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Insular Slavic Areas in Austria and Romania
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PII
S0869-54150000392-4-1
DOI
10.31857/S50000392-4-1
Publication type
Article
Status
Published
Authors
Anna Plotnikova 
Edition
Issue 2
Pages
56-69
Abstract
Slavic folk traditions, in a situation of linguistic, ethnic-religious and ethnic-cultural isolation, have typologically similar features, which lets us consider the villages of Burgenland's Croats in Austria and old-believers of Dobrudja in Romania on a single plane. The article draws on the fieldwork data gathered in line with ethnic-linguistic programs focused on collecting dialect terminological vocabularies concerning folk rituals and folklore. Despite the intensive process of adaptation of folk traditions of the Croats in Austria and Russians in Romania to the surrounding non-Slavic cultural conditions, in both cases there is still maintained a stable relationship with the “own” folk culture, which is primarily based on the continuation of the linguistic tradition.
Keywords
Burgenland’s Croats, old-believers, cultural enclaves, fi eldwork, questionnaires, language and culture, Carpathian-Balkan area, South Slavia, Polesie, Russian traditions, folk mythology, calendar and family rites
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