About Sergei Yuryevich Neklyudov

1. Agapkina, T.A. and Vinogradova, L.N. (1994), “Well-wishes. Ritual and text”, in Tolstoy, N.I. (ed.), Slavyanskii i balkanskii fol’klor: Verovaniya. Tekst. Ritual [Slavic and Balkan Folklore: Beliefs. Text. Ritual], Nauka, Moscow, Russia, pp. 168–208.

2. Granova, M.A. (2016), “Reflection of plot motives in the nomination of sorcerer. Based on the mythological stories of the Perm Territory”, in Myznikov, S.A. (ed.), Leksicheskii atlas russkikh narodnykh govorov: Materialy i issledovaniya – 2016 [Lexical atlas of Russian folk dialects. Materials and research – 2016], Nestor-Istoriya, St. Petersburg, Russia, pp. 164–172.

3. Lazareva, A.A. (2020), “In search of the elusive formula. How to organize dream stories?”, Living antiquity, vol. 4, pp. 2–5.

4. Meletinskii, E.M., Neklyudov, S.Yu., Novik, E.S. and Segal, D.M. (2001), “Problems of the structural description of a fairy tale”, in Neklyudov, S.Yu. (ed.), Struktura volshebnoi skazki [Structure of a fairy tale], Russian State University for the Humanities, Moscow, Russia, pp. 11–121.

5. Neklyudov, S.Yu. (1984), “On some aspects of the study of folklore motives”, in Putilov, B.N. (ed.), Fol’klor i etnografiya. U etnograficheskikh istokov fol’klornykh syuzhetov i obrazov [Folklore and ethnography. At the ethnographic origins of folklore plots and images], Nauka, Leningrad, Russia, pp. 221–229.

6. Neklyudov, S.Yu. (2004), “Motive and text”, in Tolstaya, S.M. (ed.), Yazyk kul’tury: Semantika i pragmatika. K 80-letiyu so dnya rozhdeniya akademika Nikity Il’icha Tolstogo [Language of culture. Semantics and pragmatics. For 80th birthday of academician Nikita Ilyich Tolstoy], Indrik, Moscow, Russia, pp. 236–247.

7. Silantyev, I.V. (1999), Teoriya motiva v otechestvennom literaturovedenii i fol’kloristike. Ocherk istoriografii [Motive theory in Russian literary criticism and folklore studies. Essay on historiography], IDMI, Novosibirsk, Russia.

8. Silantyev, I.V. (2004), Poetika motiva [The poetics of motive], Yazyki slavyanskoi kul’tury, Moscow, Russia.