NATIONAL CULTURAL SYSTEM AND THE SOCIOLOGICAL DIFFERENTIATION OF FOLKLORE AND POST-FOLKLORE FACTORS
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folklore, post-folklore, national culture, sociological analysis, collectivity, sinkretizm, cultural transformation, ritual folklore, professional art.Abstract
This scientific article analyzes the structural correlation, social functions, and dynamic transformation processes of traditional folklore and post-folklore phenomena within the national cultural system from a sociological perspective. The research explores the syncretic nature of folk creativity, its collectivity, and anonymity features, as well as the patterns of its adaptation to new social environments resulting from modern technological advancements. Furthermore, the paper provides a comprehensive academic justification for the dichotomy between folklore and professional art, along with the foundational factors driving the emergence of post-folklore under the conditions of intensive urbanization and digital culture expansion.
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