马达加斯加神话中的狐猴

Elena V. Spiridonova
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狐猴是马达加斯加神话和童话中最常见的角色之一。灵长类动物的拟人化是其神话化的原因之一。它们充当森林精灵、文化英雄、图腾祖先,有能力变成人,模仿人的声音和行为。人们对狐猴的态度是矛盾的,它们既可以是人类的帮手,也可以是吞噬人类的怪物。神话和童话中最常提到的是 indris、sifakas、环尾狐猴和阿耶耶。
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The lemurs in the Malagasy mythology
Lemurs are one of the most common characters of Malagasy myths and fairy tales. The anthropomorphism of primates is one of the reasons for their mythologization. They act as forest spirits, cultural heroes, totemic ancestors, have the ability to transform into people, imitate their voices and behavior. The attitude towards lemurs is ambivalent, they can act both as human helpers and as monsters that devour people. Most often indris, sifakas, ring-tailed lemurs and aye-ayes are mentioned in myths and fairy tales.
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