Paremias of the Latvians and the Russians in Latgale: From the Holy Scripture to Modern Existence

The paper presents a comparative analysis of some selected Latvian and Russian paremias, the bulk of which has been collected in the time period since the 1970s till nowadays in the south-eastern part of Latvia – Latgale, and studied in the context of Latvian proverbs included in folklore collectio...

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Main Authors: Jelena Korolova, Oksana Kovzele, Ilze Kacane
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Vilnius University 2020-10-01
Series:Respectus Philologicus
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Online Access:https://www.journals.vu.lt/respectus-philologicus/article/view/19132
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spelling doaj-13b051b3628146d9be52d98e0add33872020-11-25T03:36:56ZengVilnius University Respectus Philologicus1392-82952335-23882020-10-0138(43)10.15388/RESPECTUS.2020.38.43.66Paremias of the Latvians and the Russians in Latgale: From the Holy Scripture to Modern ExistenceJelena Korolova0Oksana Kovzele1Ilze Kacane2Daugavpils University, LatviaDaugavpils University, LatviaDaugavpils University, Latvia The paper presents a comparative analysis of some selected Latvian and Russian paremias, the bulk of which has been collected in the time period since the 1970s till nowadays in the south-eastern part of Latvia – Latgale, and studied in the context of Latvian proverbs included in folklore collections and phraseological dictionaries, as well as the archival materials of the Latvian Academy of Sciences and works by Latvian folklorists. The aim of the study is to analyse prototypical paremias from the Holy Scripture and trace the history of their existence and further development among the Latvians and the Russians in the Latgale region based on the qualitative data analysis. The conducted research allows concluding that similar worldview patterns of the Latvians and the Russians are to be searched for in Christianity. The analysed proverbs testify to the fact that culture is a unifying factor for different ethnic groups living in the same region. https://www.journals.vu.lt/respectus-philologicus/article/view/19132proverbsborrowingsgenetictypological parallelsvariants
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author Jelena Korolova
Oksana Kovzele
Ilze Kacane
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Oksana Kovzele
Ilze Kacane
Paremias of the Latvians and the Russians in Latgale: From the Holy Scripture to Modern Existence
Respectus Philologicus
proverbs
borrowings
genetic
typological parallels
variants
author_facet Jelena Korolova
Oksana Kovzele
Ilze Kacane
author_sort Jelena Korolova
title Paremias of the Latvians and the Russians in Latgale: From the Holy Scripture to Modern Existence
title_short Paremias of the Latvians and the Russians in Latgale: From the Holy Scripture to Modern Existence
title_full Paremias of the Latvians and the Russians in Latgale: From the Holy Scripture to Modern Existence
title_fullStr Paremias of the Latvians and the Russians in Latgale: From the Holy Scripture to Modern Existence
title_full_unstemmed Paremias of the Latvians and the Russians in Latgale: From the Holy Scripture to Modern Existence
title_sort paremias of the latvians and the russians in latgale: from the holy scripture to modern existence
publisher Vilnius University
series Respectus Philologicus
issn 1392-8295
2335-2388
publishDate 2020-10-01
description The paper presents a comparative analysis of some selected Latvian and Russian paremias, the bulk of which has been collected in the time period since the 1970s till nowadays in the south-eastern part of Latvia – Latgale, and studied in the context of Latvian proverbs included in folklore collections and phraseological dictionaries, as well as the archival materials of the Latvian Academy of Sciences and works by Latvian folklorists. The aim of the study is to analyse prototypical paremias from the Holy Scripture and trace the history of their existence and further development among the Latvians and the Russians in the Latgale region based on the qualitative data analysis. The conducted research allows concluding that similar worldview patterns of the Latvians and the Russians are to be searched for in Christianity. The analysed proverbs testify to the fact that culture is a unifying factor for different ethnic groups living in the same region.
topic proverbs
borrowings
genetic
typological parallels
variants
url https://www.journals.vu.lt/respectus-philologicus/article/view/19132
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