Narrative Structures in Folklore and Their Linguistic Significance

Authors

  • Jordan Moore
  • Casey Smith
  • Alex Wright

Keywords:

folklore, narrative, structures, linguistic, significance

Abstract

This paper explores the narrative structures found in folklore across different cultures and their significance in linguistic studies. By analyzing folklore from Europe, Africa, and Asia, the research highlights common structural elements and their linguistic implications. The study emphasizes how these narratives shape linguistic expressions and contribute to the preservation of cultural heritage. It provides insights into the interplay between folklore and language, underscoring their combined role in maintaining cultural identity.

Author Biographies

Jordan Moore

PhD in Folklore Studies
Saint Petersburg State University
Kyiv, Ukraine

Casey Smith

PhD in Linguistics
University of Oxford
Wellington Square, Oxford OX1 2JD, United Kingdom

Alex Wright

PhD in Cultural Anthropology
University of Nairobi
Nairobi, Kenya

References

QOCAYEVA, L. (2024). ELİAS KANETTİNİN YARADICILIĞINDA MÜASİR ƏNƏNƏLƏR. ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF STUDY OF HUMANITIES Учредители: Бакинский славянский университет, 2(2024), 174-179.

Published

2024-12-26

Issue

Section

Articles