Name: Methods of Systematization and Classification in Ukrainian Folklore Studies (as Exemplified by Dumy Genre)
Creator: Hrymych, Maryna
Keywords: Українознавство, classification method; systematization method; Ukrainian folklore studies; dumy, 4. Education, 11. Sustainability, 8. Economic growth, 39 (477), 15. Life on land, 10. No inequality, 16. Peace & justice, метод класифікації; метод систематизації; українська фольклористика; думи

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 04 Apr 2016Publisher:Research Institute of Ukrainian StudiesJournal:Ukrainian Studies, volume 0, pages 258-269 (issn: 2413-7065, eissn: 2413-7103,

Authors: Hrymych, Maryna;

doi: 10.30840/2413-7065.1(58).2016.151689

Methods of Systematization and Classification in Ukrainian Folklore Studies (as Exemplified by Dumy Genre)

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The article uses the dumy epic genre to demonstrate the application of classification and systematization methods in folklore studies. In fact, the theory and practice of implementation of these methods is connected to the publishing history of folklore texts.

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Українознавство, classification method; systematization method; Ukrainian folklore studies; dumy, 39 (477), метод класифікації; метод систематизації; українська фольклористика; думи, Ukrainian Studies

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