Slavic Gods and Heroes
Judith Kalik, Alexander Uchitel. . New York: Routledge, 2019.
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The hypercritical position: that much of the received Slavic pantheon is a scholarly construct assembled from thin, late and misread evidence. Author, title, publisher, place and year confirmed from the review notice in Slavic Review, which gives the extent as xii, 186 pp.
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- Kupala and Koliada
- The hypercritical counterweight: that much of the received Slavic pantheon is a scholarly construct built from thin, late and misread evidence.