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Narratives on dream's effect on people in Lithuanian and Latvian oral folklore
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Examinámos neste artigo alguns casos de sonhos no folclore narrativo dos países bálticos. Pretendemos estudar o efeito de um sonho no herói-protagonista em narrativas sobre curas miraculosas, quando determinada informação é obtida através de um sonho. Utilizámos informação recolhida no séc. XX.
Dois aspectos emergiram desta análise: 1. O efeito interno no protagonista da narrativa. Encorajado por um sonho, o protagonista actua e alcança resultados positivos. 2. O efeito externo nos ouvintes da narrativa e no próprio narrador, quando a acção do protagonista é tomada como exemplo. O caso de um herói tem efeitos na
audiência e no narrador. Histórias como estas aconselham as pessoas a terem fé nos sonhos e nas acções que eles induzem a praticar.
In this article we studied certain cases of dreaming in narrative folklore of the Baltic nations. We try to ascertain the effect of a dream on the hero-protagonist in narratives about miraculous recovery where certain information is obtained through a dream. Data of oral folklore recorded in the 20th century have been used. Through analysis two aspects were singled out: 1. The inner effect on the protagonist of a narrative. Encouraged by a dream, he / she acts and achieves positive results. 2. The outer effect on listeners of a story and on the narrator himself, when the protagonist’s action set an example. A case of a hero has an effect on the audience and the narrator. Such stories urge people to have faith in dreams and in the actions they induce one to perform.
In this article we studied certain cases of dreaming in narrative folklore of the Baltic nations. We try to ascertain the effect of a dream on the hero-protagonist in narratives about miraculous recovery where certain information is obtained through a dream. Data of oral folklore recorded in the 20th century have been used. Through analysis two aspects were singled out: 1. The inner effect on the protagonist of a narrative. Encouraged by a dream, he / she acts and achieves positive results. 2. The outer effect on listeners of a story and on the narrator himself, when the protagonist’s action set an example. A case of a hero has an effect on the audience and the narrator. Such stories urge people to have faith in dreams and in the actions they induce one to perform.