important one, as it displays characteristics which are common to the Carpathian region as a whole. Furthermore, there are a number of Carpathian-South Slavic and Carpathian-Balkan parallels in terminology and related phenomena in folk culture.

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