Gender semiology in folklore traditions: Russia, China and Adygea

Resumo

The article presents an analytical analysis of the linguosemiotic features of the female portrait in the folklore fund of the linguocultures of Russia, the North Caucasus and China in the aspect of the intergender dichotomy "male-female" as the implementation of the policy of "soft power" of the ethnos to preserve its vitality. Hypothesis: The dichotomy of masculinity and femininity in traditional culture is presented as the result of the interaction of ethno-cultural strategies of the ancestral cult, in which the role of a woman is defined as the keeper of the knowledge of the people with the competencies of a housewife who needs help and care from a man. The relevance of the study is due to the growing research interest in the vitality of traditional cultures, which continue to influence the lives of modern women. Chinese, Adyghe and Russian folklore for the first time becomes the object of comparative analysis of the linguosemiotic characteristics of the image of femininity in the form of "feminine" folkloratives identified for the first time. The methodology uses a linguosemiotic approach and the theory of complex metagraphs in modeling the speech-behavioral gender matrix of women through the prism of folklore. The results show that folklore is a reproducible mechanism of "soft power" of gender regulation in the ethno-cultural practice of folk art.

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Biografia do Autor

Zaineta R. Khachmafova, Adygea State University, Maykop, Russia.

Doctor of Philology, Ass.Professor, Head of the Department of German Philology Adygea State University, Maykop, Russia.

Irina S. Karabulatova, RUDN-university, Russian.

Dr of Philological Sciences, Professor, RUDN-university, Bauman MSTU, Lomonosov MSU, Moscow, Russia, Heilongjiang University, Harbin, China.

Raisa B. Unarokova, Adygea State University, Maykop, Russia.

Dr of Philological Sciences, Professor, Head of the Department of History and Culture of the Adyghe’s, Adygea State University, Maykop, Russia.

Zarema A. Tseeva, Adygea State University, Maykop, Russia.

PhD of History, Associate Professor, the Department of History and Culture of the Adyghe’s, Adygea State University, Maykop, Russia.

Ludan Zhang, RUDN-university, Moscow, Russia.

PhD-student of Philology, RUDN-university, Moscow, Russia.

Ruslana V. Loseva, Tyumen State Institute of Culture, Art and Social Technologies, Tyumen, Russia.

Associate Professor, The Department of Vocal Art, Tyumen State Institute of Culture, Art and Social Technologies, Tyumen, Russia.

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2023-09-30
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Khachmafova, Z. R., Karabulatova, I. S., Unarokova, R. B., Tseeva, Z. A., Zhang, L., & Loseva, R. V. (2023). Gender semiology in folklore traditions: Russia, China and Adygea. Amazonia Investiga, 12(69), 260-269. https://doi.org/10.34069/AI/2023.69.09.23
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