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The Bibliography of International Congresses of Slavists (1929-2018) was converted from thirteen printed volumes into a database in cooperation with the Slavonic Library in Prague (Slovanská knihovna Praha) and contains 8550 records. Since 2008 the Bibliography appear only in electronic form and will be updated in five-year interval according to the next Congresses of Slavists. The further information can be found here. The overview of the classification can be found: here.
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| 1 | Semantika foľklornogo teksta i rituala : tipy vzaimodejstvijVinogradova, Ljudmila Nikolajevna - Istorija, kuľtura, etnografija i foľklor slavjanskich narodov : XI Meždunarodnyj s“jezd slavistov : Bratislava, sentjabr’ 1993 g. : doklady rossijskoj delegacii (1993), 210-220 |
| 2 | Radło i źreb : z dziejów społecznych wsi zachodniosłowiańskiej w XI-XII wiekuLalik, Tadeusz - Z polskich studiów slawistycznych. Seria 3, Historia : prace na VI Międzynarodowy kongres slawistów w Pradze 1968 (1968), 25-43 |
| 3 | Some Symbols in Slavic Ritual Folklore : the Whitsun Ride of KingsPírková-Jakobson, S. - American Contributions to the Fourth International Congress of Slavicists : Moscow, September 1958 (1958), 279-300 |
| 4 | Some Symbols in Slavic Ritual Folklore : the Whitsun Ride of KingsPírková-Jakobson, S. - 1958, 22 s. |
| 5 | Jewish Ritual and Soviet Context in Two Stories of Isaac BabelAvins, Carol J. - American Contributions to the Twelfth International Congress of Slavists : Cracow, August - September 1998 : Literature, Linguistics, Poetics (1998), 11-20 |
| 6 | Some New Perspectives for the Study of Slavic Ritual Symbolism : Symbolic Anthropology, „an-trope-ology“ and EthnopoeticsPlas, Pieter - Slavica gandensia (1998), 43-58 |
| 7 | The Ritual Language of the British Columbia Doukhobors as an Endangered Functional Style : Issues of Interference and TranslatabilitySchaarschmidt, Gunter - Canadian Slavonic Papers : an Interdisciplinary Journal Devoted to Central and Eastern Europe 50 (2008) 1/2, 101–122 |