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Florica IUHAŞ, Gelu OLOSUTEANU
Chasing plague through magical practices in the Transylvanian villages
Revista romana de jurnalism si comunicare, nr. 1 (54), an XII (XVI), 2017
rubrica: Medianalysis
pagini: 47-56
rezumat
Our study sets itself to present the sheer dimension
of a scourge that made millions of victims in the world
and on the territory of present-day Romania.
Alongside the historical description of such
phenomenon, we shall approach this scourge from a
folklorical perspective. In the biblical legend of Saint
Haralambos, he is said to having received from God
the power to protect the world from plague and other
contagious diseases. In the popular belief, the
Haralambos of the Plague, celebrated at the begining
of Spring (10th of February), protects not only the
humans, but also the vegetable crops against all kinds
of pests.
cuvinte cheie
Plague, offerings, rites of passage, Transylvania, anthropology
rezumat (a doua limbă):
präsentieren die Millionen Opfer weltweit und
heutigen Gebiet Rumäniens gemacht hat.
Neben der historischen Darstellung, werden
wir diese Geißel unter folkloristische Perspektive
befassen. In der biblischen Legende des heiligen
Charalampos, erhielt er von Gott die Kraft die
Welt von ansteckenden Krankheiten zu schützen.
Im Volksglauben, Charalampos der Peste, im zeitigen
Frühjahr (10. Februar) gefeiert, schützt nicht nur die
Menschen sondern auch die Gemüsekulturen von
Schädlinge.
cuvinte cheie (a doua limbă):
Pest, Opfer, Übergangsriten , Transylvanien
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