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The Folklore Samples of “Crazy Gigya” (Motives And Problems)


Authors:
Todor Mollov St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

Pages: 211-224

Abstract:

The article deals with variants of Bulgarian folk songs for a young playwright, who was called by a judge, because he is liked by all the women from the village (villages). The lawsuit presents two legal systems – the norm of oral culture (folk customs) and the written fixed law. The prosecution’s arguments, the boy’s innocence arguments, which is justified by the judge after the reconstruction of the crime, are followed. The historical roots of the song represent fragments of the mythological complex associated with the rituals of initiation of the Shaman-like priest (Poet and Piper).

Keywords:

Bulgarian folklore; folk song “Lud gidia / Crazy Gigya”; mythology; initiation; Poet; Piper

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