Authors
- Bessonov Boris N. Doctor of Philosophy
- Birich Inna A. Doctor of Philo, Associate Professor
Annotation
The article traces the concept of antiquity of the Slavic-Russian language and its writing, dating back to the time of the formation of early civilizations in Europe and Asia
Minor. Many inscriptions on ancient monuments of material culture were deciphered at the end of the twentieth century with the help of Proto-Slavic syllabic writing, voiced in modern Russian, in particular of the Cretan-Mycenaean and Etruscan eras. The article explains why the development of the Slavic language in the VII century AD went along two paths — in alphabetic, book form, becoming an attribute of Eastern Christian culture, and at the same time was preserved in its original form in the oral speech of the people, in oral folk art. Their meeting on Russian soil took place in the 19th century, when oral folk art was recorded and published in print. It is told how his perception changed in the cultural environment of Russia in the 19th – 20th centuries — the writer’s, scientific, philosophical, pedagogical, educated part of the population: from surprise to admiration. The original national consciousness, reproduced in folklore, spoke of the people’s sensitivity to spiritual problems, to the problems of morality and loyalty to national duty.
How to link insert
Bessonov, B. N. & Birich, I. A. (2024). DEVELOPMENT OF FOLK PHILOSOPHY AS A MANIFESTATION OF THE RUSSIAN CULTURAL CODE Bulletin of the Moscow City Pedagogical University. Series "Pedagogy and Psychology", № 4 (52), 43. https://doi.org/10.24412/2078-9238-2024-452-43-52
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