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Eastern Slavic early medieval house
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Bibliography:
K. Aitamurto “Paganism, Traditionalism, Nationalism: Narratives of Russian Rodnoverie”
J.A. Alvares-Pedrosa „Sources of Slavic pre-Christian Religion”
В. Серкина „О роли женщин у славян в период язычествa”
H. Kitsikopoulos “Agrarian Change and Crisis in Europe, 1200–1500”
D. Oren-Magidor, C. Rider ”Introduction: Infertility in Medieval and Early Modern Medicine”, Social History of Medicine 29(2)
W. Vargas, P. Zych “Bestiariusz Słowiański”
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This episode has no bibliography, as it is based on one of the very first blogposts, written in times, when I thought that bibliography would make my blog look pretentious. After listening to this episode you will however realize that what I am talking about is not really a rocket science and any basic internet search on Slavic demonology can verify my statements.
WHO statistics I cite can be found on WHO website.
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Lingustics:
proto-Slavic word for oath: *prisę̀ga
proto-Slavic word for “to reach", to attain”: *sę̀gati
Bibliography:
S. Sielicki “Indo-Iranian parallels of the Slavic water rites and oath and guilt confirmation attested in Medieval Latin accounts and Slavic law codices
J. Grković-Major “On Proto-Slavic oath formulas”
A. Brückner „Słownik etymologiczny języka polskiego”
A. Szyjewski „Religia Słowian”
Link to order the Slavic Calendar for 2021
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Artwork for this episode: Ordeal by boiling water (“Der Kesselfang” Friedrich Hottenroth)
Blibliography:
W. Vargas, P. Zych “Bestiariusz Słowiański”
А. А. Бычков „Энциклопедия языческих богов”
The blog post about Slavic demons
Link to order the Slavic Calendar for 2021
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Artwork for this episode: Gumiennik by Fozen Peas
Bibliography:
A. Szyjewski „Religia Słowian”
H.Kitsikopoulos “Agrarian Change and Crisis in Europe 1200-1500”
А. А. Бычков „Энциклопедия языческих богов”
P. Grochowski „Polscy dziadowie i ukraińscy lirnicy. Fakty, stereotypy i perspektywy badawcze [Polish “dziady” and Ukrainian hurdy-gurdy players. Facts, stereotypes and research perspectives]”
Inspiration: the interview with żerca David – in Polish
The blog post (the one with etymological analysis of the word “żerca”).
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Artwork for this episode: Harvest wreaths - best example of Christian-Pagan confusion in Slavic tradition/folklore (małopolska24.pl)
Bibliography:
S. Urbańczyk „Religia pogańskich Słowian”
A. Cerny „Istoty mityczne Serbów”
R. Trives „ Deceit and Self-Deception“
The promised tale of Usud
Warm thank you to Душан Божић, from Луг Велеса, for sharing his knowledge about beliefs and traditions of the Southern Slavs.
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Artwork for this episode: Drop spindle (Upper Silesian Museum, Bytom)
Details of human embryonic and foetal development
WHO data on maternal mortality
WHO data on new-born mortality
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The basic requirements necessary to fulfil before you become a Rodnover.
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Erratum! At 7:36 should be 49,6, not 29,6 (obviously… I am not sure how this mistake happened…)
Artwork for this episode: picture of a meadow in June (taken by myself)
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