Negative Interpersonal Relations in the Russian Folk Fairy Tales of Zabaikalye of the Last Third of the XX Century
This article discusses the negative interpersonal character of the Russian national fairy tales. The material, used for the analysis, was selected: Zabaikalye texts recorded in the last third of the twentieth century. The conclusions are made that the only forms two out of ones of negative were interpersonal relationships in the tales of Transbaikalia implemented: aggression (mostly) and hatred (to a lesser extent). Aggression is more productive for the development of the plot, than hate. Hatred has delayed implementation, and while aggression implemented faster. Aggressive behavior is attributed to negative and positive characters, hatred characteristic of predominantly negative characters.Aggressive behavior has two forms: verbal and physical. Verbal aggression is carried out through abuse, ridicule, threats.As a rule, the verbal form of aggression has no response humiliated character.Situation is somewhat different from the physical form of aggression: in a number of scenes it has a response form, and is sure to reproduce it, and in essence the a defensive reaction.Aggressive behavior in the most cases tends to male characters, both negative and positive.It is more directed to the male characters, aggression towards female characters associated with the restoration of justice (from the perspective of the hero, and from the position of his opponent) in one form or another (the punishment for violating the ban, self-protection, restoration of the rule of men in the family).Hatred necessarily realized through the aggression, and physical embodiment of it.