Folklore materials in 7-volume “Uryankhay. Tyva Depter” book
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S. K. Shoygu; Uryakhay; Tyva Depter; Tuvan folklore; tuvinology; first researchers; science; contributionAbstract
Article is based on author’s report on round table that took place on March 24, 2010 in the Tuvan Institute for Humanitarian Researches. Report was devoted to 7-volume anthology “Uryankhay. Tyva Depter” (Moscow, 2007-2009). Authors analyzes the anthology as a essential source of Tuvan folkloristics.
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