Palaeoslavica XV/2007, nos. 1-2

[dworth at UCLA.EDU]

Dear Dr. Strakhov,
      Please send me volume XV 1-2. If possible, I'd like you to send  
me each issue as it appears, without special requests. Thanks, Dean  
Worth


Quoting "Strakhov, Olga" <strakhov at GSD.HARVARD.EDU>:

> Dear colleagues,
>
> I am glad to announce the publication of the next (XV/2007) issue of  
>  the Palaeoslavica: International Journal for the Study of Slavic   
> Medieval Literature, History, Language and Ethnology.
>
>
>
> No. 1 of Palaeoslavica XV consists of four sections.
>
> The Articles section contains a study by O. Tolochko who proposes a   
> new look at the relationship between the Short and the Expanded   
> Redactions of Pravda Ruskaia; a study by V. Chentsova who   
> investigates an engrossing tale about bringing the miracle-making   
> icon of the Theo-tokos of Blachernas from Greece to Moscow in the   
> 17th c.; and a study by A. Strakhov who analyzes several Eastern   
> Slavic marriage rituals dealing with horse collars in terms of their  
>  cleansing functions. The Publications section presents ????? ?   
> ?????????? by John Climacus following to the oldest extant Slavic   
> manuscript (publ. and comm. by T.Popova) and folklore narratives   
> about mermaids (???????) recorded in Central Russia (publ. by E.   
> Samodelova) and in Bel?rus' (publ. by G. Lopatin). The Speculum   
> section discusses the history of the word ???? and points to various  
>  mistakes in its lexicographic-al treatment. The Miscellanea section  
>  contains notes by P. Schreiner, C.M. Vakareliyska, et al.
>
>
>
> No. 2 of Palaeoslavica XV also consists of four sections.
>
> The Articles section presents a study by D. Christians in which she   
> reconstructs the ????? ??????? ????????-?? following the extant   
> Slavic manuscripts; an article by T. Vilkul that analyzes the   
> relationship between PVL and Old Russian Khronographs; and a study   
> by O. Strakhov featuring a detailed discussion of titles of Russian   
> Patri-archs from 1589 to 1700. The Publications section pre-sents   
> some seventeenth-century texts from Siberia, and a description of   
> present-day calendar rituals attested in the Komi region. The   
> Speculum section contains two re-views: the first by J. Fellerer who  
>  analyzes A. Danylen-ko's recent book on various questions of   
> Ukrainian philo-logy, and by D. Ostrowski who re-evaluates the   
> relation-ship between the Galician-Volynian Chronicle and the Life   
> of Alexander Nevskii. The Miscellanea section con-tains notes by F.   
> Klimchuk and A. Strakhov.
>
>
>
> For details and a complete Table of Contents see www.palaeoslavica.com
>
> Or write to: palaeoslavica at gmail.com, strakhov at palaeoslavica.com
>
>
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