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Bylichka

Bylichka (pl. bylichki; in Russian: быличка) is a type of story in Russian folklore about an allegedly true event involving a meeting with spirits. In contrast to the byvalschina, here the story is conducted with an emphasis on the personal testimony of the narrator.

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Bylichka

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Edges4
Triples30
Avg. degree1.6
Density0.4
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related to Further reading · 30
Bylichka → Adonyeva, Author, Cyrillic, Eastern Siberia, Folklore, Folklore Research, Future, Genre, Interpreting, ISSN, Its Modern Fates, Journal, Laura, Memorate, Mythological, Mythological Stories, Novosibirsk, Olson, Past, Plot

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russian folklore story genre быличка byvalschina modern 48 133 мифологические mythological pp author cyrillic pl bylichki type allegedly true event

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Bylichkarelated to Further readingAdonyeva0.60section
Bylichkarelated to Further readingSvetlana0.60section
Bylichkarelated to Further readingOlson0.60section
Bylichkarelated to Further readingLaura0.60section
Bylichkarelated to Further readingInterpreting0.60section
Bylichkarelated to Further readingPast0.60section
Bylichkarelated to Further readingPostulating0.60section
Bylichkarelated to Further readingFuture0.60section
Bylichkarelated to Further readingMemorate0.60section
Bylichkarelated to Further readingPlot0.60section
Bylichkarelated to Further readingScript0.60section
Bylichkarelated to Further readingRural Russian Women0.60section

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