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ArticleName: On the interaction of cultural codes in the ritual tradition Authors: Zh. M. Yusha Institute of Philology of Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, Novosibirsk, Russian Federation In the section Обрядовый фольклор
Abstract: The article analyzes the relationships of the verbal component with other elements in the ritual tradition of Tuvans of China, Russia and Mongolia. It is noted that among cultural codes the verbal element stands out with more functionality and semantic charge in performing the rites. The ritual word is closely related to actions performed by the participants of the ceremony (gestures, facial expressions, body movements). The verbal component is pronounced in a certain space and in environment suitable for it conditions that are associated with the spatial code of the ritual. The verbal element is also associated with the time code, since any ritual text is pronounced at a certain stage of the ritual, at observance of time- frame. The interaction of the verbal code with the character code is manifested in the fact that in the rites the text is prefer- ably recited by respected people. The unity of the food code is indicated not only with verbal code, but also with actional, spatial, object elements. In competitions and games the interdependence of verbal components and the game code is re- vealed. Colour and number elements in verbal code are less noticeable, but they are also used in ritual formulas. The object code has a close connection when the ritual attribute is used while pronouncing the ritual text. The connection of the sound and verbal aspects is expressed when during a ritual texts are pronounced with volume effect. Keywords: Tuvans of China, Russia and Mongolia, Tuvan folklore, ritual tradition, cultural codes, verbal component, interaction of cultural codes in the ritual tradition Bibliography: Agapkina T. A., Vinogradova L. N. Blagopozhelanie. Ritual i tekst [Good wishes. Ritual and text]. In: Slavyanskiy i balkanskiy folklor: Verovaniya. Tekst. Ritual [The Slavic and Balkan folklore: Beliefs. Text. Ritual]. Moscow, Nauka Publ. House, 1994, pp. 168–208. (in Russ.). Gura A. V. Sootnoshenie i vzaimodeistvie aktsional’nogo i verbal’nogo kodov svadebnogo obryada [The correlation and interaction of the actional and verbal codes of the wedding ceremony]. In: Slavyanskiy i balkanskiy folklor: Semantika i pragmatika teksta [The Slavic and Balkan folklore: Semantics and pragmatics of the text]. Moscow, Indrik Publ. House, 2006, iss. 10, pp. 268–279. (in Russ.). Neklyudov S. Yu. K voprosu o folklore i obryade [To the problem of folklore and ritual]. In: Mif, simvol, ritual. Narodi Sibiri [Myth, symbol, ritual. The peoples of Siberia]. Moscow, 2008, pp. 11–22. (in Russ.). Tolstoy N. I. Yazyk i narodnaya kul’tura: Ocherki po slavyanskoy mifologii i etnolingvistike [Language and folk cul- ture: Essays on Slavic mythology and ethnolinguistics]. Moscow, 1995, 509 p. (in Russ.). Yusha Zh. M. Obryadovyy fol’klor tuvintsev Kitaya v sravnitel’nom osveshchenii: zhanrovyye priznaki [Ritual folklore of the Tuvans of China in a comparative perspective: genre signs]. Siberian Journal of Philology. 2017, no. 3, pp. 19–28. (in Russ.). Yusha Zh. M. Kul’turnie kodi v ritual’noi traditsii tuvintsev Kitaya [Cultural codes in the ritual tradition of the Tuvans of China]. Siberian Journal of Philology. 2018, no. 3, pp. 9–16. (in Russ.). Yusha Zh. M. Folklor i obryad tuvintsev Kitaya v XXI veke. Struktura. Semantika. Pragmatika [Folklore and ritual of Tuvans of China at the beginning of the XXI-th century: Structure. Semantics. Pragmatics]. Novosibirsk, Nauka Publ. House, 2018, 400 p. (in Russ.). |
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