Add to ORKGThe heroine of Thomas Mann\u27s The Magic Mountain, a Russian woman named Shosha, explains to Hans Kastorz, a German, what Russians mean by morals: Morality? Do you want to know about morality? Well, we believe that morality is not to be found in virtue, that is, not in reason, discipline, good manners, or honesty; quite to the contrary, we find it in sinfulness, in danger to which one exposes oneself and evil which could devour us. We believe it is morally loftier to perish, to drive oneself into the ground, than to save one\u27s soul. . .
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The main purpose of the present article is to analyze the traditional Russian mindset in the folklor...
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believe that morality is not to be found in virtue, that is, not in reason, discipline, good manners...
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This dissertation is a historical ethnography of moral practice in Sepych, a rural town in the weste...
The main purpose of the present article is to analyze the traditional Russian mindset in the folklor...
The events of the 1850s and the early 1860s, including the Emancipation of the serfs (1861) and the ...
believe that morality is not to be found in virtue, that is, not in reason, discipline, good manners...
When Mikhail Gorbachev unfurled his reform banners in the late 1980\u27s, many observers inside and ...
As has been noted by many linguists and folklorists, folklore - like language - has a naturally coll...
Mikhail Mishin, a Soviet satirist, wrote that Russians recognize themselves in the famous fairy-tale...
Based on ethnographic research done in Moscow, Russia, this article describes how some Muscovites ar...
Vladimir Propp’s seminal work on the morphology of the folktale has received considerable attention ...
The author discusses the problem of national culture code which is considered to be one of the up-to...
The article studies the function of Russian folk speech and its evangelical implication in Nikolai G...
This thesis investigates the perception of nineteenth-century Russian cultural myths in post-Soviet ...
This study analyzes the Soviet fairy tale film genre as an expression of the ideological turn in Sov...
At its core, the arts and humanities seek to understand the essence of the only creation to be made ...
The article aims to prove the assumption that along with the known approaches to encouraging cultura...
This dissertation is a historical ethnography of moral practice in Sepych, a rural town in the weste...
The main purpose of the present article is to analyze the traditional Russian mindset in the folklor...
The events of the 1850s and the early 1860s, including the Emancipation of the serfs (1861) and the ...