OLC Slavistik: Chorna, M. - The Ukrainian Folk Painting “Cossack Mamay” and Cossacks’ Spiritual Practice

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ID	2001019734
Author(s)	Chorna, M.
Title	The Ukrainian Folk Painting “Cossack Mamay” and Cossacks’ Spiritual Practice
Published	Opera slavica : slavistické rozhledy, Brno : Ústav, 25, 2015, 2, 59-70
Language	eng
Soundex	U0476; P1626; C4844; M6600; C4844; S8172; P1782
Medium	article
URL	digilib.phil.muni.cz (homepage)
Holdings (in Germany)	see in ZDB-Katalog
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Source	OLC Slavistik
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	"Kozak-Mamaj" i kozac'ki duchovni praktyky = "Cossack-Mamay" and the Cossack spiritual practices / Čorna, M.
	Spiritual Folk Culture and Christianity / Strakhov, A.
	On the Romantic Literary Almanachs. The Spiritual Culture of Ukrainian Folk in "Bojan" / Ankudowicz-Bienkowska, Maria
	Folk dance practice and transmission of the folk dance tradition by expatriate Estonians in Sweden and Germany / Zajedova, Iivi
	"Brothers, We Are All of Cossack Stock": The Cossack Campaign in Ukrainian Newspapers on the Eve of Independence / Berkhoff, Karel C.
	Up the Dnepr: Discarding Icons and Debunking Ukrainian Cossack Myths in Gogol’s ‘Strashnaia mest’’ / Butler, Peter
	Jevrejs'ki imena sered ukraїns'kich kozakiv = Some Jewish names among the Ukrainian Cossacks / Rožčenko, Z. V.

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The Ukrainian Folk Painting “Cossack Mamay” and Cossacks’ Spiritual Practice