Uzbek mythology and shamanism
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https://doi.org/10.47494/mesb.v5i.83Keywords:
the myth, folklorist, genre of oral poetic creation, ethnography, shamanic rituals, mythological plotsAbstract
There is a lot of debate about the myth, its specificity, and essence of the meaning of this term. The article contains information about various doctrines. And under the influence of these teachings we can see that the classification of myths has taken place. The well-known Uzbek folklorist M. Juraev emphasized that the myth was the first conscious notion of the occurrence of natural phenomena of our ancient ancestors [10.p.12.].
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