Verniuk N. Motive and figurative paradigm of folk psalms.

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

State registration number

0822U100337

Thesis Registration Form

0822U100337.pdf

Applicant for

Verniuk Nazarii Vitaliiovych

Specialization

035 - Гуманітарні науки. Філологія

Date of defense

30-12-2021

Specialized Academic Board

ДФ 26.001.291

Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv

Essay

Clarifying the meaning of the term psalm, the psalm implies its distinction with the term psalm, which comes from the Greek. Ψαλμός ("singing to the accompaniment of a stringed plucked instrument") and is used to denote the genre and specific strophic form of Jewish and Christian lyrical prayer poetry. With this word the ancient translators transmitted the Hebrew expression "mizmor" (this is the name given to 57 psalms). The word comes from the verb "zamar" - to touch the strings, hence - a song or hymn performed with a stringed instrument (lute, harp, zither, etc.). The Greek term psalms has the same meaning.

Thesis supervisor

Naumovska Olesia Vladyslavivna

Official opponents

Yankovska Zhanna Oleksandrivna
Rarytskyi Oleh Anatoliiovych

Reviewers

Romanenko Olena Vitaliivna
Haider Tetiana Vasylivna

Files

Verniuk_дисертація.doc

autoreferat-Вернюк_АНОТАЦІЯ.docx

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