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Slavic
Slavic folklore, mythic survivals, Christianized legends, epic motifs, and sacred narratives across eastern, western, and southern Slavic worlds.
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Texts
GlossaryA shelf-specific glossary starter for the Slavic shelf.Introduction to Slavic TraditionsA source-critical introduction to Slavic traditions as a layered field of hostile medieval witnesses, folk memory, ritual calendar, epic, Christianization, nationalism, revival, and source discipline.Reader's Guide to SlavicA source-layered guide to the Slavic shelf through hostile medieval reports, regional languages, folk-Biblical legend, epic, collectors, national revival, neighboring Balkan material, and modern reception.
Carpatho-Rusyn63 pages
The Carpatho-Rusyn room: folklore, folk-Biblical legend, song, chant, dialect and ethnographic source texts of the Rusyn people of the Carpathians — Lemko, Boiko, Hutsul, Subcarpathian, and diaspora — from nineteenth- and early twentieth-century witnesses. Rusyn and Carpatho-Rusyn are one tradition and are shelved as one here.
General Texts15 pages
Russian1 page