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folklorica-4887	Bidoshi, Kristin	Olson, Laura and Svetlana Adonyeva. The Worlds of Russian Village Women: Tradition, Transgression, Compromise	2015	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1929	63	43	In their interpretations of how women “perform folklore” during life-cycle and calendar rituals for example, Olson and Adonyeva reflect on the “nature of subjectivity and history, agency and tradition” as they seek to further illuminate the continually shifting relationships Russian rural women have with tradition (23). Russian village women created their own life scripts against the backdrop of tradition; as Olson and Adonyeva conclude, those scripts did not exactly follow the script defined by the cultural imperative but tradition was “capacious enough, generous enough, and flexible enough to accommodate variations, creativity, individual agency, compromise, and even transgressions” (314).	cache/folklorica-4887.pdf	txt/folklorica-4887.txt