Abstract

Еще раз о пушкинской записи народной сказки о мертвой царевне

Highlights

  • The analysis reveals the specificity of the early version of the AT 709 plot “Snow White” in Russia

  • An odd motif in Pushkin’s folklore record — the brave deed of the princess in the house of the seven brothers — has been hitherto considered as non-fitting for this type of fairy tale

  • An episode describing the princess putting to sleep the enemies of the brothers with the help of sleeping drops has a parallel in the newly found manuscript: in the latter, the princess defeats the dragon, the brothers’ enemy, with the help of poisoned drink

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Introduction

Записанной Пушкиным, до сих пор вызывали удивление исследователей. Abstract: The essay compares Pushkin’s synopsis of a folk tale about the dead princess with a newly found early 18th century manuscript “The Tale about A Tsar and His Daughter” using a similar plot. Недавняя находка «Повести о некоем царе и о дщери его» в рукописном сборнике начала XVIII в.

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