Mac Mathuna, Seamus und Maxim Fomin (Eds.):

Parallels between Celtic and Slavic

Proceedings of the First International Colloquium of Societas Celto-Slavica held at the University of Ulster, Coleraine, 19-21 June 2005.

Studia Celto-Slavica I. 

Coleraine: Research Institute for Irish and Celtic Studies, 2006.

ISBN 978-0-337088-3-60

Neu. Fadengehefteter Originalpappband.

Sprache: Englisch

Inhalt:

• Karl Horst Schmidt:
  Inaugural Address: Remarks on Celto-Slavica
• Séamus Mac Mathúna:
  The History of Celtic Scholarship in Russia and the Soviet Union
• Piotr Stalmaszczyk:
  Celtic Studies in Poland: Recent Themes and Developments
• Viktor Kalygin +:
  The Celts and the Slavs: On K.H. Schmidt's Hypothesis on the Eastern Origin of the Celts
• Alexander Falileyev:
  Alt-celtischer Sprachschatz: the Ukrainian Contribution
• Vaclav Blazek:
  Celto-Slavic Parallels in Mythology and Sacral Lexicon
• Folke Josephson:
  Old Irish and Slavic Prefixed Verbs and the Function of Prefixes
• Anna Bondaruk:
  Obligatory and Non-obligatory Control in Irish and Polish
• Elena Parina:
  Direct Object Double Marking in Celtic and South Slavic Languages - Preliminary Remarks
• Viktor Bayda:
  Perfect and Possessive Structures in Irish and Russian
• Anna Muradova:
  Some Breton Words in the Dictionary of the Russian Empress
• John Carey:
  Russia, Cradle of the Gael
• Tatyana Mihhailova:
  On the Function of Name in Irish and Slavonic Written Incantation Tradition
• Dean Miller:
  Cú Chulainn and Il'ya of Murom: Two Heroes, and Some Variations on a Theme
• Grigory Bondarenko:
  Hiberno-Rossica: 'Knowledge in the Clouds' in Old Irish and Old Russian
• Nina Chekhonadskaya:
  A Swan Uncarved: Russian and Irish Heroes breaking the Table Etiquette
• Maxim Fomin:
  Russian and Western Celticists on Similarities between -- Early Irish and Early Indian Traditions
• Frank Sewell:
  'Going Home to Russia'? Irish Writers and Russian Literature
• Hildegard L. C. Tristram:
  Concluding Remarks: What's in Celto-Slavica?