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这篇文章解释了立陶宛文化中关于波罗的海女王Jūratė和凡人渔夫Kastytis的爱情的最著名和最流行的传说之一的出现,并研究了它的研究历史。根据大多数学者的说法,“波罗的海女王”的传说是由立陶宛作家、民族志学家、民俗学家、历史学家和翻译家柳德维卡斯·阿多马斯·朱塞维 (Ludwik Adam Jucewicz, 1813-1846)创造的。本文考察了对这个故事的最初评论,并解释了学术界是如何得出这个来源不真实的结论的。它还调查了哪些来源可能影响了犹大的故事,包括神话情节和其他作者的文学作品。
The Origin of the Literary Legend on Jūratė and Kastytis: Scientific Evaluations and the Question of Sources
The article explains what may have led to the appearance of one of the most famous and popular legend in Lithuanian culture about the love of the Queen of the Baltic Sea, Jūratė, and the mortal fisherman Kastytis, and looks at the history of its research. According to most scholars, the legend “Queen of the Baltic Sea” was created by Liudvikas Adomas Jucevičius (Ludwik Adam Jucewicz, 1813–1846), a Lithuanian writer, ethnographer, folklorist, historian and translator. The article examines the first reviews of the story and explains how the academic world came to the conclusion that this source is not authentic. It also investigates which sources may have influenced Jucevičius’ story, including mythological plots and the literary works by other authors.