Eesti regivärsi parallelism ja maagilise elutunde taandumine

The article attempts to relate the earlier Estonian folk song in Kalevala metre with parallelism, or semantic repetition, with magic worldview and corresponding language usage, and the animlistic worldview. It is claimed that the parallelist structure of a folk song is ultimately related to the magi...

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Main Author: Jaan Undusk
Format: Article
Language:Estonian
Published: Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum 2004-01-01
Series:Mäetagused
Online Access:http://www.folklore.ee/tagused/nr24/undusk.pdf
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spelling doaj-08c37c0c339c4ad584fb6667243021d62020-11-24T21:24:21ZestEesti Kirjandusmuuseum Mäetagused1406-992X1406-99382004-01-0124Eesti regivärsi parallelism ja maagilise elutunde taandumineJaan UnduskThe article attempts to relate the earlier Estonian folk song in Kalevala metre with parallelism, or semantic repetition, with magic worldview and corresponding language usage, and the animlistic worldview. It is claimed that the parallelist structure of a folk song is ultimately related to the magico-animlistic worldview and the corresponding language usage.http://www.folklore.ee/tagused/nr24/undusk.pdf
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title_short Eesti regivärsi parallelism ja maagilise elutunde taandumine
title_full Eesti regivärsi parallelism ja maagilise elutunde taandumine
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description The article attempts to relate the earlier Estonian folk song in Kalevala metre with parallelism, or semantic repetition, with magic worldview and corresponding language usage, and the animlistic worldview. It is claimed that the parallelist structure of a folk song is ultimately related to the magico-animlistic worldview and the corresponding language usage.
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