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基辅比利尼周期的网络分析--东斯拉夫史诗叙事

Network analysis of the Kyiv bylyny cycle -- east Slavic epic narratives

Petro Sarkanych, Nazar Fedorak, Yurij Holovatch, Pádraig MacCarron, Joseph Yose, Ralph Kenna

摘要:

近年来,网络科学的出现为文学研究提供了新的定量方法。在这里,我们把基辅bylyny周期到外地-东斯拉夫史诗叙事起源于现代乌克兰。通过比较他们与其他著名的欧洲史诗,我们确定的社交网络在bylyny的普遍和独特的属性。我们分析社区结构和排名最重要的字符。这种方法可以支持人文文学的假设-例如Volodymyr王子的位置-并产生新的假设我们展示了bylyny的基辅周期如何与其他国家的叙事网络非常吻合-特别是英雄。我们预计,除了提供新的叙事学见解,这项研究将有助于未来的学者和感兴趣的公众通过乌克兰的史诗故事,并确定其英雄导航他们的方式。

英文摘要:

In recent times, the advent of network science permitted new quantitative approaches to literary studies. Here we bring the Kyiv bylyny cycle into the field - East Slavic epic narratives originating in modern-day Ukraine. By comparing them to other prominent European epics, we identify universal and distinguishing properties of the social networks in bylyny. We analyse community structures and rank the most important characters. The method allows to bolster hypotheses from humanities literature - such as the position of Prince Volodymyr - and to generate new ones We show how the Kyiv cycle of bylyny fits very well with narrative networks from other nations - especially heroic ones. We anticipate that, besides delivering new narratological insights, this study will aid future scholars and interested public to navigate their way through Ukraine's epic story and identify its heroes.

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