Древнейшие государства Восточной Европы. 2011 год: Устная традиция в письменном тексте. Отв. ред. тома Г.В. Глазырина. М.: Русский Фонд Содействия Образованию и Науке, 2013
Очередной том ежегодника «Древнейшие государства Восточной Европы» посвящен отражению устной традиции в письменных исторических источниках античности и средневековья. Авторами предложены новые методы выявления и изучения тех свидетельств письменных памятников, которые базируются на исторической информации, передававшейся изустно. В статьях освещаются вопросы бытования устной традиции в Древней Руси и в связанных с нею иноэтничных обществах, выявляются параллели в традициях разных народов и демонстрируются новые подходы в исследовании устных источников древнерусского летописания, древнескандинавских памятников, сочинений арабских авторов и др. Исследования, включенные в данный том, существенно расширяют источниковую базу изучения ранних этапов истории народов Европы.
Table of contents
- V. A. Arutyunova-Fidanyan, A. S. Shchavelev - A Reassessment of Historiography of the City Foundation Legends in the Old Russian “Primary Chronicle” and Armenian “Taron’s History”: Kiy and Kuar - 7-33
- A. B. Vankova - Commodity-money relations and the Byzantine monastery: practice and its meaning - 34-44
- N. Y. Gvozdetskaya - The image of a Ruler in the Ynglingasaga: a narrative and verbal analysis - 45-64
- T. V. Guimon - Yan Vyshatich and the Oral Sources of the Rus Primary Chronicle - 65-117
- G. V. Glazyrina - Confluence of Traditions (Topoi in Descriptions of an Imaginary Landscape in «Eiríks saga víðfǫrla») - 118-146
- O. V. Gusakova - Development of St Edmund's Cult in the Oral Tradition and Hagiography - 147-164
- T. N. Jackson, A. V. Podosinov - Place names as markers of cultural interaction: the Old Norse name for the Sea of Asov and oral tradition - 165-191
- T. M. Kalinina - Values of the ethnonym “burdjan” in compositions of the Arab medieval geographers (options of a ratio of oral and written tradition) - 192-217
- S. M. Kashtanov - Does a Mediavalist possess “Oral Sources”? - 218-220
- Y. A. Kleiner - Oral Tradition and Tradition of fixed Texts - 221-246
- I. G. Konovalova - Methodological Aspects of Route Data Analysis in the Writings of Medieval Arab Geographers - 247-256
- N. F. Kotlyar - The Galich Tradition in Kievan Chronicle of the 12th Century - 257-275
- I. A. Kucherova - Skald and Skaldic Poetry in the “Star-Oddi's Dream” - 276-298
- A. F. Litvina, F. B. Uspenskij - The Specific Case with Rogneda: The Proposal of the Prince Vladimir in the Light of Prechristian Juridical Tradition in Scandinavia - 299-325
- P. V. Lukin - The Pagan “Reform” of Vladimir Svyatoslavich in the Primary Chronicle: The Oral Tradition or Literary Allusions? - 326-352
- V. I. Matuzova - The Oral Foundation of the “Chronicon terrae Prussiae” by Peter of Dusburg - 353-362
- E. A. Melnikova - Christianity of the Vikings in Old Norse oral tradition and contemporary testimonies. - 363-407
- V. Y. Petrukhin - On Folklore Motifs in the Primary Chronicle - 408-417
- E. V. Pchelov - The Descent of Old Russian Princes from Riurik: Oral Tradition or Chronicle Construction? - 418-433
- N. E. Samohvalova - Note on the Question of Correlation of Different Sources’ Types in Strabo’s Geography - 434-441
- M. V. Skrzhinskaya - Four Folklore Tales in the Scythian Logos of Herodotus - 442-460
- P. V. Belousov, L. V. Stolyarova - Jerome Horsey's Account of the Events that Took Place in Uglich and Moscow in May and June 1591 - 461-496
- I. E. Surikov - Classical Athenian Democracy and Oral Historical Tradition - 497-520
- E. A. Melnikova - A new Scandinavian runic inscription from Hagia Sophia in Constantinople - 521-529
- E. A. Gurevich - The Tale of the Greenlanders (Translation from Old Icelandic, foreword and commentary by Elena Gurevich) - 530-546
- V. V. Rybakov - Life of Saint Eskil (Translation from Latin, foreword and commentary by Vladimir Rybakov) - 547-563
- G. V. Glazyrina - Along the Oral-Written Continuum. Types of Texts, Relations and Their Implications / Ed. by Slavica Ranković with Leidulf Melve and Else Mundal. Turnhout: Brepols Publishers, 2010. 488 pp. (Utrecht studies in medieval literacy. Vol. 20). - 564-581