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Current Issue

Vol 14, No 3 (2024)

Philology

Author’s interpretation of a historical figure in the works of the Mordovian playwright A. Pudin
Antonov Y.G., Levina N.N.
Abstract
Introduction: Mordovian dramaturgy is in constant search of new genre forms for the artistic representation of ethnic history. The relevance of the article is determined by the need to comprehend the genre processes taking place in modern Mordovian dramaturgy. The object of the research is the author’s interpretation of the character of a historical figure in A. Pudin’s plays. Objective: to identify the artistic features of characters’ constructing who were genuine historical figures in plays of the Mordovian playwright. Research materials: plays by A. Pudin. Results and novelty of the research: the scientific novelty of the article lies in the fact that for the first time a comprehensive study of A. Pudin’s plays is carried out, in which the character of a famous historical figure is revealed by means of dramaturgy. The authors come to the conclusion that the artistic interpretation of ethnic history and outstanding personality in the dramaturgy of A. Pudin is carried out through the synthesis of historical authenticity and author’s construction of character. The playwright tries to show a hero in close connection with the historical circumstances in which he acts. There is a desire to penetrate into the inner world of a hero without violating the historical truth. The playwright’s appeal to the turning points of ethnic history and the fate of a personality, which has become a vivid cultural phenomenon, testifies to the author’s desire to expand the artistic and aesthetic boundaries of national literature.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):407-416
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Dialect features of pronouns of the second half of the XIX – early XX centuries
Bezenova M.P.
Abstract
Introduction: the article is devoted to the description of dialect features of pronouns in five pre-revolutionary Udmurt written monuments of the second half of the XIX – early XX centuries. The analysis is carried out by comparing the linguistic material of the written monuments with the data of the Udmurt literary language and its dialects.

Objective: to identify the features of the functioning of pronouns in Udmurt written monuments in comparison with modern literary norms.

Research materials: online corpora and concordances to five Udmurt books in various dialects of the Udmurt language, placed on the linguistic platform LingvoDoc.

Results and novelty of the research: for the first time the research presents a detailed description of dialect phenomena associated with the functioning of pronouns in five Udmurt books of the second half of the XIX – early XX centuries. As a result of the analysis, a number of specific features are identified in the written monuments related to the functioning of proper-personal, emphatic-personal and negative pronouns, through which the written sources differ from the norms of modern literary language. The issues of the origin of these dialect features are considered, as a result of which it is established that both archaic and innovative phenomena are represented in the written monuments.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):417-425
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Complex sentences with attributive subordinate clauses in the Erzya language
Vodyasova L.P.
Abstract
Introduction: the article is devoted to the consideration of complex sentences with attributive subordinate clauses based on the material of the Erzya language – one of the Finno-Ugric languages. 
Objective: to identify the basic patterns of the substantive and formal organization of complex sentences expressing attributive relations. 
Research materials: complex sentences with attributive subordinate clauses extracted from works of fiction of Mordovian authors in the Erzya language. 
Results and novelty of the research: the scientific novelty of the work lies in the fact that for the first time in Mordvin linguistics a systematic, multi-aspect description of complex sentences with attributive clauses is presented. As a result of the research, it was revealed that they include syntactic units of undifferentiated structure with a verbal connection and closely joined predicative parts, the means of connection of which are conjunctions, connective words and correlates, often forming correlative pairs. The analysis of theoretical and illustrative material allowed to conclude that complex sentences with attributive clauses are divided into two types depending on the nature of the defined word: a) substantive-attributive and b) pronominal-attributive. It is noted that substantive-attributive clauses have two varieties – emphatic-attributive and connective-attributive. The emphatic-attributive clauses are characterized by the main clause not expressing a complete thought and requiring extension in the form of an attribute, while connective-attributive clauses have the main clause containing a complete thought and the subordinate clause providing additional information. Pronominal-attributive clauses specify the semantics of the pronoun in the main clause and together with it occupy one syntactic position, replacing the name of an object, person or attribute.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):426-434
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The genre of the short story in the works of the Udmurt prose writer G. D. Krasilnikov
Zaytseva T.I., Maksimova O.M.
Abstract
Introduction: the article is devoted to identification of the defining features of the genre of the short story of the Udmurt prose writer G. D. Krasilnikov; the emphasis is on the consideration of the problematics and poetics of his short stories, expressing the original worldview of the author. The subject of the study is the ideological, figurative and structural features of the genre of the short story of G. D. Krasilnikov. 
Objective: to study the specifics of the embodiment in the genre of the short story of the fundamental themes and ideas characteristic for G. D. Krasilnikov. 
Research materials: short stories by G. D. Krasilnikov. 
Results and novelty of the research: recent years have been marked by an increasingly growing interest in the creative heritage of G. D. Krasilnikov. This is due, first of all, to the fact that he deeply explored in his work the psychology of a person in the twentieth century, who is in a situation of choice or at a crossroads, when clear spiritual guidelines, a clear understanding of good and evil, truth and lies are needed. Despite attracting the attention of modern readers, there are very few new scientific and critical studies of the writer’s work. The article is the first to analyze the short stories of G. D. Krasilnikov in the genre aspect. The scientific novelty of the study is also due to the fact that the structure-forming principles of Krasilnikov’s short stories are characterized here in connection with the methods of creating images of heroes and time. The work presents material that receives a new interpretation taking into account modern approaches to the study of literature of the Soviet era. The analysis carried out allows us to conclude that in the works of G. D. Krasilnikov, problems of spirituality and morality associated with national identity and tradition are invariably leading. The genre self-sufficiency of Krasilnikov’s short stories largely predetermined the features of the writer’s artistic system as a whole; the formation of an ambiguous view of the world and man in his novels and short stories is largely determined by the genre nature of the short story.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):435-445
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Vocabulary related to land cultivation in the Udmurt language of the XVIII century: written history of the words gery and usy
Ivshin L.M.
Abstract
Introduction: the article presents written history of the lexemes gery ‘plow’ and usy ‘harrow’ in the Udmurt language, first recorded in the first grammar of 1775 under the title “Compilations belonging to the grammar of the Votyak language”. All changes of the meaning and graphic design of words can be traced from the most important written monuments of the Udmurt language in the context of their origin. 
Objective: to identify the history of the words gery and usy in written monuments of the Udmurt language (18th–21st centuries). 
Research materials: early written monuments of the Udmurt language, linguistic dictionaries, lexicographic sources of the 19th–21st centuries. 
Results and novelty of the research: the author for the first time gives the history of the written recording of the words gery ‘plow’ and usy ‘harrow’ (from the 18th century to the present) in the Udmurt language. The analysis revealed that they belong to the common Permian vocabulary in origin and were recorded already in 1775 in the first grammar of the Udmurt language. Observation of the almost 250-year history of fixation of these lexemes in written monuments showed that initially (from the 18th century to the 1930s) the word gery meant both a wooden plow and an iron plow, and usy has not changed its meaning since the first writing.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):446-454
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The local originality of the street surnames of the Shoksha Mordovian people: linguistic and folkloristic aspects
Kazaeva N.V., Trostina M.A.
Abstract
Introduction: the article analyzes the street surnames of residents of Shoksha village of Tengushevsky district of the Republic of Mordovia in linguistic and folkloristic aspects, who are native speakers of the unique Shoksha dialect of the Erzya language. 
Objective: to establish the facts of the national anthroponymic and folklore phenomenon in the context of the local anthroponymic tradition. 
Research materials: street names of residents of Shoksha village recorded during field expeditions by students of the Philological Faculty of Mordovia State University in 2021–2022. 
Results and novelty of the research: the article provides an overview of linguistic and folkloristic studies devoted to the study of nicknames as a type of anthroponyms and folklore phenomenon. The article concerns models and decrypts the basics of family and generic nicknames that exist in the oral repertoire of residents of the village of Shoksha; the specifics of their formation and functioning are presented. As a result of the analysis, seven structural and semantic models have been identified, among which family and generic nicknames formed from first and last names and street surnames reflecting the external or internal characteristics of a person, his behavior, and character traits are dominant. It is established that in the structural and word-formation plan, the street surnames of the inhabitants of the village of Shoksha are represented by simple one-component names (onyms), as well as appellatives of Mordovian and Russian origin with transparent semantics reflecting the dialect features of the Mordovian-Shoksha dialect. Folklore texts of various genres, including nickname motifs, are analyzed. The linguistic and social essence of anthroponymic nicknames, their connection with historical and cultural traditions in the nomination of the object of naming, existing in the mentality of the Mordovian-Shoksha peoples, are shown. The scientific novelty of the study lies in the fact that for the first time in linguistic and folkloristic aspects, the local originality of street surnames of residents of Shoksha village of Tengushevsky District of the Republic of Mordovia is introduced into scientific circulation. Previously unpublished field materials are being introduced.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):455-466
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The artistic functionality of the elements of oral folk art in I. Devin’s novel “Trava-Murava”
Levina N.N., Antonov Y.G.
Abstract
Introduction: the indissoluble connection with folk art is an integral feature of the artistic experiences of the Mordovian writer I. Devin. The success that befell the novel “Trava-Murava” is largely determined by the author’s appeal to folklore material, which has found wide and comprehensive application in the work. Folklore entered the author’s novel with the totality of its features – the nationality of the content, individual genres and a number of artistic means and techniques. The connection with folk art is manifested at different levels of the artistic whole – plot and compositional structuring, organization of the figurative system, recreation of national color, author’s worldview. This article analyzes the features of the author’s interpretation and reconstruction of the elements of Mordovian folklore, their significance and productive role in the formation of the artistic structure of the novel, the disclosure of the ideological and thematic range, the organization of the figurative series, the enrichment of expressive and stylistic possibilities. The relevance of the research is due to the need for scientific understanding of the issues of functionality, forms and degree of correlation of folklore material and the author’s text. 
Objective: to identify the functionality of the elements of oral folk art in I. Devin’s novel “Trava-Murava”. 
Research materials: I. Devin’s novel “Trava-Murava”. 
Results and novelty of the research: the novelty of the study is due to the fact that the problem of the functionality of folk elements in I. Devin’s novel “Trava-Murava” still remains the least studied area in the author’s work, while the potential of many genres of folk poetry is involved in this work: songs and ditties, laments, legends and traditions, proverbs and sayings, etc. The authors of the article have established various forms of I. Devin’s appeal to folklore material, identified ways of oral folk art’s influence on the author’s text, noted the specificity of the figurative system, features of the language and style of the work, as well as the author’s attitude to folk origins and folklore traditions of the Mordovian people. Thus, the article is a comprehensive analysis of folklore-literary interrelations at all levels of a work of art, which allows us to summarize that the author creatively borrows and freely interprets folklore material in a literary text.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):467-475
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Generation of nominal word forms of the South Ludic dialect
Rodionova A.P., Krizhanovskaya N.B.
Abstract
Introduction: the Ludic dialect has practically found itself on the periphery of revitalization processes. There are no academic dictionaries on this dialect in Russia (compared to the Livvi dialect), which affects the low rate of filling of the Ludic sub-corpus in the VepKar. The central part of our work is the developed rules for generating nominal word forms of the South Ludic dialect for creating grammatical norms. The prepared tables demonstrate examples of the nominal inflection paradigm of the Ludic dialect for single-stem and double-stem words. Inflectional types of names of the South Ludic dialect are formalized, stems needed for subsequent generation of nominal word forms of the Svyatozero dialect are proposed. A program is described, which is part of the VepKar corpus, in which these rules are programmed. The program allows speeding up the generation of word forms in dictionary entries for subsequent text markup. 
Objective: to illustrate the rules for the automatic generation of word forms, prepared using a list of stems of nominal parts of speech of the Ludic dialect of the Karelian language. 
Research materials: lemmas and word forms from the Open Corpus of the Vepsian and Karelian languages (VepKar). 
Results and novelty of the research: based on the studied theoretical sources, the researchers were able to identify grammatical patterns. In the course of the experiments carried out in the study, a list of stems and pseudo-stems of nominal inflection of the Ludic dialect of the Karelian language (South Ludic dialect) was formed; a system of rules for generating word forms was developed and tested. The scientific novelty of the research lies in the development of a system of unified rules for automatic generation of word forms for the Ludic dialect of the Karelian language, which is being implemented for the first time.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):476-488
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Upper Kama dialect of the Komi-Permyak language: peculiarities of vocalism
Sazhina S.A.
Abstract
Introduction: the article presents the results of the study of the vocalism system of the Upper Kama dialect of the Komi-Permyak language: the articulatory characteristics and distribution of vowels are considered; phonetic phenomena such as assimilation, intra-dialect correspondence, alternation, contraction were analyzed; features of accentuation are described. A comparison of the linguistic phenomena of the described idiom with similar phenomena in Komi-Permyak and Komi-Zyryan dialects is carried out.

Objective: to identify and describe the peculiarities of vocalism of the Upper Kama dialect of the Komi-Permyak language.

Research materials: the empirical basis of the research consisted of language materials from the author's dialectological expeditions to the area of residence of the Kirov Permyaks.

Results and novelty of the research: the article for the first time considers the peculiarities of vocalism of the Upper Kama dialect of the Komi-Permyak language. It has been established that the vowel system in this idiom is represented by seven phonemes: и, э, ы, ö, у, о, а, which have the same articulatory-acoustic characteristics as in other Komi dialects. In native words, the vowels и, ы, ö, а can occupy any position: anlaut, inlaut, auslaut; they can be used both in the first and in subsequent syllables of a word; the vowels у, э, о occur predominantly in the first syllable. Assimilative phenomena, which in turn are the source of intra-dialect correspondences of vowels: o // a // u, ы // a, ö // o, ы // u, ö // ы, ö // э, occupy a significant place in the studied idiom. It has been revealed that the accentuation system of the Upper Kama dialect of the Komi-Permyak language is characterized by the placement of stress on the first syllable, as well as features of morphologization and vocalization. The analyzed dialect material complements the available information about the features of the Komi-Permyak dialects and can be used in compiling generalizing studies on the Permian languages, creating dialect dictionaries and atlases, and studying systemic changes as a result of interlanguage contact.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):489-497
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Conceptual sphere of Maria Eremina’s lyrics
Sheyanova S.V.
Abstract
Introduction: the article is devoted to the study of modern Mordovian women’s lyrics in the aspect of the conceptual sphere of the text. The subject of the study is the specific implementation of universal concepts and their functions in the poems of the Erzya poet Maria Eremina. 
Objective: to identify the concepts in M. Eremina’s lyrics and reveal ways of their individual author’s representation. 
Research materials: poems by M. Eremina included in the collection “Shka” (“Time”). 
Results and novelty of the research: M. Eremina’s lyrics are analyzed for the first time in the aspect of the chosen problem, in the analytical context of Finno-Ugric literary criticism. Attention is focused on the system of universal concepts, through which the individual author’s model of the world is implied, axiological priorities and the poet’s ontological reflections are conveyed. It is noted that the poet appeals to a number of aesthetic universals, the semantic field of which is expanded by contextual synonyms: time (infinity, movement), happiness (search, struggle, overcoming), love (heat / cold, yesterday / today, look, empty words, withered flowers), loneliness (fate, emptiness, lies, soot, ash). In the lyrics of M. Eremina, the concepts find both traditional interpretation and individual author’s interpretation, realized through classical figurative and metaphorical series and original means of imagery.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):511-519
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Aesthetic evaluation in adjectives of the Khanty language: structural and semantic aspect
Shiyanova A.A.
Abstract
Introduction: the article is devoted to the identification of linguistic units characterizing a positive aesthetic evaluation in the Western dialects of the Khanty language. 
Objective: to identify the features of the lexical representation of the aesthetic evaluation category in the Khanty language based on the material of Western dialects. 
Research materials: the empirical basis of the study was a card file made up of examples of bilingual dictionaries on the Khanty language, folklore collections and samples of spoken language collected from informants. 
Results and novelty of the research: the article provides a comprehensive description of adjectives at the lexical, semantic, and structural levels of the language based on their evaluative function, and defines their role in the implementation of the evaluation category in the Khanty language based on the material of Western dialects. The aesthetic evaluation in the Khanty language is characterized by adjectives: Kazym Khanty, Shuryshkary Khanty, Ural Khanty ӑња ‘beautiful’; Kazym Khanty вантǝсəӈ ‘prominent, handsome’; Shuryshkary Khanty вантəпсайєӈ ‘beautiful’; Kazym Khanty вєншпи ‘beautiful, lovely’; Kazym Khanty вэщəӈ ‘worthy; pleasant, cute’; Shuryshkary Khanty вещəӈ ‘beautiful’; Kazym Khanty хурамǝӈ ‘beautiful, elegant (about the thing)’; Shuryshkary Khanty, Ural Khanty хорамəӈ ‘beautiful’; Kazym Khanty хурасəӈ ‘handsome (about the person), prominent’; Shuryshkary Khanty хорасəӈ ‘handsome, cute, prominent, figurative expressive’; Shuryshkary Khanty, Ural Khanty хорам ‘beautiful’; Kazym, Shuryshkary, Ural Khanty йăм ‘beautiful’; Kazym Khanty эљаӈ ‘variegated, beautiful’. The scientific novelty of the study lies in the fact that for the first time in the Khanty language adjectives characterizing aesthetic evaluation are considered in a structural and semantic aspect.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):520-527
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The word order in an Udmurt sentence: towards the history of learning
Chernysheva L.M.
Abstract
Introduction: the article is devoted to the neutral and inverted word order in an Udmurt sentence, on the basis of which a periodization of the consideration of the issue is proposed. 
Objective: to identify the stages of the study of the word order in an Udmurt sentence. 
Research materials: scientific research of domestic and foreign scholars devoted to the issues of syntax, word order and stylistics in the Udmurt language. 
Results and novelty of the research: the article presents for the first time a periodization of the development of research on inverted and neutral word order in an Udmurt sentence. The author identifies three main stages, differing in approaches, as well as the methods and methodologies used. The first stage (from 1851 to the mid-1930s) is nominative, characterized by strict observance of the traditional construction of an Udmurt sentence (SOV) as a spelling norm. Violation of this word order may be perceived as a grammatical error. Transformation of the established structure is accepted only in exceptional cases to convey a certain expressiveness to the text. The second stage (from the second half of the 1930s to the 1960s) is inversion, marked by the influence of the new socio-historical way of life on the development of Udmurt linguistics. Thus, the traditional word order became a sign of liberation from old writing canons and propaganda of a new life. New sentence constructions are being included. At the same time, there is active agitation of the beneficial effects of these changes, enriching the Udmurt syntax. The third stage (from the 1960s to the present) is reversible, characterized by a return to the study of the traditional construction of an Udmurt sentence, increased interest in the studied problem among foreign Finno-Ugric scholars. Calculations of the prevalence of sentence constructions are carried out, and there is a tendency to adhere to the SOV construction in Udmurt sentences is also traced.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):498-510
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History, Ethnography

Reincarnation as the most ancient type of beliefs among the peoples of the North
Voldina T.V.
Abstract

Introduction: this work is a continuation of comparative studies of folk traditions associated with the belief in the reincarnation of ancestral souls. For comparison, only the key features of the phenomenon under study were taken: the archetypal model, ideas about life forces, its generic nature, methods of determining a reincarnated ancestor, as well as an archaic motif associated with the possibility of temporary incarnation of the human soul in an animal and a plant. 
Objective: identification of the main features of the ancient system of ideas about reincarnation that has developed in indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East. 
Research materials: collections of folklore, published materials on the ethnography of the Ob Ugrians. 
Results and novelty of the research: the revealed close analogies in the concepts of transmigration of ancestral souls and related traditions allow us to attribute them to one type of belief, which differs from the well-known views on reincarnation in other worldview systems. Among the key signs of the reconstructed phenomenon are the archetype of the ancestral tree with the mother goddess and ancestral souls in the form of birds; the division of vital forces into a reincarnating principle (soul-breath) and its derivative (soul-shadow); the definition of a reborn soul through dreams and fortune-telling, spontaneous “memories” of children and their similarity to the incarnated ancestor; the existence of ideas about the possibility of a temporary stay of the human soul in the bodies of animals and plants.

Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):529-541
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New traits to the origin of the goddess Kaltashch in the light of Ugrian and Finno-Permian parallels
Ilikaev A.S.
Abstract
Introduction: the question of origin of the Ob-Ugric goddess Kaltashch has so far been insufficiently studied. The article considers the problem of Kaltashch genesis on the basis of Praural and Prafinno-Ugric mythological representations. 
Objective: to find out the origin of the Ugric goddess Kaltashch by means of attraction of additional Finno-Permian materials. For this purpose it was necessary to solve the following problems: to specify etymology of Kaltashch and Mari spirit Koltysho; to compare Kaltashch with Finno-Permian spirits and deities close to her, first of all with Mari Koltysho and Kugyeng; to allocate characteristic totem images and hypostases of Kaltashch and close to her Finno-Permian mythological characters. 
Research materials: folklore collections, ethnographic literature, author’s field materials. 
Results and novelty of the research: it is believed that the etymology of Kaltashch goes back to the Finno-Permian base kol / kül / khuԓ with the meaning ‘to let go, to send, to skip’. Indeed, similar images to Kaltashch were found in the Udmurts: Kyldysin, Kyldyni Mumas; in the Mari: Koltysho. The novelty of the research lies in the fact that for the first time in scientific literature the images of Mari spirits Koltysho yomshoenger, Kugyeng were comprehensively compared with the image of Kaltashch, its anthropomorphic, ornithomorphic, zoomorphic hypostases, including in the dual-fratrial organization aspect. As a result, the author of the research came to the conclusion that originally Kaltashch / Koltysho could act as a Finno-Ugric deity who in the process of shamanic kamlanie released, i.e. freed the soul of a sick person from the power of evil spirits. At the same time, Kaltashch fulfilled the role of a mediator between the heavenly and water-subterranean worlds. The above allows us to conclude that the image of Kaltashch was formed on the basis of the evolution of a Praural totemic and shamanic deity, associated, among other things, with a diving bird-creator, as well as with various zoomorphic and anthropomorphic spirits having both solar and lunar origin.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):542-553
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"To teach the foundations of the Christian faith to all these foreigners and to strengthen them in the faith...": the case of the mass “forced” christening of the Nenets people of the Tobolsk North in the late 1860s
Tsys O.P., Tsys V.V.
Abstract
Introduction: the article examines a unique case of mass christening of the Nenets people for its time. It is noted that since this case was the subject of a lengthy investigation by the spiritual and secular authorities, its study provides an opportunity to look into the inner world of the persons involved in this case, as well as to evaluate the evolution of the methods of converting pagans to Christianity by missionaries of the Tobolsk North. Objective: based on a specific example, to identify the features of state and church policy regarding the Christianization of the indigenous population of the Tobolsk North. Research materials: documents of church and secular institutions, concentrated in the State Archives in the city of Tobolsk and the Russian State Historical Archives. Results and novelty of the research: the investigation into the mass christening of the Nenets, which lasted for about two years, became a clear lesson for the missionaries, which limited their ability to do similar things in the future. The described case demonstrates the relative autonomy of the Tobolsk spiritual consistory from the decisions of the diocesan bishop, which has not been previously reported in Russian historiography. The novelty of the study also lies in the emphasis on the fundamental changes in approaches to the Christianization of the pagans of the Tobolsk North. The methods used in the early 18th century by Saint Philotheus (Leshchinsky) are now condemned and considered completely unacceptable, which was a consequence of the liberalization of state and church policies towards the indigenous population of the region. Only persuasion and long-term painstaking work on education could attract new children to the bosom of Orthodoxy. This approach contributed in part to the conservation of individual elements of paganism among the previously converted Ostyaks and Samoyeds.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):554-565
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History of Science

Karelian language: language planning and attitudes
Kirilenko S.V.
Abstract
Introduction: the article deals with the current state of the Karelian language and the prospects of its preservation in the territory of the Republic of Karelia. The research is conducted in two ways: from the objective side, the history of language development and current trends in language policy are analyzed; from the subjective side, the linguistic sets of native speakers of the Karelian language and residents of the Republic of Karelia are studied. An important part of the work is the study of the functioning of the Karelian language in status, corpus and educational planning. 
Objective: to identify the factors and clarify the language sets that affect the preservation of the Karelian language. 
Research materials: results of the scientific expedition of the Research Center on Ethnic and Language Relations of the Institute of Linguistics of the Russian Academy of Sciences conducted in September 2022. 
Results and novelty of the research: the scientific novelty consists in the fact that for the first time a comparison of the linguistic sets of those who speak Karelian and those who do not speak it, but live in this language environment, is carried out. The prospects for the preservation of the Karelian language are considered by analyzing the current state of three elements of language planning: status, corpus and educational. The factors contributing to the expansion of the spheres of functioning of the Karelian language were studied from the point of view of Karelian speakers and from the point of view of residents of the Republic who do not speak Karelian. The results of the study were the identification of positive and negative factors affecting the prospects for the preservation of the Karelian language and the clarification of the linguistic sets of Karelian speakers.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):567-577
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Religiosity and main confessions of the Estonians: regional differences in Estonia
Manakov A.G., Terenina N.K., Krotok R.N.
Abstract
Introduction: the article presents the results of testing a methodology that makes it possible to calculate the confessional structure of the titular ethnic group of Estonia (on the example of Lutherans and Orthodox Christians) at the level of cities and counties of the country, based on official census data, where the confessional structure of the main ethnic groups of the population is presented only at the level of the entire country. 
Objective: to identify features in the distribution of Lutheran and Orthodox Estonians across the territory of Estonia. 
Research materials: the work is based on religious and ethnic statistics based on the results of population censuses in Estonia, as well as information resources. 
Results and novelty of the research: the scientific novelty of the research is associated with the assessment of the religious structure at the regional level of one of the ethnic communities living in Estonia, or more precisely, representatives of the country’s titular ethnic group. The study identified cities and counties in Estonia where there is a large gap between the proportion of Lutheran Estonians and Orthodox Estonians, on the one hand, and the proportion of Orthodox population, on the other hand. Thus, Estonians living on the island of Saaremaa and in three counties in the east and south-east of the country (Jõgevamaa, Põlvamaa and Võrumaa) continue to adhere to Lutheranism to a greater extent. Orthodox Estonians are most represented in the counties of Saaremaa, Pärnumaa, Põlvamaa and Võrumaa, which has some historical background. Thus, the designated counties are generally characterized by increased religiosity of the Estonian population.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):578-587
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Natural and climatic conditions and health status of the indigenous peoples of the North (on the example of Khanty-Mansiysk)
Ragozin O.N., Shalamova E.Y., Ragozina E.R., Pogonyshev D.A., Dzhafarova B.Z., Pogonysheva I.A., Molchanova Z.I.
Abstract
Introduction: an urgent problem of medicine in the North is the preservation of health of the indigenous peoples. The study confirmed the presence of the influence of weather and heliogeophysical factors on the morphofunctional features of the body of the indigenous population. It allowed us to conclude the advisability of carrying out medical, technological and psychological support of violations of time organization of functions among the inhabitants of the North, starting from pregnancy and childbirth, physical development of a child to the prevention of the formation of pathology in adults.

Objective: to determine the influence of variations of weather and heliogeophysical factors on the health and demography of indigenous peoples of Yugra; to justify measures of medical support for climate-related health disorders.

Research materials: databases of weather, solar and magnetic activity, demographic and medical statistics, information on the health of pregnant women and newborns from among the indigenous peoples of the North.

Results and novelty of the research: the influence of the peculiarities of the seasons, the asymmetric photoperiod of the North on the life of the indigenous population is traced. Health problems associated with unfavorable climatic and geophysical factors of the North have been identified. When assessing complications of pregnancy and childbirth, predictors affecting the physical development of a child were identified: intrauterine growth retardation, threatened preterm labor, gestational age and intrauterine hypotrophy. The necessary measures of medical, technological and psychological support for violations of the time organization of functions among the indigenous inhabitants of the North have been identified.

The scientific novelty lies in the fact that for the first time in the scientific literature devoted to the health status of the indigenous population of the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug – Yugra, the question of the correlation of health status with the peculiarities of weather and heliogeophysical conditions of the region has been investigated and ways of comprehensive medical support for patients have been outlined.
Вестник угроведения. 2024;14(3):588-597
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