BURNING CONDUIT: ON THE ATTESTED TOPOGRAPHY OF PLONK

Authors

  • Pande Stonovica Institute Of Folklor “Marko Cepenkov”, Ss Cyril And Methodius University In Skopje, Macedonia

Keywords:

Plonk, standard people culture, beginning of plonk

Abstract

In this paper we will consider several viewpoints where we can examine the event, the presence, and the meaning of plonk in the Balkans. We will utilize information from ethnolinguistics and people making, particularly the presence of giving a toast and the gathering of liking plonk epic verse, furthermore the etiological legends that look at the early phases of plonk. In like way, some going with custom and religionn activities will be penniless down that may clarify the importance and which means of plonk in explicit pieces of conventional people culture.

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Published

2021-12-12

How to Cite

Pande Stonovica. (2021). BURNING CONDUIT: ON THE ATTESTED TOPOGRAPHY OF PLONK. European International Journal of Philological Sciences, 1(01), 6–9. Retrieved from https://eipublication.com/index.php/eijps/article/view/43