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• Some Possible origins of St. Georges Day customs and beliefs by Mall Hiiemäe
  
• Fisherman's work and the sea in the Livonian folk calendar by Kristi Salve
  
• Legends of the Afganistan War by Eda Kalmre
  
• Hereditary transmission in Siberian Shamanism and the concept of the reality of legends by Aado Lintrop
  
• The Great Chain Metaphor: an open sesame for proverb semantics? by Arvo Krikmann
  
• Traditional melody variations in Karksi parish (SOUTH-ESTONIA) by Taive Särg
  

• The Incantations of Tubyaku Kosterkin by Aado Lintrop
  
• Shamanism in a postmodern age by Mihaly Hoppal
  
• The transmission of knowledge among Estonian Witch Doctors by Mare Kõiva
  
• Manifestations of the Revenant in Estonian Folk Tradition by Eha Viluoja
  
• The Tartu Research Group of Paremiology by Arvo Krikmann & Ingrid Sarv
  
• Trade-off between quantity and stress in Estonian folksong performance? by Jaan Ross & Ilse Lehiste
  
• Cultural identity, nationalism and changes in singing traditions by Kristin Kuutma

• Little Mos'-woman: the story of a (fairy-)tale by Aado Lintrop
  
• Oh, my pretty hair by Kristi Salve
  
• Some historical layers in the customs of St. Lawrence's Day by Mall Hiiemäe
  
• The Colour and The Word by Virve Sarapik
  
• Regarding the Way-Finding Habits of the Siberian peoples, considering the Khants as an example by Art Leete
  
• Time models in Estonian traditional and literary Ballads by Arne Merilai
  

• Natur worship in shamanism by Mihaly Hoppal
• Conceptions of soul in old-Estonian religion. by Tarmo Kulmar
  
• Relations between the living and the dead in Estonian folk religion by Eha Viluoja
  
• Prolegomena to a history of story-telling around the Baltic Sea, c. 1550-1800 by Jürgen Beyer
  
• Folklore and identity: the situation of Latvia by Aldis Putelis
  
• The shaman as the zoomorphic human by Triinu Ojamaa
  
  

• The Significance of Baptism in Estonian Folk Belief by Ülo Valk
  
• Seven Votyak Charms by Vladimir Napolskikh
  
• Funeral customs of Caucasian estonians by Marika Mikkor
  
• Childrens' political anecdotes - REGISTER by Kadi Sarv
  
  

• Khanty Bear Feast songs collected by Wolfgang Steinitz by Aado Lintrop
  
• On the Relationships of the Rhetorical, Modal, Logical, and Syntactic Planes in Estonian Proverbs by Arvo Krikmann
  
• Estonian folk music layers in the context of ethnic relations by Ingrid Rüütel
  
• Changes in folk culture and folklore ensembles by Kristin Kuutma
  
• Rainbow, colours and science mythology by Virve Sarapik
  
  

• The Position of the Woman in the Poetic Edda by Loone Ots
  
• On the Funeral Customs of the Northern Khants in the Last Quarter of the 20th Century by Edgar Saar
  
• Clothed Straw Puppets in Estonian Folk Calendar Tradition: a Shift From Cult To Joke by Ergo-Hart Västrik
  
• Festival as communicative performance and celebration of ethnicity by Kristin Kuutma
  
• Language and poetic metre in regilaul (runo song) by Mari Sarv
  
  

• Death and Afterwards by Madis Arukask
  
• Palindromes and Letter Formulae: Some Reconsiderations by Mare Kõiva
  
• On the Relationships of the Rhetorical, Modal, Logical, and Syntactic Planes in Estonian Proverbs by Arvo Krikmann
  
• Cinderellagame by Paul-Eerik Rummo as compared to Song games by Harri Mürk
  
• Orality vs. written text: mediaeval developments in Vedic ritual literature by Klaus Karttunen
  
• Australian Folklore Yesterday and Today: Definitions and Practices by John S. Ryan
  
  

• On the Demonology of Plotinus by Marju Lepajõe
  
• Time in Finnish Folk Narratives by Henni Ilomäki
  
• Witch and Priest Juxtaposed: Two Figures from Irish Traditional by Deirdre Nuttall
  
• Witchcraft Denunciations in Late Imperial Russia: Peasant Reactions to the Koldun by Daniel C. Ryan
  
• Charms, Change and Memory: Some Principles Underlying Variation by Jonathan Roper
  
• On the Relationships of the Rhetorical, Modal, Logical, and Syntactic Planes in Estonian Proverbs by Arvo Krikmann
  
  

• Man-Like Gods and Deified Men in Mexican Cosmolore by Anna-Britta Hellbom
  
• The deity of sky: One Way to Interpret the Moche Iconography by Tarmo Kulmar
  
• Shamanism and the image of the Teutonic Deity, Óðinn by Asbjørn Jøn
  
• Is Providing Proverbs a Tough Job? by Risto Järv
  
• Grecian Riddle-jokes: Formalistic and Functional Features of a New Minor Form by Evangelos Gr. Avdikos
  
• Regilaul: Clearing the alliterative haze by Mari Sarv
  
  

• The Great Oak, the Weaving Maidens and the Red Boat, not to Mention a Lost Brush by Aado Lintrop
  
• Folktales of Meandash, the Mythic Sami Reindeer by Enn Ernits
  
• Some Statistics About Rock-Carvings Of Lake Onega by Väino Poikalainen
  
• Sámi Rock Engravings from the Mountains in Laponia, northern Sweden by Tim Bayliss-Smith and Inga-Maria Mulk
  
• Cup-Marked Stones in Estonia by Andres Tvauri
  
  

• On The Role Of Creation And Origin Myths In The Development Of Inca State And Religion by Tarmo Kulmar
  
• The Waters and Water Spirits in Votian Folk Belief by Ergo-Hart Västrik
  
• Ways of Describing Nenets and Khanty «Character » in 19th Century Russian Ethnographic Literature by Art Leete
  
• Finnish 20th Century History in Oral Narratives by Pauliina Latvala
  
• Conflict, experience and nostalgia in family narratives. On the Example of Estonia and Finland by Tiiu Jaago
  
• On the Customs Related to Death in the Ersa- Mordvin Villages of Sabajevo and Povodimovo by Marika Mikkor
  
• Automated Motif Identification in Folklore Text Corpora by Vilmos Voigt, Michael Preminger, László Ládi & Sándor Darányi
  
  

• Tales of Uude of Hulja by Mall Hiiemäe
  
• Old stories in contemporary times - a collecting experience in the Orava village in Siberia by Risto Järv
  
• Folktales of Meandash, the Mythic Sami Reindeer by Enn Ernits
  
• The Folk Tales of Bihar: an Anthropological Perspective by Sarita Sahay
  
• Telling Tales: The Use Of Oral Narratives In Religious Sermons In Kenya by Ezekiel B. Alembi
  
• On The Erza-Mordvinian Birth Customs in Sabajevo and Povodimovo Villages by Marika Mikkor
  
  

• Fish: Concerning Characters and Action by Virve Sarapik
  
• Toward a Cognitive Theory of the Sacred: an Ethnographic Approach by Veikko Anttonen
  
• Popular Orthodoxy, Official Church and State in Finnish Border Karelia before World War II by Teuvo Laitila
  
• The Kind Tiger and the Truthful Cow: Folk Discourse in Oral and Written Literature by Mahendra Kumar Mishra
  
• The Dagaaba-Frafra Joking Relationship by Joseph Yelepuo Wegru
  
• Inventing the Text: A Critique of Folklore Editing by David E. Gay
  
  

• Science and Folk Sentiments by Undo Uus
  
• The Role of Perfecions in Inter-Religious Discourse by Mart Raukas
  
• Sounds of Silence. «Mystical» Paradox in the Atthakavagga by Ilkka Pyysiäinen
  
• Artist and Myth by Virve Sarapik
  
• Univocité, Équivocité et Analogie by Mart Raukas
  
• Could Kalevipoeg Have Been Human? by Henn Voolaid
  
• Ancient astrology as a common root for science and pseudo-science by Enn Kasak
  
  

• Understanding Planets in Ancient Mesopotamia by Enn Kasak & Raul Veede
  
• The Great Oak and Brother-Sister by Aado Lintrop
  
• Night Wailer and Night Mother in Estonian and Finno-Ugric Folk Tradition by Mare Kõiva
  
• The 'River of Paradaise' and the Legend about the City of Tbilisi: A Literary Source of the Legend by Constantine B. Lerner
  
• Historical and Folkloric Elements in Fumo Liyongo's Epic by Kitula King'ei
  
• Aspects of Autobiography in the Classical Swahili Poetry: Problems of Identity of Authorship by Kitula King'ei
• Ethnic Perspective in Epics: the case of Hasan Bulliler by Ismail Bozkurt
  
• Mulla or Hodja Nasreddin as seen by Cypriot Turks and Greeks by Harid Fedai
  
  

• Proverbs On Animal Identity: Typological Memoirs by Arvo Krikmann
  
• The History of Western Magic: Some Considerations by Dieter Harmening
  
• Some Aspects Of Mordvin Mythology by Tatiana Deviatkina
  
• Sacrificial Rites of the Udmurts on the Eastern Bank of the River Kama by Tatiana Minniakhmetova
  
• On the preservation and maintenance of the immaterial cultural heritage by Ola Wennstedt
  
• Preservation of what? Ideological choices by Staffan Lundmark
  
  

• Palaeolithic Art from the Danube to Lake Baikal by Väino Poikalainen
  
• Categorisation of Prehistoric Art Objects on the Example of Finno-Ugric area by Enn Ernits
  
• Milestones of Spiritual evolution in prehistoric Karelia by Abram D. Stoliar
  
• New Discoveries on the Sculptures of Oleni Island, Lake Onega by Tatiana Popova
  
• Rock Paintings in Finland by Pekka Kivikäs
  
• The Permian Animal Style by Eero Autio
• Statistics of Rock Art in the Tom Region by Enn Ernits
  
  
  

• Where They Originated. Some Contemporary Legends and Their Literary Origins by Rolf W. Brednich
  
• Ghosts, Animals, or Angels. Christian Story-Telling in a Modern World by Fred van Lieburg
  
• Linguistic Biographies of Yiddish Speakers in Estonia by Anna Verschik
  
• Narratives of Birth in Swedish Popular Autobiography by Bo G. Nilsson
  
• Migration and Narration by Brigitte Boenisch-Brednich
  
• Words and Music: Oral and Literary by Joe Allard
  
  

• Take it With a Grain of Salt: The Kernel of Truth in Topical Jokes by Liisi Laineste
  
• 'Hot-blooded' Estonians. On Estonians' folk category of emotions by Ene Vainik
  
• The Wild and Homely Siberia. How Siberian Estonians Perceive their Natural Environment by Aivar Jürgenson
  
• The Story of Life in Music: Autobiographical Songs of the Nganasans by Triinu Ojamaa
  
• The Big Snowstorm I. The Spreading of Personal Experience stories about Soviet Estonia among Estonians in Sweden by Mare Kõiva
  
• Animals in People's Mind and in the Language of Folklore by Henni Ilomäki
  
  

• One Tale for Four and New Morals for Old: The Construction and Themes of E. Nesbit's 'The Magician's Heart' by Sanjay Sircar
  
• The Three Suitors of the King's Daughter: Character roles in the Estonian versions of The Dragon Slayer (AT 300) by Risto Järv
  
• Names in Estonian Folk Astronomy - from 'Bird's Way' to 'Milky Way' by Andres Kuperjanov
  
• The Transformation of the Death Cult over Time: The Example of the Burial Customs in Historic Võrumaa County by Marju Torp-Kõivupuu
  
• Awareness of Death: A Controllable Process or a Traumatic Experience? by Argo Moor
  
• Is Wedding Cake Valid Today? The Legal Function of Wedding Rites by Hesi Siimets & Marju Luts
  
  

• Saints and the Demoniacs: Exorcistic Rites in Medieval Europe (11th - 13th Century) by Marek Tamm
  
• Totalitarianism and the Role of Religion in the Inca State by Tarmo Kulmar
  
• Neopaganism and New Age in Russia by Anne Ferlat
  
• Echoes Of Ancient Cataclysms In The Baltic Sea by Ain Haas, Andres Peekna & Robert E. Walker
  
• Is There A Reason for the Existence of An independent Finno-Ugric Musicology? by György Kádár
  
• Dance and costume. From the tradition to performance by Filippou Filippos, Harahoussou Ivonni, Kabitsis Christos & Koleta Maria
  
  

• Towards a Poetics, Rhetorics and Proxemics of Verbal Charms by Jonathan Roper
  
• English Orature, English Literature: the Case of Charms by Jonathan Roper
  
• Charms in the Context of Magic Practice. The Case of Slovenia by Monika Kropej
  
• The Calling and Work of Wellington Masatia Tambwa. A Traditional Healer From Bunyore, Kenya by Ezekiel Alembi
  
• The Social Contexts of Verbal Arts in Yoruba Indigenous Healthcare Practices by Oladele Caleb Orimoogunje
  
  

• Folkloristics online. The Estonian experience by Mare Kõiva
  
• Compilation of the Database of Estonian Phrases by Katre Õim, Asta Õim, Anne Hussar, Anneli Baran
  
• The Analysis of a Media Channel by Liisa Vesik
  
• Constructing Digital Databases of the Periphery of Estonian Riddles. Database Estonian Droodles by Piret Voolaid
  
• Doing Humor Research on the Internet by Liisi Laineste
  
  

• On the Udmurt Water Spirit and the Formation of the Concept 'Holy' among Permian Peoples by Aado Lintrop
  
• Taarapita - the Great God of the Oeselians by Urmas Sutrop
  
• Handling Collective Fear in Folklore by Reet Hiiemäe
  
• Oral Epics in Kalahandi by Mahedra Kumar Mishra
  
• Folk Belief or Anecdote? On the Genre Logic of Rehepapp by Andrus Kivirähk in the Context of Folklore Genres by Ott Heinapuu & Katre Kikas
  
• Oral Literature of the Sukuma by Immaculate Mirambo
  
  

• From Stone Graves to Churchyards. Burial traditions in the Late Prehistoric and Early Medieval Island of Saaremaa by Marika Mägi
  
• Reflections on International Narrative Research on the Example of The Tale of the Three Oranges by Christine Shojaei Kawan
  
• A Hearer's Insight into Deaf Sign Language Folklore by Liina Paales
  
• Synonymic Relationships of Estonian Similes Related to the Concept "kiiresti" by Katre Õim
  
• On Factors Affecting Folkloristic Fieldwork: On the Example of Estonians in Siberia by Anu Korb
  
• LEPP: The portal of South-Estonian folklore by Mare Kõiva, Liisa Vesik
• About Attitudes towards Death in the Light of Psychology by Argo Moor
• Folkore Studies and Ethnology in Slovenia I by Mare Kõiva, Andres Kuperjanov
  
  

• Rumor, Belief, and Contestation Amid the Conversion Movement to Orthodoxy in Northern Livonia, 1845-1848 by Daniel C. Ryan
  
• Pilgrims, Priest and Local Religion in Contemporary Russia: Contested Religious Discourses by Jeanne Kormina
  
• The Self-Conception of the Setu Woman Ksenia Müürsepp by Merili Metsvahi
  
• The Traits of Cultural Contacts Between Orthodox and Lutheran Commemoration Practices Among Ingrian Finnish Women by Taisto Kalevi Raudalainen
  
• Strategies of Constructing a Group Identity: the Sectarian Community of the Subbotniki in the Staniza Novoprivolnaia by Sergey Shtyrkov
  
• New Religious Movements and the Study of Folklore: The Russian Case by Alexander Panchenko
• Time, Sense and Meaning in Three Votic Songs (with Reference to Estonian and Setu Additions) by Madis Arukask
• On the Strategies of Maintaining and Transmitting Religious Tradition among Ingrian Finnish Seuralaiset-Movement by Ergo-Hart Västrik

• Targets of Estonian Ethnic Jokes Within the Theory of Ethnic Humour (Ch. Davies) by Liisi Laineste
  
• A Heroic Tale's Travel from Siberia to the Balto-Finnic Peoples by Kristi Salve
  
• The Gender of the Heroes, Storytellers and Collectors of Estonian Fairy Tales by Risto Järv
  
• Formation of Folk Tales in Kodavere Parish by Mall Hiiemäe
  
• The Saga of the Voitka Brothers in the Estonian Press: The Rise and Fall of a Heroic Legend by Eda Kalmre
  
• Fear, Honour and Shame. Horror Fictions of the 1950s and 1960s by Mare Kõiva
• Literature in Cyberspace by Piret Viires
• Paul Ariste and the Veps Folklore by Kristi Salve
• Komi Folklore. Collected by Paul Ariste by Nikolai Kuznetsov
• Characters in Estonian Ethnic Humour (1890-2004) by Liisi Laineste
• Folklore Studies and Ethnology in Slovenia 2 by Mare Kõiva, Andres Kuperjanov

• Welcome to Estonia! From the Folk Theory of Emotions and Character Traits to Brand Estonia by Ene Vainik & Heili Orav
  
• Art Deco in Estonian and Latvian Graphic Design Journals by Merle Talvik
  
• Traditional Childcare and Treatment of Children's Diseases among the Besermian by Yelena Popova
  
• Forest Myths: A Brief Overview of Ideologies Before St. Stefan by Pavel F. Limerov
  
• Coitus in the Symbolic Language of Slavic Culture by Aleksandr V. Gura
  
• Animals in the Traditional Worldview of the Yorùbá by Ajibade George Olusola
• Plants in Estonian Folk Medicine: Collection, Formation and Overview of Previous Research by Renata Sõukand, Ain Raal

• William Whiston, the Universal Deluge, and a Terrible Spectacle by Roomet Jakapi
  
• On Supreme Sky God from the Aspect of Religious History and in Prehistoric Estonian Material by Tarmo Kulmar
  
• Development of Children's Knowledge: The Sky, the Earth and the Sun in Children's Explanations by Eve Kikas
  
• Mt. Ocharovatelnaya and Mt. Sinyaya in Altai: Legends and Reality by Leonid Marsadolov
  
• Cosmic Hunt: Variants of Siberian-North American Myth by Yuri Berezkin
  
• Astronomical Practices and Ritual Calendar of Euro-Asian Nomads by Nyssanbay M. Bekbassar

• The Search for a Satisfactory Culture. Trends in Archaeo-Astronomy during the Soviet Period in Estonia by Mare Kõiva
  
• Pseudomythological Constellation Maps by Andres Kuperjanov
  
• Time as a Category of Traditional Besermian Worldview by Yelena Popova
  
• The Role of Legend in Constructing Annual Cycle by Mirjam Mencej
  
• The Sun, the Moon and Firmament in Chukchi Mythology and on the Relations of Celestial Bodies and Sacrifices by Ülo Siimets
  
• The Moon in Lithuanian Folk Tradition by Jonas Vaiškūnas
  
• Time-Space Context of Moon-Related Beliefs by Jaak Jaaniste
  
• The Burial of the von Adlerbergs of Viru-Nigula in the Context of the 19th Century by Kristiina Johanson, Tõnno Jonuks, Jana Limbo-Simovart

• Narratives, Space and Drama: Essential Spatial Aspects Involved in the Performance and Reception of Oral Narrative by Terry Gunnell
  
• Contemporary Linguistic Theories of Humour by Arvo Krikmann
  
• Narrative Form and the Structure of Myth by Emily Lyle
  
• The Modern Genre of Finnish Mass Sermon by Päivikki Anttola
  
• Poetry in Action: Verse and Narration in Everyday Communication by Robin Gwyndaf
  
• The Karelia of Memories - Utopias of a Place by Outi Fingerroos
  
• On the Manuscripts and Broadsheets. Narrative Genres and the Communication Circuit among Working-Class Youth in early 20th-Century Finland by Kirsti Salmi-Niklander
  
• Paul Ariste Centre for Indigenous Finno-Ugric Peoples at the University of Tartu Has Been Active for Five Years (1999-2004) by Kadi Sarv

• The Range – and Purposes – of Australian Public Festivals That are Functioning at Present by John S. Ryan
  
• Why the Literary Interpretation of a Tale is Not Popular? Little Red Riding Hood by Bronislava Kerbelytė
  
• Loss of a Syncretic Theatrical Form by Javaid Iqbal Bhat
  
• Ethnographic Legacies: Niko Kuret by Ingrid Slavec Gradišnik
  
• Sacred Image as a Local Patron? The Icon of St Nicholas of Mozhaisk in the Petseri Monastery in Setu Folklore by Helen Bome
  
• Place Names about Life by the Sea – an Archaeological Perspective on the Estonian-Swedish Landscape by Kristin Ilves
  
• On the Schools of Estonian Graphic Art in Journalism in the 1930s by Merle Talvik
  

• “The proof of the proverb is in the probing” Alan Dundes as Pioneering Paremiologist by Wolfgang Mieder
  
• Digging One's Own Grave by Arvo Krikmann
  
• Some Interlinguistic Relationships in the First Hungarian Proverb Collection of 1598 by Gyula Paczolay
  
• Use of Proverbs and Narrative Thought by Outi Lauhakangas
  
• The Style of ‘Lokaabharan’ in Indian Proverbs by Biplab Chakraborty
  
• How Long Are Sayings? by Anneli Baran
  
• Carrying a Wolf, a Goat, and a Cabbage across the Stream. Metamorphoses of ATU 1579 by Piret Voolaid
  
• Riddles as a Community Psychological Phenomenon in Folklore: Myths, Fairytales, Personal Literature Art by Ana Stefanova
  

• The Roasted Cock Crows: The Roasted Cock Crows: Apocryphal Writings (Acts of Peter, the Ethiopic Book of the Cock, Coptic Fragments, the Gospel of Nicodemus) and Folklore Texts by Ilona Nagy
  
• Making the Myth Real: The Genre of Hebrew Itineraries to the Holy Land in the 12th–13th Century by Ayelet Oettinger
  
• Dwarfs and Cranes. Baltic-Finnish Mythologies in Eurasian and American Perspective (70 years after Yrjö Toivonen) by Yuri Berezkin
  
• The Neutralization of Tropes in Armenian Fairy Tale Narratives by Alvard Jivanyan
  
• Structural-Semantic Analysis and Some Peculiarities of Lithuanian Novelle Tales by Radvilė Racėnaitė
  
• The ‘Bluebeard’ Dream – the Affinity between Female Dream Narratives and Fairy Tales by Ravit Raufman
  
• A Function of Dream Narratives in Fairy Tales by Judit Gulyás
  
• The Forbidden Love in Nature. Analysis of the “Animal Wife” Folktale in Terms of Content Level, Structural Level, and Semantic Level by Fumihiko Kobayashi
  

• Expanding Worlds: Into the Ethnography of Narrating by Ulf Palmenfelt
  
• The Making of a Bewitchment Narrative by Ágnes Hesz
  
• The Roles of Participants in a Storytelling Event by Barbara Ivančič Kutin
  
• (E)migrating Legends and Sea Change by John Shaw
  
• Folk Narrative and the History of Culture. (Reflections of different eras in the texts and perceptions of The Old Folk Ballads of Denmark exemplified through ballads about the medieval King Valdemar II and his queens Dagmar and Bengerd) by Lene I. Jørgensen
  
• Genre Space of Folk Narrative Tradition: The Russian Case by Georgiy A. Levinton
  
• The Revival of Prehistoric Burial Practices: Three Archaeological Experiments by Tõnno Jonuks & Marge Konsa
  
  

• The Abanyole Dirge: “Escorting” the Dead with Song and Dance by Ezekiel Alembi
  
• Rituals around Sudden Death in Recent Years by Anders Gustavsson
  
• Conceptual Analysis and Variation in Belief Tradition: A Case of Death-Related Beings by Kaarina Koski
  
• “The First Buddhist Priest on the Baltic Coast”: Karlis Tennison and the Introduction of Buddhism in Estonia by Mait Talts
  
• A Wise Fool’s Anecdotal Cycle in Malta: A Reappraisal by Ġorġ (George) Mifsud-Chircop
  
• In Memoriam Ġorġ Mifsud-Chircop by Mare Kõiva
  
• On the Writing Systems of Ancient Peru: The Possibility of the Quellqa and the Quipu as an Instrument of Power of the Incas by Tarmo Kulmar
  
  

• Improvisation and Variation: Post-Communist Bulgaria Challenges National Folklore Tradition by Elka Agoston-Nikolova
  
• Complementarity of Sources in Studying Adaptation: An Oral History Viewpoint by Tiiu Jaago & Ene Kõresaar
  
• Remigration and Telling about It: Stories of Estonians from Russia by Anu Korb
  
• Playing with Boundaries: Self and Dialogue in an Indian-American Fatana Performance by Christine Garlough
  
• Narratives and Emotions: Revealing and Concealing Laughter by Lena Marander-Eklund
  
• Among Others in a World of One’s Own. Appropriation of Space in Modern Apartment Houses in the Early Post-War Period by Håkan Berglund-Lake
  
  

• Illustrations to the Folktale “The Fisherman and His Wife” (KHM 19, ATU 555) by Hans-Jörg Uther
  
• From Folk Tales to Popular Culture: Poaching and Relevance in the Process of History by Kinga Varga-Dobai
  
• The Life of Traditional Demonological Legends in Contemporary Urban Ukrainian Communities by Inna Golovakha-Hicks
  
• Landscape with a Whining Shinbone: On a Legend in the Estonian Folk Tale Anthology by Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald by Mare Kalda
  
• Traces of Old Legends in a Modern Local Tradition: Preliminary considerations on a Greek insular community by Marilena Papachristophorou
  
• Organization of Folk Athletic Games in Thrace by Evangelos Albanidis, Dimitrios Goulimaris & Vasileios Serbezis
• The Spaciotemporal Patterns of Georgian Winter Solstice Festivals by Nino Abakelia
• Politics of Joking: Ethnic Jokes and Their Targets in Estonia (1890s–2007) by Liisi Laineste
  
  

• Introduction: Generation P in the Tundra. Young People and the Russian North by Aimar Ventsel
  
• Settlement Nenets on the Yamal Peninsula: Who Are They? by Elena V. Liarskaya
  
• Mobile Phone Revolution in the Tundra? Technological Change among Russian Reindeer Nomads by Florian M. Stammler
  
• From Drums to Frying Pans, From Party Membership Card to “Magic Branch” Withe: Three Generations of Nanai Shamans by Tatiana D. Bulgakova
  
• Tibetan Landscapes in Chukotka: The Consumption of Esoteric Mass Production in the Community of Markovo Village by Marina Hakkarainen
  
• The Role of Pop Music and Other Phenomena of Modern Culture in the Preservation of Komi Language by Nikolay Kuznetsov
  
• Kickboxing, Breakdance and Pop Music versus Wrestling, Round Dance and Folk Music? Popular Culture in Buryatia Today by Stefan Krist
  
• Dancing in the House of Koryak Culture by Alexander D. King
  
• Bright Future?” The Knowledge, Practices and Strategies of the Young People in a South Siberian Evenki Village by István Sántha
  
• Does Life Make More Sense Now? Young People’s Life Projects and the New Feeling of Stability in Russia by Joachim Otto Habeck
  
• A Tale of Two Sisters: Age, Agency and Tradition among the Yugan Khanty by Andrew Wiget, Olga Balalaeva
  
• The Role of Young People in Resistance against the Soviet Rule among the Northern Peoples in the 1930s–1940s by Art Leete
  
  

• Iron Age Cemeteries and Hiisi Sites: Is There a Connection? by Anna Wessman
  
• Hiis Sites in the Research History of Estonian Sacred Places by Tõnno Jonuks
  
• Sacred Natural Places of Estonia: Regional Aspects by Heiki Valk
  
• The Sacred Groves of the Curonian ķoniņi: Past and Present by Sandis Laime
  
• The Sacred Groves of the Balts: Lost History and Modern Research by Vykintas Vaitkevičius
  
• On a Grave Symbol from Northwest Belarus by Andrei Prokhorov
  
• Die heiligen Wälder der Slawen in Pommern im frühen Mittelalter by Andrzej Kuczkowski, Kamil Kajkowski
  
• The Changing Meaning of ‘Thunderbolts’ by Kristiina Johanson
  
  

• Do You See What I See? The Mythic Landscape in the Immediate World by Frog
  
• Adonis Revisited: Erotic Representations of the Male Body in Women’s Crime Fiction by Brigitte Frizzoni
  
• Jokes in Soviet Estonia by Arvo Krikmann
  
• Death in a 19th-Century Peasant Society – Analysed by Means of a Peasant’s Diaries from a Rural Community on the Western Coast of Sweden by Anders Gustavsson
  
• Narrative Scholar and Narrated Lives: Life Writing and (Self-)Representation by Kristin Kuutma
  
• The Narratives of Oskar Loorits and Paul Ariste and Their Problematic Dialogue with the ‘Popular’ by Madis Arukask
  
  
  

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