Polish Traditional Folklore: The Magic of Time

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This volume on Polish and Slavic scholarship on folk segmentation and the symbolism of time applies cross-disciplinary methodologies - from religious studies, anthropology, psychology, philosophy and cultural studies - to several oral and written folktales. The detailed analysis of Polish and Slavic folklore concentrates primarily on magico-religious behaviours as they are practiced and analyzed in everyday life. https://openlibrary.org/works/OL19641245W/Polish_Traditional_Folklore https://lccn.loc.gov/98070325 https://www.librarything.com/work/25394601/workdetails https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6101118 LCCN 98070325

Author(s): Anna Brzozowska-Krajka, Wiesław Krajka (translator)
Publisher: East European Monographs
Year: 1998

Language: English
Commentary: OCR'd with ABBYY Finereader, but I didn't proofread the OCR (it should be mostly accurate though). Metadata is included. The book has a blank cover, so I made a custom one using the StandardEbooks cover generated format. Art is Water Nymphs, by Witold Pruszkowski.
Pages: 259
Tags: Fables,Polish,Folk literature,Academic,Literature and folklore,Tales,Poland, Criticism, interpretation,mythology,myths

POLISH TRADITIONAL FOLKLORE
THE MAGIC OF TIME
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
TIME AND ORDER. BI-DIMENSIONAL STRUCTURE OF FOLK TEMPORALITY
THE COSMOGONIC MYTH AND THE FOLKLORIC OPPOSITION OF NIGHT-DAY
CIVITAS DEI AND CIVITAS DIABOLI, OR DIURNAL ACTIVE SYMBOLS AND NOCTURNAL INACTIVE SYMBOLS
THE MAGIC OF A GOOD BEGINNING - THE MEDIATING STRUCTURE OF DAYBREAK
APPARENTLY REVERSED SYMMETRY - THE MEDIATING STRUCTURE OF NIGHTFALL
THE TIME OF THE CENTER AND THE SUPERIOR REALM (THE MIDDAY CULMINATION)
BETWEEN FEAR AND HOPE (THE MIDNIGHT CULMINATION)
NATURAL MARKERS OF ORGANIZATION OF TIME AND THE FOLKLORIC VISION OF TEMPORAL ARTIFACTS
CONCLUSION
SOURCES AND THEIR ABBREVIATIONS
SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX OF NAMES