THE FAIRY TALE «KOLOBOK» AS A PHENOMENON OF UKRAINIAN FOLKLORE AND A WORK FOR CHILDREN
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https://doi.org/10.30888/2709-2267.2025-31-00-030Keywords:
animal tales, children's literature, folklore, sacredness, cumulativity, didacticism.Abstract
The article examines the phenomenon of the ‘Kolobok’ fairy tale in the context of Ukrainian folklore and its significance for children's development. The main provisions of the article cover the genesis of animal tales, their archaic roots in totemic beliReferences
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