Russian (or Soviet) "urban legends"
Elena Gapova
e.gapova at WORLDNET.ATT.NET
Fri Feb 6 02:34:12 UTC 2004
This is probably "gorodskoi folklor".
There is a book about Peterburgskii gotodskoi folklor (
http://www.istrodina.com/rodina_articul.php3?id=512&n=23 ), and a course
taught at European University in SPb.(
http://eu.spb.ru/ethno/courses/et_p5.htm)
Elena Gapova
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From: Raul MacDiarmid <raul_macdiarmid at WEB.DE>
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Sent: 5 February 2004 7:14 PM
Subject: [SEELANGS] Russian (or Soviet) "urban legends"
> Colleagues,
>
> A friend wonders whether there are any characteristically Russian (or
Soviet) "urban legends" in currency, or indeed whether the term has any
meaning in Russian, apart from translations of English examples.
>
> Any thoughts or examples would be welcome.
>
> R.M.
>
>
>
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