Modern interpretations or hidden meaning of Russian folk tales - Fatkullaeva, Viktorija
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The monograph is devoted to modern interpretations and revealing the hidden meaning of 20 Russian folk tales. Folk tales are unique in that they have been passed down from mouth to mouth for many generations. They contain the wisdom of the ancestors, the values that exist in their native land for centuries. Tales are often imbued with the deepest symbolism, and are a source of knowledge and information about all kinds of ancient events. Most fairy tales have no casual images and characters, names and words, and the semantic load can be so deep and the main meaning of the tale may be hidden…mehr

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The monograph is devoted to modern interpretations and revealing the hidden meaning of 20 Russian folk tales. Folk tales are unique in that they have been passed down from mouth to mouth for many generations. They contain the wisdom of the ancestors, the values that exist in their native land for centuries. Tales are often imbued with the deepest symbolism, and are a source of knowledge and information about all kinds of ancient events. Most fairy tales have no casual images and characters, names and words, and the semantic load can be so deep and the main meaning of the tale may be hidden somewhere in its depth - under a layer of simpler semantic layers. The monograph is addressed to students of higher educational institutions, undergraduates, candidates for a master's degree, lecturers and teachers, as well as to the circle of readers interested in Russian fairy tales.
Autorenporträt
Viktorija Fatkullaeva Sayfullaevna was born in 1991 in Uzbekistan. In 2012, she graduated with a bachelor's degree from the Nizami TSPU, and in 2022 she graduated with a master's degree from Chirchik State Pedagogical University. She has 10 years of experience as a teacher, currently works as a teacher in the department of Russian literature and teaching methods at TSPU.