The Formation of Folklore as a Science

Usmanova Zamira Uralovna; Semyonova Marina Albertovna; Daminova Fazoda Irisovna

doi:10.5281/

Authors

Usmanova Zamira Uralovna Senior lecturer of the department of Russian Language and Literature, Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages Author
Semyonova Marina Albertovna Senior lecturer of the department of Russian Language and Literature, Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages Author
Daminova Fazoda Irisovna Senior lecturer of the department of Russian Language and Literature, Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/

Keywords:

folklore, historical science, cultural science, ethnographic materials, folk psychology, literature

Abstract

This article is about the formation of folklore as a science and its place in world and Russian literature. The article notes the disordered use of the term “folklore”: it means either the subject of research, or historical and cultural science, or the method of studying ethnographic material, or folk psychology, or the method of its study. The concept of “folklore” was first used in 1846. However, the instability and certain vagueness of this term, as it was understood in the 1880–1890s, became the reason that Russian scientists rarely used it.

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