Issue 3 (44)
| KALLISTRAT ZHAKOV'S “BIARMIA” AS A RECONSTRUCTION OF NORTHERN EPIC | |||
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| Year | 2014 | Number | 3(44) |
| Pages | 6-15 | Type | scientific article |
| UDC | 821.511.132 | BBK | 83.3(2)53 |
| Authors | Limerov Pavel F. Sozina Elena K. |
Topic | ETHNO-CULTURAL PRACTICES IN LITERARY PROCESS |
| Summary | The article presents an epic poem by a Komi author, philosopher, poet, and scholar Kalliastrat Zhakov (1866–1926) “Biarmia” — an author's reconstruction of the Northern epic of the Finno- Ugric peoples who since the old days lived in the territory of modern Russia. The poem was a re-sult of many years of Zhakov's ethnological studies. The article presents a reconstruction of the mythological world view of Zyryan based o the early works by the author, and shows its further development in “Biarmia” poem. In the artistic realm of the poem the subject of analysis was the chronotope integrating the real and the legendary geography, as well as the subjective organization of the poem's world; the research established a link between the auto-personages of the poem with the heroes of previous works by Zhakov and with various literary traditions. | ||
| Keywords | mythopoetics, heroic epic, epic poem, mithological model of the world, the cosmogonic myth, art space | ||
| References |
Dzhakson T. N. Chetyre norvezhskikh konunga na Rusi: Iz istorii russko-norvezhskikh politicheskikh otnosheniy posledney treti X — pervoy poloviny XI v. [Four Norwegian of King in Russia: From the history of Russian-Norwegian political relations last third of the X — in the first half XI centuries]. Moscow: Yazyki slavyanskoy kultury Publ., 2000, 192 p. (in Russ.). |
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