TRADITIONAL FORMS OF INTRODUCING CHILDREN TO FOLK ART THE CREATIVITY OF THE KARACHAI AND BALKARS

Authors

  • A. Bolurova Karachay-Cherkess state University named after U. D. Aliyev

Keywords:

karachay-balkars, ethnic group, agriculture, customs, rituals, children, education, class, work, creativity

Abstract

This article analyzes the traditional forms of children's involvement in folk art. The work focuses on the fact that children from an early age began to be taught what they had to do all their life. Forms of introducing children by gender to folk art were once and for all established.

Author Biography

A. Bolurova , Karachay-Cherkess state University named after U. D. Aliyev

candidate of historical Sciences,

associate Professor of the Department of Russian history

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Published

2021-03-22

Issue

Vol. 8 No. 11(63) (2020)

Section

Статьи

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