On the similarities between turkic and cossack folklore

The question of similarities between the folklore of different peoples is of interest to ethnographers, linguists, and folklorists.Scholars note similarities in the interpretation of common themes, in the development of images, and in style.Similarities also apply to the methods of creation and distribution of folklore works.In order to explain these similarities, it is necessary to study the history of contacts between the Turks and the Cossacks.It is necessary to understand how cultural and everyday assimilation and mutual influence took place in the history of these peoples.The similarities between the folklore of the Turks and the Cossacks reflect the influence of identical living conditions and similar ways of thinking, which are a consequence of the identity of the most important human concepts, ideas, and feelings.

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Studies on Oral Folk Literature of Azerbaijan
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.59849/2309-7922.2025.1.203
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Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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On the similarities between turkic and cossack folklore

Larisa Alishanova
Studies on Oral Folk Literature of Azerbaijan
Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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On the similarities between turkic and cossack folklore

Larisa Alishanova
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Abstract

The question of similarities between the folklore of different peoples is of interest to ethnographers, linguists, and folklorists.Scholars note similarities in the interpretation of common themes, in the development of images, and in style.Similarities also apply to the methods of creation and distribution of folklore works.In order to explain these similarities, it is necessary to study the history of contacts between the Turks and the Cossacks.It is necessary to understand how cultural and everyday assimilation and mutual influence took place in the history of these peoples.The similarities between the folklore of the Turks and the Cossacks reflect the influence of identical living conditions and similar ways of thinking, which are a consequence of the identity of the most important human concepts, ideas, and feelings.

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