STUDIA MYTHOLOGICA SLAVICA | Znanstvenoraziskovalni center SAZU

STUDIA MYTHOLOGICA SLAVICA 3, 2000

THE SLAVIC MYTHOLOGY - FONTS AND RECONSTRUCTIONS

• Jiři Mahaček, Andrej Pleterski: Old Slavic Cult Structures in Pohansko by Břeclav (Czech Republic)
• Nikos Čausidis: Dažbog in Malala's Chronicle and His Relations with Other Medieval and Folkloristic Sources
• Ernst Ljavkov, Aljaksandr Karabanav, Ljudmila Dučyc, Edvard Zajkovski, Valerij Vinakurav: The Cult Stones in Belarus
• Ljudmila Dučyc: The Cult Trees in Belarus
• Lorenzo Pompeo: Humanistic Ethnography in Jan Sandecki Malecki's Letter on the Beliefs and Sacrifices of the Old Prussians
• Monika Kropej: The Tenth Child in Folk Tradition
• László Kürti: The Way of the Táltos: A Critical Reassessment of a Religious-Magical Specialist
• Mirjam Mencej: Shepherds - Sourcerers
• Iveta Todorova-Pirgova: The World of Demons in Stories and Images
• Ljupčo S. Risteski: Posthumous Ritual Dance - Oro - in the Traditions of Balkan Slavs
• Nijolé Laurinkiené: Transformations of the Lithuanian God Perkunas

SEMIOTIC INTERPRETATIONS OF FOLK HERRITAGE

• Roberto Dapit: The Motif of the Deliverer in the Cradel in Resian Folktale
• Marija Zavjalova: Reflections on the Distinctive Structure of Oral World Images in the Structural Organization of Discourse (Based on Lithuanian Invocations
• Francisco Vaz da Silva: Cinderella the Dragon Slayer

NON-EUROPEAN PARALELLES

DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS AND RECENSIONS

• Nikolai Mikhailov: Reflections on Recent Directions in Mythological Studies
• Hans-Dietrich Kahl: Slavic Cult Shore around Ralswiek on the Rugen in Baltic Sea (8.-10. Century). Comments on the New Volume of Archaeological Documentation
• Roman Zaroff: Joanna Hubb's Mother Russia: More than review

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