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ЭСХАТОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ОБРАЗЫ «СЛОВА» ПАЛЛАДИЯ МНИХА (К ВОПРОСУ О КРУГЕ ЧТЕНИЯ ПЕЧОРСКИХ КРЕСТЬЯН-СТАРООБРЯДЦЕВ)

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Волкова Т.
Acta Neophilologica
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2018
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vol. XX/1
41-50
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This article, based on the existing few studies, provides basic information on the translated eschatological work – “The Word (Sermon) of Palladium Mnich”, widely spread in Russia, especially among the Old Believer peasants. Such features as the time of creation, the alleged author, and the influence on subsequent eschatological works are discussed. The author analyzes the composition of “Sermon of Palladium Mnich”, characterizes the eschatological images in the “Word”, gives information about the Pechora lists of the “Sermon” and describes the features of their text.
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«Неполезное чтение» печорских крестьян

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Волкова Т., Сыктывкарский государственный университет И. г. н., volkovatf777@gmail. com
Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Litteraria Rossica
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2015
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vol. Zeszyt specjalny 2015
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В статье анализируются особенности сюжета и композиции рифмованной “Повести о купце и жене его лукавой” по списку, найденному на Нижней Печоре и хранящемуся в Усть-Цилемском собрании Пушкинского Дома, показывается оригинальность печорского варианта Повести по сравнению со стихотворной фацецией на сходную тему, изданной А. В. Кокоревым в 1941 г.
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In the paper the characteristics of plot and composition of the rhymed ‘Tale about a merchant and his sly wife’ are analyzed. The study is based on a manuscript from the Lower Pechora, preserved in the Ust-Tsilem collection of the Pushkin House. Originality of the Pechora variant is shown in comparison with the verse facetiae on a similar theme published by A.V. Kokorev in 1941.
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