The Image of Childhood in the Folklore of the Indigenous Small-Established Peoples of the Far East

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10.2991/aebmr.k.200312.024How to use a DOI?

Abstract

Indigenous peoples of the Far East of Russia showed a great love and affection for children, they cared for them, and in each family there was a strongly developed desire to continue their kin, therefore they have many children, especially boys as the future breadwinners. The upbringing of children in the families of native peoples of the Far East was carried out according the natural and climatic conditions of the region. Adults sought to show children a pattern of good behavior both at home and in the process of practical activity, and the younger generation would form high morality. In the culture of small-established peoples of the Far East, a special place is occupied by religious faiths, traditions, customs and rituals, which determine the specifics of the people. This traditional form of folklore of the indigenous peoples of the Far East reflects their mythological ideas about the world and man.

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