The Typology of Folklore Tradition : Current problems of field folklore: for the anniversary of Nina Ivanovna Savushkina", prepared by the team of authors, is a unique and deep analysis of modern folklore, which will definitely interest both professional researchers and enthusiasts of folk art . This work is not just a collection of articles, but an important scientific event dedicated to the anniversary of the outstanding scientist Nina Savushkina, whose name has long become synonymous with new approaches and ideas in the study of folklore. The book focuses on the typology of folklore traditions, their classification and systematization, as well as modern challenges faced by the field folklorist. The authors reveal to the reader complex and topical problems associated with the preservation, study and interpretation of folk tales, songs, rituals and legends. A special place is occupied by the discussion of methods of collecting and analyzing folklore materials, as well as issues of their representation in the context of globalization and digitalization. This book is a true guide to contemporary trends in interdisciplinary folkloricism that integrates linguistics, anthropology, and cultural studies. The book "Typology of folklore tradition" will suit a wide range of readers It will be of interest not only to professional folklorists, historians, culturologists and students studying at the relevant faculties, but also to everyone who is passionate about folk art and its preservation. It is especially valuable for those engaged in field research, collects folklore in various regions and wants to understand the modern challenges and prospects of their work. At the age of 18 years and older, readers interested in cultural heritage will find in this book not only theoretical foundations, but also practical recommendations for research activities. The peculiarity of this work is the combination of an academic approach with a lively, fascinating style that makes complex scientific ideas accessible and understandable. The authors, among whom there are recognized experts in the field of folklore, use a rich historical and cultural context, which allows the reader to immerse himself in the richness of folk traditions and understand their role in modern society. The book vividly traces the style of Nina Ivanovna Savushkina, her passion for the study of folk tales and songs, as well as a deep respect for cultural heritage. Particular attention is paid to the problems of preserving unique folklore samples in the conditions of rapid social changes. The book raises important topics ranging from the role of new technologies in the collection and dissemination of folklore to issues of ethics and copyright in the digital age. In general, the “Typology of Folklore Tradition” is not only a scientific study, but also a challenge to the modern folklorist, an invitation to dialogue and reflection on the future of folk art. If you are looking for a book that will not only expand your knowledge of folklore, but also inspire new research, this work will become a valuable source of information and inspiration for you. It is worth reading to those who appreciate the richness of folk traditions, are interested in cultural heritage and want to understand how to preserve it in the conditions of modernity. This book is a worthy continuation of the scientific heritage of Nina Savushkina and an important contribution to the development of international field folklore.