THE LANGUAGE FORMULAS IN THE FOLKLORE OF KHANTY PEOPLE
The goal of this article is to reveal language formulas in the Khanty folklore on the basis of text analysis, to investigate the theory of formulas’ classification and to apply it to the described Khanty language formulas. The formulas may be considered a speech unit which is repeated in the same text or several different texts. In comparison with the fabulous formulas, the language formulas don’t depend on the folklore genre and can be found in different folklore texts. The investigation of these formulas allows obtaining the view of the language picture of the world and the archaic features of the Khanty mythology and religion preserved to the present.
Keywords: Khanty, folklore, fairytale, language formulas
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Issue: 10, 2014
Series of issue: Issue 10
Rubric: FINNO-UGRIC, SAMOYED AND TURKIC LANGUAGES
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