Sémantique rituelle mythologique de la fête Khidir Nabi en Azerbaïdjan
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https://doi.org/10.21301/eap.v17i3.13Mots-clés :
fête, Khidir Nabi, Khidir Ilyas, rite, mythe, sémantiqueRésumé
Après la fête de Novruz, la fête la plus importante, selon les bases rituelles mythologiques et la sémantique ethnoculturelle des fêtes populaires azéri, est la fête de Khidir Nabi. En fait, les fêtes de Novruz et Khidir Nabi ne sont pas séparées l’une de l’autre dans le cadre du calendrier national : ces fêtes appartiennent aux différents niveaux du calendrier populaire et sont unies selon l’essence et le concept ethnoculturels. Elles représentent les composantes du système de pensée mythique unifié des gens sur le temps comme des fêtes indépendantes qui ne se remplacent pas et ne sont pas alternatives. Pourtant, il convient de noter que Novruz est plus répandu en raison de la géographie ethnoculturelle que la fête de Khidir Nabi. L’objectif principal de cette étude est de rechercher la sémantique rituelle-mythologique de la fête azéri Khidir Nabi. La recherche présentée dans cet article s’appuie principalement sur les méthodes d’approche historico-comparative et rituelle-mythologique.
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