Authors

• Some Possible origins of St. Georges Day customs and beliefs by Mall Hiiemäe. pg. 9-25, web_PDF
  
• Fisherman's work and the sea in the Livonian folk calendar by Kristi Salve. pg. 26-50, web_PDF
  
• Legends of the Afganistan War by Eda Kalmre. pg. 51-61, web_PDF
  
• Hereditary transmission in Siberian Shamanism and the concept of the reality of legends by Aado Lintrop. pg. 62-73, web_PDF
  
• The Great Chain Metaphor: an open sesame for proverb semantics? by Arvo Krikmann. pg. 74-83, web_PDF
  
• Traditional melody variations in Karksi parish (SOUTH-ESTONIA) by Taive Särg. pg. 84-93, web_PDF
  

• The Incantations of Tubyaku Kosterkin by Aado Lintrop. pg. 9-28, web_PDF
  
• Shamanism in a postmodern age by Mihaly Hoppal. pg. 29-40, web_PDF
  
• The transmission of knowledge among Estonian Witch Doctors by Mare Kõiva. pg. 41-73, web_PDF
  
• Manifestations of the Revenant in Estonian Folk Tradition by Eha Viluoja. pg. 74-86, web_PDF
  
• The Tartu Research Group of Paremiology by Arvo Krikmann & Ingrid Sarv. pg. 87-115, web_PDF
  
• Trade-off between quantity and stress in Estonian folksong performance? by Jaan Ross & Ilse Lehiste. pg. 116-123, web_PDF
  
• Cultural identity, nationalism and changes in singing traditions by Kristin Kuutma. pg. 124-141, web_PDF

• Little Mos'-woman: the story of a (fairy-)tale by Aado Lintrop. pg. 9-35, web_PDF
  
• Oh, my pretty hair by Kristi Salve. pg. 36-59, web_PDF
  
• Some historical layers in the customs of St. Lawrence's Day by Mall Hiiemäe. pg. 60-74, web_PDF
  
• The Colour and The Word by Virve Sarapik. pg. 75-92, web_PDF
  
• Regarding the Way-Finding Habits of the Siberian peoples, considering the Khants as an example by Art Leete. pg. 93-130, web_PDF
  
• Time models in Estonian traditional and literary Ballads by Arne Merilai. pg. 131-146, web_PDF
  

• Natur worship in shamanism by Mihaly Hoppal. pg. 9-26, web_PDF
• Conceptions of soul in old-Estonian religion. by Tarmo Kulmar. pg. 27-33, web_PDF
  
• Relations between the living and the dead in Estonian folk religion by Eha Viluoja. pg. 34-42, web_PDF
  
• Prolegomena to a history of story-telling around the Baltic Sea, c. 1550-1800 by Jürgen Beyer. pg. 43-60, web_PDF
  
• Folklore and identity: the situation of Latvia by Aldis Putelis. pg. 61-76, web_PDF
  
• The shaman as the zoomorphic human by Triinu Ojamaa. pg. 77-92, web_PDF
  
  

• The Significance of Baptism in Estonian Folk Belief by Ülo Valk. pg. 9-38, web_PDF
  
• Seven Votyak Charms by Vladimir Napolskikh. pg. 39-46, web_PDF
  
• Funeral customs of Caucasian estonians by Marika Mikkor. pg. 47-96, web_PDF
  
• Childrens' political anecdotes - REGISTER by Kadi Sarv. pg. 97-171, web_PDF
  
  

• Rainbow, colours and science mythology by Virve Sarapik. pg. 7-19, web_PDF
  
• Changes in folk culture and folklore ensembles by Kristin Kuutma. pg. 20-31, web_PDF
  
• Estonian folk music layers in the context of ethnic relations by Ingrid Rüütel. pg. 32-69, web_PDF
  
• Khanty Bear Feast songs collected by Wolfgang Steinitz by Aado Lintrop. pg. 70-98, web_PDF
  
• On the Relationships of the Rhetorical, Modal, Logical, and Syntactic Planes in Estonian Proverbs by Arvo Krikmann. pg. 99-127, web_PDF
  
  

• The Position of the Woman in the Poetic Edda by Loone Ots. pg. 7-30, web_PDF
  
• On the Funeral Customs of the Northern Khants in the Last Quarter of the 20th Century by Edgar Saar. pg. 31-37, web_PDF
  
• Clothed Straw Puppets in Estonian Folk Calendar Tradition: a Shift From Cult To Joke by Ergo-Hart Västrik. pg. 38-78, web_PDF
  
• Festival as communicative performance and celebration of ethnicity by Kristin Kuutma. pg. 79-86, web_PDF
  
• Language and poetic metre in regilaul (runo song) by Mari Sarv. pg. 87-107, web_PDF
  
  

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

• 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
  
  
  

• The Pleiades as Openings, The Milky Way as the Path of Birds, and The Girl On the Moon: cultural links across Northern Eurasia by Yuri Berezkin
  
• On the Methods of Constructing a Mythological Text: Slavic Folk Beliefs regarding the Spots of the Moon by Aleksandr Gura
  
• The Churl’s Wagon by Andres Kuperjanov
  
• On the Cosmic Hunt in North Eurasian Rock Art by Enn Ernits
  
• Bulgarian Wooden Calendars by Vesselina Koleva
  
• Time and Cosmos: A Zoomorphic Cosmological Monument of the Late Antiquity by Nikolay Sivkov
  
• Children’s Thinking. Clouds, Rain, and Rainbow in Children’s Explanations by Eve Kikas
  
• The Last Minutes of Our Earth by Mare Kõiva
  
• Continuity, Identity and Folk Studies in Greece by Evangelos Gr. Avdikos
  
  
  

• Shaman, Psychoanalyst or Obstetrician: A Critical Reading of Claude Lévi-Strauss’ Essay “The Efficiency of Symbols” by Staffan Mjönes
  
• Healers and Healing Skills in the Ryzhkovo Vironian Community by Anu Korb
  
• The Heavenly Cow Rupan and the Festival of Ceremonial Torture Gai-Goheri: Myth, Rituals and Sacrifice among the People of the Bhil Tribe of Western India by Sarita Sahay
  
• Dog Sacrifice in Ancient and Modern Greece: From the Sacrifice Ritual to Dog Torture (kynomartyrion) by Manolis G. Sergis
  
• The Moche Lima Beans Recording System, Revisited by Tomi S. Melka
  
• About the Comparison of the State Authority and Social Organization by Incas and Aztecs by Tarmo Kulmar
  
• Sagnagrunnur: A New Database of Icelandic Folk Legends in Print by Terry Gunnell
  
• Some Reflections on the Savara's Ethnomedicine by L. Madan Mohan
  
  
  

• Jokes as the Truth about Soviet Socialism by Christie Davies
  
• How Humour Makes a Difference by Seppo Knuuttila
  
• Dumb Blondes and Democracy by Stanoy Stanoev
  
• Humorous Interpretations of Abbreviations as a Socio-Cultural Phenomenon by Piret Voolaid
  
• Paremiological Correspondence and its After-Thoughts by Outi Lauhakangas
  
• Women’s Place in Finnish Proverbs from Childhood by Liisa Granbom-Herranen
  
• Proverbs and Medicine: The Problem of Applied Folklore by Larisa Fialkova
  
• Tricksters Trot to America: Areal Distribution of Folklore Motifs by Yuri Berezkin
  
• Our Beer is Better Than Theirs: Sub-cultural Comics as a Joking Relationship with Identity by Aimar Ventsel
  
  
  

• Orthodoxy and Orthodox Sacral Buildings in Estonia from the 11th to the 19th Centuries by Jaanus Plaat
  
• Name Signs for Hearing People by Liina Paales
  
• From Conversation to Proverbs: Estonian ikka- and iks-constructions by Karl Pajusalu & Renate Pajusalu
  
• The Ritual Year of the Icon of the Annunciation on the Island of Tinos, Greece by Evy Johanne Håland
  
• The History of Lapland and the Case of the Sami Noaidi Drum Figures Reversed by Francis Joy
  
• Formulae for Expelling Illnesses/Diseases in Udmurt Charms and Prayers by Tatiana Panina
  
• Funeral and Magical Rituals among the Komi by Galina Misharina
  
• About Female Deities in the Mythology of Finno-Ugric Peoples by Nina Yurchenkova
  
  
  

• On the Present-day Veneration of Sacred Trees in the Holy Land by Amots Dafni
  
• Chaotic Identities, Love and Fathering by Stephen Williams
  
• Connecting Threads by Mirjam Mencej
  
• The Discursive Suppression of Women: Female Evils as the Villains of the Motherhood Narrative by Leyla Önal
  
• Folk Narratives and Legends as Sources of Widespread Idioms: Toward a Lexicon of Common Figurative Units by Elisabeth Piirainen
  
• Images of Birds in Mordvinian Mythology by Tatiana Deviatkina
  
• Rites Associated with Conjuring Rain in the Udmurt Calendar Cycle by Tatiana Vladykina & Galina Glukhova
  
• The Tallinn Department of the Estonian National Museum: History and Developments by Piret Õunapuu
  
  

• Introduction: World Routes in the Arctic by Art Leete & Aimar Ventsel
  
• Movement in an Insular Community: the Faeroe Islands’ case by Toomas Lapp
  
• Yuri Vella on the move: driving a Uazik in Western Siberia by Liivo Niglas
  
• Mapping Evenki Land: The Study of Mobility Patterns in Eastern Siberia by Tatiana Safonova & István Sántha
  
• Movement and Enlightenment in the Russian North by Eva Toulouze
  
• Siberian movements: how Money and Goods travel in and out of Northwestern Sakha by Aimar Ventsel
  
• Adapting Christianity on the Siberian Edge during the Early Soviet Period by Art Leete & Laur Vallikivi
  
  

• Foreword by Anneli Baran
  
• Identity and Stereotypes: Humor Manifestations by Rita Repšienė & Laima Anglickienė
  
• “You’ve Lived in X Too Long, when...”: A View of the World through Comic Lists (Expatriates’ Humour on Ru.net) by Maria Yelenevskaya
  
• The Popular Nobel Prize Award Banquet: Distanced Participation of an Interacting TV-audience by Marlene Hugoson
  
• Humour Theories and the Archetype of the Trickster in Folklore: An Analytical Psychology Point of View by Ana Stefanova
  
• Ethnic Humour: What do Portuguese People Laugh at? by Pedro Martins
  
• The Joke Cycle Island of Cannibals: Structure, Functions, Messages by Grigor Haralampiev Grigorov
  
• Visual Jokes about Christmas and Santa Claus on the Internet - Why and Why not? by Guntis Pakalns
  
• Folklore Introduces: Ingrid Slavec Gradišnik
  
  

• Introduction: Dynamic Perspectives of Identity Politics by Art Leete
  
• Reproducing Identity through Remembering: Cultural Texts on the Late Soviet Period by Kirsti Jõesalu & Raili Nugin
  
• Minority Identities and the Construction of Rights in Post-Soviet Settings by Kristin Kuutma, Elo-Hanna Seljamaa & Ergo-Hart Västrik
  
• Smoking Out Local Traditions? Identity and Heritage Production in Southeast Estonian Rural Tourism Enterprises by Ester Võsu & Helen Sooväli-Sepping
  
• Our Clock Moves at a Different Pace: The Timescapes of Identity in Estonian Rural Tourism by Maarja Kaaristo & Risto Järv
  
• Native Spirituality in (Re)constructed Personhood: Observing and Filming Yuri Vella by Eva Toulouze & Liivo Niglas
  
• The Churches were Opened and Lots of Missionaries Arrived: Dialogue between Komi Identity and Faith by Art Leete & Piret Koosa
  
• Incompatible Worlds? Protestantism and Costumbre in the Zapotec Villages of Northern Oaxaca by Toomas Gross
  
  

• Introduction to Borders and Life-Stories by Tuulikki Kurki & Kirsi Laurén
  
• Cultural Borders in an Autobiographical Narrative by Tiiu Jaago
  
• Fear in Border Narratives: Perspectives of the Finnish-Russian Border by Kirsi Laurén
  
• One Life and Two Perspectives Separated by the Border. The case of Taisto Huuskonen by Tuulikki Kurki
  
• Ethnicity, Cultural Identity and Bordering: A Tornedalian Negro by Anne Heith
  
• Borders and Borderlines. Interview with Associate Professor Stephen Wolfe by Tuulikki Kurki & Kirsi Laurén
  REVIEW ARTICLES
  
• Aspects of Liminality in Knut Erik Jensen’s Stella Polaris (1993). - Holger Pötzsch
  The Tale of Finland’s Eastern Border. - Saija Kaskinen
  Unravelling the Methodological Mesh of Written Materials. - Tiina Suopajärvi
  
  
  

• To what Extent are Jokes Reactional? (Based on a Joke Cycle about Yury Luzhkov’s Dismissal) by Anastasiya Astapova
  
• Funny or Aggressive? Failed Humour in Internet Comments by Liisi Laineste
  
• On the Role of Visualisation in Understanding Phraseologisms on the Example of Commercials by Anneli Baran
  
• Click ‘Like’ and Post It on Your Wall! Chain Posts on Facebook – Identity Construction and Values by Piret Voolaid
  
• Death and Bereavement on the Internet in Sweden and Norway by Anders Gustavsson
  
• The Peasant Poor and Images of Poverty: Finnish Proverbs as Discursive Representations of Cultural Knowledge by Eija Stark
  
• On Reality, Truth and Ideologies in the Case of Munchausen Tales by Eda Kalmre
  
• Enigma as a Literary Device in Native American Folklore: Jarold Ramsey’s Analysis of Two Clackamas Chinook Tales by Daniel J. Frim
  
• Interview with Hungarian folklorist and ethnologist Mihály Hoppál on the occasion of his 70th jubilee by Nikolay Kuznetsov
  
  

• Introduction: Sport Culture, Games and Folk Dance by Piret Voolaid & Kalle Voolaid
  
• We Believe! Online Representations of the Olympic Winner as a Mythic Hero by Piret Voolaid & Liisi Laineste
  
• Violence and Roughness in Traditional Games and Sports: The Case of Folk Football (England and Scotland) by Laurent Sébastien Fournier
  
• Betel Nut, Magic and Baseball: A Case Study of Puyuma Tribe in Taiwan by Junwei Yu
  
• Estonian Folk Dance: Terms and Concepts in Theory and Practice by Sille Kapper
  
• Motivational Underpinnings of Estonian Folk Dance Practices among the Estonian Diaspora over Time by Eha Rüütel, Iivi Zajedova & Angela Arraste
  
• Traditional Children’s Games of Bihar by Sarita Sahay
  
• School Olympics in Estonia: New Chance of Life for Traditional Sports and Games? by Kalle Voolaid
  
• The Traditions of Fisticuffs in the North–West of Russia from the Early Middle Ages to the Modern Era by Dmitry Belyukov
  
  

• Archaeology of Holiness: Session Held at the 12th Nordic TAG Conference in Oulu, Finland, April 26–27, 2012 by Ester Oras & Tõnno Jonuks
  
• Hulje: Calendrical Rites along a Small Stream by Maria Petersson
  
• Archaeology and Ritual: A Case Study on Traces of Ritualisation in Archaeological Remains from Lindängelund, Southern Sweden by Anne Carlie
  
• To Be or Not to Be... a Christian: Some New Perspectives on Understanding the Christianisation of Estonia by Tõnno Jonuks & Tuuli Kurisoo
  
• Finding Folk Religion: An Archaeology of ‘Strange’ Behaviour by Sonja Hukantaival
  
• Sacrifice or Offering: What Can We See in the Archaeology of Northern Europe? by Ester Oras
  
• Materiality of Religion: Religion-Related Artefacts in Estonian Archaeological Collections by Tõnno Jonuks, Ester Oras & Kristiina Johanson
  
  

• Social Meaning of Culture in a Stalinist Prison Camp by Aimar Ventsel, Baurzhan Zhangutin & Dinara Khamidullina
  
• The Dog, the Horse and the Creation of Man by Yuri Berezkin
  
• A Place of Miracles : The Artistic Representation of Lourdes by Two Contemporary Directors: Lourdes (2009) by Jessica Hausner and Une femme nommée Marie (2011) by Robert Hossein by Theo Meder
  
• Golgotha on City Peripheries: The Passion Play in Bygdoszcz Fordon by Kamila Baraniecka-Olszewska
  
• A (Forgotten) Vernacular from Anatolian Villages: Guestrooms in Sivas Turkey by Uğur Tuztaşı, Mehmet Uysal & Fatih Akdeniz
  
• What Influence Do the Old Sámi Noaidi Drums from Lapland Play in the Construction of New Shaman Drums by Sámi Persons Today? by Francis Joy
  
  

• Concepts Around Selected Pasts: On ‘Mnemonic Turn’ in Cultural Research by Ene Kõresaar
  
• Corporate History Culture and Useful Industrial Past: A Case Study on History Management in Finnish Cotton Company Porin Puuvilla Oy by Anna Sivula
  
• The Use of History in Dracula Tourism in Romania by Tuomas Hovi
  
• Traditionalisation for Revitalisation: Tradition as a Concept and Practice in Contemporary Sámi Contexts by Coppélie Cocq
  
• From Bastions of Justice to Sites of Adventure by Grete Swensen
  
• ‘On Election Day the Husband Tied His Wife to a Table Leg to Stop Her from Voting’. Political Narratives, Gender and Archived Heritage in Finland by Pauliina Latvala
  
• The 1918 Finnish Civil War Revisited: The Digital Aftermath by Anne Heimo
  
  

• From Collecting to Studying the Folklore of Siberian Estonians and Latvians: Background by Anu Korb
  
• The Symbols and Stereotypes of Siberia for Estonians and Their Historical Background by Aivar Jürgenson
  
• Latgalian Emigrants in Siberia: Contradicting Images by Sanita Reinsone
  
• In the Beginning, This Was an Empty Place...Place-Related Narratives in Timofeyevka, Siberia by Sandis Laime
  
• We Have Nothing to Do with Them; They Live with Their Own Kind: Siberian Estonians’ Representations of the Neighbouring Turkic Peoples by Astrid Tuisk
  
• The Interrelationship of Religion and Magic in the Experience of Latvians in Timofeyevka, Siberia by Aigars Lielbārdis
  
• The Funeral Culture of Estonians in the Minusinsk Region, Siberia, as a Representation of the Community and Its Transformation by Anu Korb
  
• Seto Singing Tradition in Siberia: Songs and ‘Non-Songs’ by Andreas Kalkun & Janika Oras
  
• On Estonian Folk Culture: Pro et contra by Piret Õunapuu
  
  

• Mezcal and Mexicanness: The Symbolic and Social Connotations of Drinking in Oaxaca by Toomas Gross
  
• Fate Written on the Forehead in Serbian Oral Narratives by Nemanja Radulović
  
• Matchmaking and Marriage Narratives of Israelis of Carpatho-Rusyn Origin by Ilana Rosen
  
• Compilation Contexts of Medieval and Early Modern Bulgarian Charms by Svetlana Tsonkova
  
• Who Murdered Joe Magarac? by Ivan Kovacevic
  
• Jokes in Iran by Bakhtiar Naghdipour
  
• Contemporary Research on the White Cloth as a Ritual Item in the Bulgarian Wedding: Anthropological Approach by Rozaliya Guigova
  
• Chinese Perspectivism: Perspectivist Cosmologies in Zhuangzi and Journey to the West by Erki Lind
  
• On the Nature of the Governing System of the Qin Empire in Ancient China by Tarmo Kulmar
  
  

• Introduction: Differentiation of Ritual Year(s) through Time and Space by Laurent Sébastien Fournier, Irina Sedakova
  
• Circulation and Differentiation of Scottish Games and Sports by Laurent Sébastien Fournier
  
• A Festive Bricolage: The Holiday Calendar in Slovenia Over the Last Century by Ingrid Slavec Gradišnik
  
• Political Rituals and Discourses: The Case of Carinthia by Jurij Fikfak
  
• Politicising St. Martin and Constructing Heritage: A Case Study of a Small Town in Croatia by Juraj Belaj, Marijana Belaj, Petra Kelemen, Filomena Sirovica
  
• The Age-Old Cossack Feast of the Protecting Veil: A Contemporary Interpretation of a Traditional Calendar Date by Nina Vlaskina
  
• Užgavėnės: A Rural and Urban, Religious, Socialist, and Lithuanian Festival of Shrovetide by Žilvytis Šaknys
  
  

• Introduction: Drinking and Fun in the Arctic by Art Leete, Aimar Ventsel
  
• Breaking the Code: Strategies of Alcohol Addicts by Tatiana Argounova-Low, Platon Sleptsov
  
• The Sooner You Drink It All, the More Time You Will Have Thereafter by Kirill Istomin
  
• Hangover by Joachim Otto Habeck
  
• Monolingual and Bilingual Practices: Reversing Power Relations During a Festivity in Pondala by Laura Siragusa
  
• Do You Respect Me?Drinking as a Social Catalyst in the Reindeer Herding Communities of European Russia and Western Siberia by Stephan Dudeck
  
• How to Enjoy a Teetotal All-Night Party: Abstinence and Identity at the Sakha People’s Yhyakh by Eleanor Peers, Stepan Kolodeznikov
  
• The Historical-Ethnographic Image of the Drinking Peoples of the North by Art Leete
  
• Ethnographic Research Among Drinking Youth Cultures: Reflections from Observing Participants by Daniel Briggs, Ivan Gololobov, Aimar Ventsel
  
• Reflections and Thoughts About the Social and Cultural Role of Alcohol by Natalia Struchkova, Aimar Ventsel
  
• Pentecostals and Charismatic Protestants in the Republic of Komi and Nenets Tundra by Art Leete, Piret Koosa, Laur Vallikivi

• The Revenant on the Threshold by Elif Boyacıoğlu
  
• Revived Shamanism in the Social Life of Russia by Valentina Kharitonova
  
• The Role of Folklore in the Formation of Latvian Visual Art by Toms Ķencis
  
• Children as Prey: A Case of the Utmost by Véronique Campion-Vincent
  
• Seeking Borders and Their Mythology in Western Thrace, Greece by Evangelos Avdikos
  
• Walter Anderson’s Letters to Joan Amades: A Study of the Collaboration between Two Contemporary Folklorists by Carme Oriol
  
• Identity Construction in Armenian Music on the Example of Early Folklore Movement by Brigitta Davidjants
  
• Ethnic and Cultural Aspects in the Development of Kazakh Theatres during the Independence Period: The Problems of Human Existence by Askhat Mayemirov, Kabyl Khalykov, Bakhyt Nurpeis
  
• Discursive Depiction of Customary Conflict Management Principles in Selected African Proverbs by Mehari Yimulaw Gebregeorgis
  
• Scientific Contacts within Ethnology and Folkloristics between Sweden and Estonia. Personal Experiences and Considerations by Anders Gustavsson

• Introduction by Aimar Ventsel, Zoya Tarasova
  
• Prison Camp No. 29 for Prisoners of War from the Second World War on the Territory of Kazakhstan between 1943–1949 by Aimar Ventsel, Baurzhan Zhanguttin
  
• Resistance to Ideology, Subjugation to Language: A Workshop by Writer Gabit Musrepov under Soviet Totalitarian Censorship in 1928–1964 by Zhanat Kundakbayeva, Kamshat Rustem
  
• Between the East and the West: Reflections on the Contemporary Art of Kazakhstan by Madina Sultanova, Natalia Mikhailova, Dinara Amanzholova
  
• Slavic and Kazakh Folklore Calendar: Typological and Ethno-Cultural Parallels by Galina Vlasova
  
• The Development of Linguistics in Kazakhstan: New Approaches and Modern Tendencies by Sholpan Zharkynbekova, Atirkul Agmanova
  
• Peaceful Lifestyle or Innocuous Image: Islamic Branding Using Kazakh Proverbs on Youtube by Erik Aasland
  
• Can We Talk About Post-Soviet Science? by Aimar Ventsel, Natalia Struchkova
  
• Nonviolence Loves Freedom by Taive Särg

• Introduction
  
• Estonian Jumal ‘God’ by Anni Jürine, Karl Pajusalu, Renate Pajusalu, Ilona Tragel, Ann Veismann
  
• The Captive Khan and the Clever Daughter-in-Law by Yuri Berezkin, Evgeny Duvakin
  
• From Listing Data to Semantic Maps: Cross-Linguistic Commonalities in Cognitive Representation of Colour by Mari Uusküla, David Bimler
  
• Color Entrenchment in Middle-School English Speakers: Cognitive Salience Index Applied to Color Listing by Jodi L. Sandford
  
• Colour Symbols in Mari Songs by Natalia Glukhova
  
• Identifying Polarity in Different Text Types by Hille Pajupuu, Rene Altrov, Jaan Pajupuu
  
• Man’s Gender and Age as Based on the Collocations of the Estonian Word Mees ‘Man’ by Liisi Piits
  
• Children’s Funny Remarks in the Field of Linguistic Humour Theory by Piret Voolaid
  
• The Estonian Language as Presented in the Great Soviet Encyclopaedia: Language Descriptions and Ideology by Ekaterina Velmezova
  
• Giants in Transmedia by Mare Kõiva, Andres Kuperjanov

• Introduction: Belief Narratives and Their Research by Reet Hiiemäe
  
• Discussing the Supernatural in Contemporary Finland: Discourses, Genres, and Forums by Kaarina Koski
  
• Nonverbal Event as Part of Belief Narrative by Reet Hiiemäe
  
• Meet the Demonological Character: Two Types of Narrative Structures by Victoria Chervaneva
  
• A Broader and Deeper Idea of Fairy Tale: Reassessing Concept, Meaning, and Function of the Most Debated Genre in Folk Narrative Research by Vito Carrassi
  
• Ghosts, Troubles, Difficulties, and Challenges: Narratives About Unexplainable Phenomena in Contemporary Denmark by Kirsten Marie Raahauge
  
• Mediumship and the Economy of Luck and Fate: Contemporary Chinese Belief Trends Behind the Filmic Folklore by Huai Bao
  
• Fame after Life: The Mystery of Edgar Allan Poe’s Death by Kirsten Møllegaard
  
• It Is a Living Thing: An Estonian Tradition Bearer and Supernatural Beings Called Haldjad by Elizabeth Ann Berton-Reilly

• Folk Costume in the Ritual Year and Beyond: Heritage, Identity Marker, and Symbolic Object by Irina Sedakova, Nina Vlaskina
  
• Traditional Wedding Costume of the Mrkovići in Montenegro: Between Real Heritage and Folk Construction (Materials of the Russian Expeditions in 2012–2014) by Alexander Novik, Andrey Sobolev
  
• Contemporary Traditional Clothing in Maramureş by Anamaria Iuga
  
• The Role of Ritual Traditional Clothing among Bunjevci Croats in Serbia in the Revitalisation of Annual Customs and Rituals by Milana Černelić
  
• Beauty Elections in Slavonia: A Study of Traditional Costume Competitions by Marija Gačić
  
• The Day of the Dead: One Ritual, New Folk Costumes, and Old Identities by Rosa Isela Aguilar Montes de Oca
  
• Weaving the Past in a Fabric: Old Believers’ Traditional Costume by Cristina Clopot
  
• Nekrasov Cossacks’ Festive Clothes: Historical Changes and Modern Functions by Nina Vlaskina
  
• Folk Costumes during the Ritual Year and Changes in Life, in a Parish in Dalecarlia, Sweden: Continuity, Values, Revitalisation by Britt Eklund, Katarina Ek-Nilsson
  
• Clothes as Symbolic and Magic Objects in Slavic Childbirth Customs by Irina Sedakova
  
• El Traje Fallero: A Carrier of Tradition? by Urszula Wilk

• Introduction by Janika Oras
  
• Literary Kalevala-Metre and Hybrid Poetics in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Finland by Kati Kallio
  
• Words, Forms, and Phrases in Estonian Folksongs and Hymn by Kristiina Ross, Ahti Lohk
  
• Towards a Typology of Parallelism in Estonian Poetic Folklore by Mari Sarv
  
• Star Bride Marries a Cook: The Changing Processes in the Oral Singing Tradition and in Folk Song Collecting on the Western Estonian Island of Hiiumaa. I by Helen Kõmmus, Taive Särg
  
• Regilaul in the Political Whirlpool: On Collecting Regilaul in Northeast Estonia in the Second Half of the 1950s by Liina Saarlo
  
• Mari and Marie: Performativity and Creativity of Two Estonian Singers in the Late Nineteenth Century by Janika Oras
  
• Emotional Transpositions: Interpreting Oral Lyric Poetry by Niina Hämäläinen

• Introducing Setos on Stage: On the Early Performances of Seto Singing Culture by Andreas Kalkun
  
• On the Relict Scales and Melodic Structures in the Seto Shepherd Tune Kar´ahääl by Žanna Pärtlas
  
• Historical Skolt Sami Music and Two Types of Melodic Structures in Leu′dd Tradition by Marko Jouste
  
• Star Bride Marries a Cook: The Changing Processes in the Oral Singing Tradition and in Folk Song Collecting on the Western Estonian Island of Hiiumaa. II by Helen Kõmmus, Taive Särg
  
• Where Do Songs Come From? An Attempt to Explain Some Verses of Regilaul by Aado Lintrop
  
• How Old Is Runosong? Dating the Motifs of Burial-Related Folk Songs by Using Archaeological Material by Pikne Kama
  
• The Motif of Apple in Different Cultures and Its Usage in Anatolian Folk Songs by Ahmet Emre Dağtaşoğlu

• Introduction: The Social and Political Dynamic of Conspiracy Theories, Rumours, Fake News, and Belief Narratives by Eda Kalmre
  
• Rumor, Humor, and Other Forms of Election Folklore in Non-Democratic Societies: The Case of Belarus by Anastasiya Astapova
  
• The Image of the West in Conspiracy Theories in Slovakia and Its Historical Context by Zuzana Panczová
  
• The Beast Computer in Brussels: Religion, Conspiracy Theories, and Contemporary Legends in Post-Soviet Culture by Alexander Panchenko
  
• Rumour and Humour in #WhereIsPutin and #PutinUmer: Global Media and the Cult of Putin by Liisi Laineste, Eda Kalmre
  
• Women-Snipers from Chechnya to Ukraine: A Post-Soviet War Legend by Amandine Regamey
  
• Representation of the Snowden Scandal in the Estonian Media: The Construction of Threats and Fear by Mari-Liis Madisson
  
• Zeroing in on Performance 2.0: From Serialization to Performative Enactments by Antti Lindfors
  
• Riddles and Humour by Annikki Kaivola-Bregenhøj

• “Small Places, Large Issues”: Between Military Space and Post-Military Place by Elo-Hanna Seljamaa, Dominika Czarnecka, Dagnosław Demski
  
• After the End of “Little Moscow”: Memories, (Re)Construction, and Appropriation of Space in Wünsdorf by Christoph Lorke
  
• German Democratic Republic of the 1970s–1980s through the Eyes of Soviet Officers (Oral Stories) by Evgeny V. Volkov
  
• “Invisible Places, Hidden History”: The Role of the Former “Russian Airport” in Telling Stories about the Front in the South Vértes Region by István Sántha
  
• Life with Soviet Troops in Czechoslovakia and after Their Withdrawal by Prokop Tomek
  
• The “Degraded” Landscape of a Post-Soviet Military Base in Poland: Outside vs. Inside View by Dominika Czarnecka
  
• Mārciena – between Legacy and Nostalgia by Ilze Boldāne-Zeļenkova
  
• Values, Substantiality, and Passage of Time: Representations and Reinterpretations of Military Heritage by Dagnosław Demski
  
• From the Borderland of the Iron Curtain to European and World Cultural Heritage by Melinda Harlov-Csortán
  
• Contemporary Transformations of Ethnology/Anthropology in Russia: An Invitation to Further Discussion by Dmitriy Funk,

• Introduction by Liisi Laineste
  
• Eating Out and In Between: Observations from the Pop-Up Restaurant Scene in Estonia by Ester Bardone, Anu Kannike
  
• Reinventing Habsburg Cuisine in Twenty-First Century Trieste by Daša Ličen
  
• The Taste of “Estonianness”: Cookbooks as Part of Nation-Building in Estonia by Liisi Laineste
  
• Traditional Culture and Contemporary Economy: Constructing Cultural Heritage Through Bread-Making by Ivanka Petrova
  
• Cooking with Humour: A Study of Belarusian Humorous Folklore about Family Cooking Traditions by Anastasiya Fiadotava
  
• The Meaning of Food in the Novel Peony in Love by Dorota Brzozowska
  
• Emotion Meets Taste: Taste-Motivated Emotion Terms in Estonian by Ene Vainik
  
• Translation of Menus: Labour of Sisyphos, Squaring the Circle or Marrying Water and Fire? by Władysław Chłopicki
  
• The Spiritual Significance of Komburongo in the Folk Beliefs of the Dusunic Peoples of North Borneo by Low Kok On, Solehah Ishak
  
• ‘Wondrous Dressing’ with Celestial Bodies in Russian Charms and Lyrical Poetry by Andrei Toporkov

• Introduction: Belarusian Folklore Studies by Tatsiana Valodzina
  
• Reflexes of Ancient Ideas about Divine Twins in the Images of Saints George and Nicholas in Belarusian Folklore by Siarhei Sańko
  
• On the Borders of Ethnolinguistic Equivalence: Belarusian-South Slavic Parallels by Nikolai Antropov
  
• Contemporary Recordings of Belarusian Folk Biblical and Non-Biblical Etiological Legends in the Comparative-Historical Aspect by Elena Boganeva
  
• The Norm and Its Deviations in the Context of Childhood Semiotics: The Belarus Tradition against the Slavonic Background by Tatsiana Valodzina
  
• Worldview of Belarusian Folk Song Lyrics by Yanina Hrynevich
  
• The Pleiades in the Belarusian Tradition: Folklore Texts and Linguistic Areal Studies by Tsimafei Avilin
  
• The Problems Associated with Studying Folk Verse by Jury Paciupa
  
• Patriotism and Love in the Context of the Estonian Western Diaspora by Triinu Ojamaa
  
• Continuity and Revitalisation in Sacrificial Rituals by the Eastern Udmurt by Eva Toulouze, Ranus Sadikov, Laur Vallikivi, Liivo Niglas, Nikolai Anisimov

• Introduction: The Cultural Heritage of the Isonzo Front by Jurij Fikfak, Božidar Jezernik
  
• Historical Introduction: The Experience and Memory of Trenches Near the Soča River by Marko Štepec
  
• Memorialization of the First World War in the Landscape of the Julian Alps by Jaka Repič
  
• From the Hinterland: Commemorating the Centenary of World War I in Bohinj by Tatiana Bajuk Senčar
  
• Knowledge of Place in Three Popular Music Representations of the First World War by Miha Kozorog
  
• Learning by Collecting: Amateur Collectors and Their Shifting Positions in the Isonzo Front Heritagization and Tourism Adaptation by Boštjan Kravanja
  
• Continuity and Revitalisation in Sacrificial Rituals by the Eastern Udmurt
  Part II. Collective Sacrificial Rituals by the Bashkortostan Udmurt: Revitalisation and Innovation by Eva Toulouze, Ranus Sadikov, Laur Vallikivi, Liivo Niglas, Nikolai Anisimov
  
• Multi-Dimensional Borders in Narration by Tiiu Jaago
  
• Metaphorical Integrations in Kurdish Riddles by Rahman Veisi Hasar, Ebrahim Badakhshan
  

• Creativity and Humor in the Online Folklore of the 2014 Elections in Hungary by Katalin Vargha
  
• Gay Clowns, Pigs and Traitors: An Emotion Analysis of Online Hate Speech Directed at the Swedish-Speaking Population in Finland by Karin Sandell
  
• Constructing Alien Space in South Slavic Oral Lyric by Ana Vukmanović
  
• Folk Mystic: A Narrative of a Polish Highlander Cunegonde Siwiec by Tomasz Kalniuk
  
• Dynamic Musicscapes in Northern Greece: A Roma Case Study by Christos Papakostas, Dimitris Goulimaris, Maria Douma
  
• On a Possible Characteristic of the Governing System of Pharaoh Amenhotep IV (Akhenaten) by Tarmo Kulmar
  
• Heritage on Demand: Unesco Intangible Cultural Heritage Initiative in Croatian Context by Marijana Hameršak, Iva Pleše
  

• Contemporary Deposits at Sacred Places: Reflections on Contemporary Paganism in Estonia and Finland by Tõnno Jonuks, Tiina Äikäs
  
• The Muong Epic Cycle of "The Birth of the Earth and Water": Main Themes, Motifs, and Culture Heroes by Nina Grigoreva
  
• The Travelling Girl and Her Helpful Siblings: An Unnoticed Boreal Tale and the ATU Index by Yuri Berezkin
  
• What Does the Storyteller Sing? On Transcribing the Epics of South Siberian Turks by Dmitriy Funk
  
• Social and Political Criticisms Embedded in Chinese Myths and Legends by HE Xiyao
  
• Context- and Belief-Related Aspects of Estonian Riddles by Piret Voolaid
  
• Representing Sexuality through Folklore: Erotic Folktales and Online Jokes as "Mirrors" of Gender Hierarchies by Aleksandar Takovski
  
• Reluctant Entrepreneurs of the Russian Far East: Another View on the Economic Strategies of Entrepreneurs by Aimar Ventsel
  
• "I Exist Therefore You Exist, We Exist Therefore They Exist": Narratives of Mutuality between Deities (Yul-Lha Gzhi Bdag) and Lhopo (Bhutia) Villagers in Sikkim by Kikee D. Bhutia
  

• Introduction. Komi Folklore Studies: Connecting Points by Liudmila Lobanova, Nikolay Kuznetsov
  
• Perm and Ob-Ugric Relations in Terms of Folklore Data by Oleg Uliashev
  
• Some Motifs in Komi Legends about the Creation of the World by Pavel Limerov
  
• Zaum (Beyonsense, Educanto) in the Komi Tradition of Incantations: Revisiting the Issue of Origins by Anatoly Panyukov
  
• Aspects of Studying the Verbal Level of Cattle-Breeding Rituals by Liudmila Lobanova
  
• Calling Upon a Domovoi in the Children’s Game Tradition of the Komi by Aleksey Rassykhaev
  
• Tradition of Christmas Youth Gatherings at the Vishera River (Komi Republic) by Galina Savelyeva
  
• Christmas in the Traditions of Russian Mining Settlements of the Komi Republic (as Per Records of the Early Twenty-First Century) by Yulia Krasheninnikova, Svetlana Nizovtseva
  
• Historical Folklore Prose of the Russian Metallurgical Traditions of the Komi Republic by Yulia Krasheninnikova
  
• Kazakh Diaspora in Kyrgyzstan: History of Settlement and Ethnographic Peculiarities by Bibiziya Kalshabayeva, Gulnara Dadabayeva, Dauren Eskekbaev
  

• Introduction: The Human-Animal Relationship in Belief Narratives by Mirjam Mencej
  
• Animals, Tale Types, and Belief Narratives in Argentinean Folklore by María Inés Palleiro
  
• Playing with Nezumi Toys, Dreaming of Unattainable Utopia: Unique Portrayals of Nezumi in Japanese Folk Tradition by Fumihiko Kobayashi
  
• What Can the Mythical Frog Tell Us? The Symbolism and Role of the Frog in History and Modernity by Jelka Vince Pallua
  
• The Werewolf as a Religious and Ethnic Other in a Herzegovinian Legend by Mirjam Mencej
  
• Belief Narratives of Spirit-Animals: A Case Study on Estonian Contemporary Folklore by Reet Hiiemäe
  
• Cockroaches: From Belief Narratives to the Contemporary Visual Practice of Catherine Chalmers, or How Cockroaches Have Survived on Earth for More than 320 Million Years by Suzana Marjanić
  
• Listening to the Elder Brothers: Animals, Agents, and Posthumanism in Native Versus Non-Native American Myths and Worldviews by Tok Thompson
  
• The Wolf: Human/Non-Human Relations on the Basis of Etiologies and Verbal Communication by Mare Kõiva
  

• Conceptual Alignments and Debates in the Study of Mobility and Migration: An Introduction by Triinu Ojamaa, Leena Kurvet-Käosaar
  
• The Kosovo Conflict and the Changing Migration Patterns of the Gorani Community: Continuities and Shifts by Ivaylo Markov
  
• From Mobility to “Exile”. Shifting Co-Presence: Narratives of Bulgarian-Syrian Families in Bulgaria by Desislava Pileva
  
• Uncertainties of Transnational Belonging: Homeland Nationalism and Cultural Citizenship of Lithuanian Immigrants in the USA by Vytis Čiubrinskas
  
• Emotional State and Inequality among Lithuanian Emigrants by Dainius Genys, Ilona Strumickienė, Ričardas Krikštolaitis
  
• Estonian Diaspora in Sweden: An Analysis of the Collection “Life Destinies” at the Swedish Nordic Museum by Maija Runcis
  
• Traces of Trauma in Estonian Women’s Life Narratives of World War II by Maarja Hollo
  
• The Task of a Cultural Researcher: Telling the Story of Siberian Estonians by Anu Korb
  
• Deportation and the Crises of [Early Modern] Europe: A Brief Historical Introduction by Stephan Steiner
  
• Through the Apulian Streets: The Liminal Space-Time of the Holy Week’s Processions by Vito Carrassi
  

• Towards New Methodologies in Migration and Diaspora Studies: An Introduction by Leena Kurvet-Käosaar, Triinu Ojamaa
  
• An Ethno-Cultural Portrait of a Diaspora in Central Russia: The Formation and Culture of the Eastern Udmurt by Eva Toulouze, Nikolai Anisimov
  
• Seto People in the Expedition Diaries and Literary Works of a Russian Émigré Leonid Zurov by Irina Belobrovtseva
  
• Situating Oneself Within the Estonian Language and World Literature: Ivar Ivask’s Relational Ways of Self-Understanding by Aija Sakova, Marin Laak
  
• Literary Biographies Without a Fixed Linguistic Abode by Elina Mikkilä
  
• Graphic Aspects of Mobility: Folkloristic-Ethnological Drawings as a Starting Point for Discussing Mobility and Borders by Kari Korolainen
  
• German Migrants in Bulgaria and Their Social Networks by Tanya Matanova
  
• Where the Structural Meets the Personal: Mother-In-Law Humor Between a Joke Cycle and Joking Relationships in Belarus by Anastasiya Fiadotava
  
• Symbolic Capital as a Resource of Promotion of Provincial Cities: An Analysis of Place Branding Strategies of Ural Urban Destinations by Alexey Britvin, Irina Britvina, Liudmila Starostova, Marc Compte-Pujol
  
• “Still, I Can Hardly Believe It”: Reactions, Resources, and Religion in Conversations about Sexual Abuse of Children among Laestadians in Finland by Ulrika Wolf-Knuts
  

• Birthlore and Childhood in Archaic and Modern European Cultures: An Introduction by Irina Sedakova, Nina Vlaskina
  
• Rituals of Social Legitimization in the Lithuanian Childbirth Customs System: Traditions and Innovations by Rasa Paukštytė-Šaknienė
  
• The Structure and Genesis of One Type of Magic Spell Against Children’s Insomnia among Slavic Peoples by Tatiana Agapkina, Andrei Toporkov
  
• Unlived Life: The Death and Funeral of a Child in Slavic Traditional Culture by Irina Sedakova
  
• Child in the Natal Narratives of Modern Ukrainian Mothers: Folkloric Symbols and Frequent Motifs by Oksana Labashchuk, Halyna Derkach, Tetiana Reshetukha
  
• “How I Gave Birth” (and Why I Am Writing about It): Women’s Narratives of First Childbirth Experiences from Internet Publications by Natalia Gramatchikova
  
• The Birth of a Child as Experienced and Narrated in the 1990s Finland by Lena Marander-Eklund
  
• The Rite of Male Circumcision among the Muslim Population in the Western Balkans by Alexander Novik
  
• A Local Midwife or a Doctor? Two Systems of Knowledge in Birthing Practices of Russian Old Believers by Natalia Dushakova
  
• Taking Hold of the Future: Active Childbirth Practices and Beliefs in Romania (in the Home Country and in Migration) by Adina Hulubaş
  
• “Coming into the World: From Spirits to the Spirit”. The First Childhood Museum in Romania by Anamaria Iuga
  
• Jews in the Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, and the Russian Federation by Anastasia Kharlamova, Alexander Novik
  

• Instead of Introduction: How Old Is Sacredness? by Tõnno Jonuks
  
• Technology Creating a New Human: The Alchemical Roots of Transhumanist Ideas by Kurmo Konsa
  
• From Nature Romanticism to Eco-Nationalism: The Development of the Concept of Estonians as a Forest Nation by Atko Remmel, Tõnno Jonuks
  
• Sustaining and Substituting the Sacred: Coin Trees in Britain and Ireland by Ceri Houlbrook
  
• A Joke, Mockery, or Something More? The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster – an Invented Religion or a New Movement? by Siarhei A. Anoshka
  
• Buried Alive: The Phenomenon of Apparent Death in Estonian Tradition by Eda Kalmre
  
• Jizō in Action: The Role of Jizō Statues in Temple Atmosphere, Seen through the Eyes of Sendai Temple Abbots by Alīse Eishō Donnere
  
• Legends of Places as Part of the Sustainable Development of Regions by Barbara Ivančič Kutin, Monika Kropej Telban
  

• Introduction into Health-Related Folklore and Its Research: From First-Hand Experiences to Second-Hand Narrating Models by Reet Hiiemäe
  
• Vernacular Reactions to COVID-19 in Estonia: Crisis Folklore and Coping by Reet Hiiemäe, Mare Kalda, Mare Kõiva, Piret Voolaid
  
• The General, His Fandom, and a Participatory Pandemic by Angelina Ilieva
  
• COVID-19 and the Traditional Culture of the Udmurts by Nikolai Anisimov, Galina Glukhova
  
• Faith in the Times of COVID-19: Integrating Religion in the Fight against COVID-19 in Tanzania by Thomas J. Ndaluka, Magolanga Shagembe, Jonas Kinanda, Vendelin Simon
  
• Online Coping with the First Wave: Covid Humor and Rumor on Dutch Social Media (March – July 2020) by Theo Meder
  
• Early Days of the Novel Coronavirus: Public Response in Social Media during the First Month of the Outbreak by Maris Kuperjanov
  
• From “Unbelievable Stupidity” to “Secret Clues for Staying Healthy”: CAM Landscape and Boundary-Work in Estonian and Finnish Mainstream Media in April 2020 by Reet Hiiemäe, Terhi Utriainen
  
• “Doctors Just Don’t Care about People!” How Medical Specialists Are Depicted in a Vaccine-Critical Estonian Facebook Group by Marko Uibu
  

• Introduction: From Conceptual Debates to Practical Applications by Sergey Troitskiy, Leena Kurvet-Käosaar , Liisi Laineste
  
• Trauma and the Victim Economy by Sergey Troitskiy
  
• Traumatization of the Past and Martyrological Thinking in the Soviet Union and the Post-Soviet Space by Daniil Anikin
  
• Historical Trauma between Event and Ethics: Aleida Assmann’s Theory in the Context of Trauma Studies by Kseniya Kapelchuk
  
• Materialized Trauma Narratives of Border Crossings by Tuulikki Kurki
  
• After the War and Repressions: Mediating of Traumatic Experiences in Estonian Life Stories by Tiiu Jaago
  
• What We Remember and What We Forget: Selective Memory in the Holocaust by Maya Camargo-Vemuri
  
• One Trauma, Two Narratives: Adamah versus Tomorrow’s a Wonderful Day by Liat Steir-Livny
  
• Card Index of Former Latvian SSR KGB Agents: Trauma and the Path to Public Reconciliation by Uldis Krēsliņš
  
• Routes to Forming an Affiliative Postmemory about Difficult Pages in History (Based on the Example of the Era of Political Repression) by Yulia V. Zevako
  
• Hospital Clowning as a Way to Overcome Trauma by Alyona Ivanova
  
• Illness: Narratives, Imagery, and Politics by Daniele Monticelli

• Do Bulgakov’s Hella (Gella), Azazello, Behemoth, and Abadonna Have Ancient Near Eastern Origins? by Vladimir Sazonov, Sirje Kupp-Sazonov
  
• Rumours in a Situation of Political Conflict: Catalonia and Its Referendum of Self-Determination by Emili Samper, Carme Oriol
  
• The Image of the German, the Pole, the Latvian, and the Lithuanian in Lithuanian and Latvian Folklore by Laima Anglickienė, Antra Kļavinska
  
• Challenging Hegemonic Gender Norms in Emma Donoghue’s “The Tale of the Rose” and Disney’s Beauty and the Beast by Priyanka Banerjee, Rajni Singh
  
• Women of the Twilight: The Narrative Spaces of Women in the Icelandic Rural Community of the Past by Júlíana Th. Magnúsdóttir
  
• Analysis of the Worldwide Distribution of the ‘Man or Animal in the Moon’ Motifs by Marc Thuillard
  
• Motifs of Inanimate Nature and Atmospheric Phenomena in Polish Folktales by Marcin Lisiecki
  
• Exploring the Transformative Power of Play in African Children’s Games by Kennedy C. Chinyowa

• Jin Ping Mei: A Story of Guanxi by Ruihui Han
  
• The Simiots of Catalan Folklore: Neither Are Reminiscences So Old, Nor Are They So Strange Beings by Jordi Ardanuy
  
• Female Genital Cutting in Ịjọland: Context, Performance, and Songs by Imomotimi Armstrong
  
• Tata Liba Ceremony for Reconciliation and Healing (Palu’e Island, Eastern Indonesia) by Stefan Danerek
  
• Fictional Folklore: On the Paremiology of A Game of Thrones by Luis J. Tosina Fernández
  
• Personal Songbooks: Imprints of Identity in the Nineteenth-Century Lithuanian Written Culture by Jurgita Ūsaitytė
  
• Nursing Queen Archetype in the Context of Changes in Estonian Society: A Retrospective View by Merle Talvik, Taimi Tulva, Ülle Ernits, Kristi Puusepp
  
• Plots of Gothic Origin in Ukrainian Folklore Prose by Mykhailo Rakhno
  
• Gender Role Perceptions in Selected South-African Folktales by Mehari Yimulaw Gebregeorgis
  
• When a Crisis Opens New Academic Perspectives: The New Webinar Series of the SIEF Ritual Year Working Group by Irina Sedakova, Irina Stahl

• Introduction: Earlier Experience of Collecting and Researching School Lore in Estonia and Slovenia by Saša Babič, Piret Voolaid
  
• Collecting Slovenian School Lore Via E-Questionnaire: Analysis of the Collected Material and Revision of the Questionnaire by Saša Babič
  
• Play and Folklore in Children’s Peer Cultures by Barbara Turk Niskač, Katarina Šrimpf Vendramin
  
• Children as Agents, Targets, and Intermediaries of Family Humour by Anastasiya Fiadotava
  
• Representations of Distance Learning in the Memes of the First Wave of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Humour as a Coping and Self-Defence Strategy by Piret Voolaid
  
• Children as Consumers and Co-Creators of Cultural Products: The Impact of Foreign Films on Estonian Children’s Culture in the 1950s by Astrid Tuisk
  
• Suicide Games, Abandoned Houses, and Thirst For Danger: The Youth’s Personal Experience Narratives and the Media’s Moral Panics about Semi-Supernatural Challenges in Estonia by Reet Hiiemäe, Andrus Tins
  
• Slovenian Folk Lullabies: Analysis of the Lullaby Texts and Their Functions by Vanja Huzjan
  
• An Experienced Ethnologist’s Thoughts on Digitalization, Open Access, and Open Data as New Research Assets by Anders Gustavsson
  
• Folklore and Greek Hagiography: Some Preliminary Notes by Giulia Gollo
  
• The Romani in the Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, and the Russian Federation by Aleksandr Rusakov, Anastasia Kharlamova, Aleksandr Novik

• Ritual Rules in Changing Circumstances: Break, Adapt or Maintain? An Introduction by Laurent S. Fournier, Irina Sedakova
  
• Calendric Feast Bans and the Punishment for Violating Them in the Bulgarian Traditional Culture by Irina Sedakova
  
• The Mute: Ritual and Transgressive Meanings of the Masked Character in the Romanian Căluş Ritual by Anamaria Iuga, Georgiana Vlahbei
  
• The Ritual Year of the Nekrasov Cossacks in Turkey and in Russia: Reflecting on the Adaptation to New Environments by Nina Vlaskina
  
• Easter Traditions among Slovenes in Italy (Natisone Valley) by Gleb Pilipenko, Maria Yasinskaya
  
• Mediated Easter: Constructing Religious Rituals in a Lockdown by Daria Radchenko
  
• Pilgrimages in Times of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Romania by Irina Stahl
  
• Love in the Time of Coronavirus: Innovation and Tradition in the World of Quarantine Weddings by Judit Balatonyi
  
• Vindications and Customs: Women’s Participation in Local Festive Rituals in Spain by Lidia Montesinos Llinares, Margaret Bullen, Begoña Pecharromán Ferrer
  
• The Life of Rituals during the Pandemic: The Ritual Year SIEF WG Roundtable at the SIEF 2021 Congress by Irina Stahl, Nina Vlaskina
  
• Rules and Norms, Freedom, and Regulation: The 15th Congress of the International Society for Ethnology and Folklore (SIEF) by Aleksandr Novik, Irina Sedakova, Anastasia Kharlamova

• Materiality of Magic in Estonian and Finnish Museums by Sonja Hukantaival, Tõnno Jonuks, Kristiina Johanson
  
• Traditional Healing Expectations in Light of Placebo and Performance Studies by Siria Kohonen
  
• ‘Have You Heard of Kalevauva.fi Yet?’ Modern Folklore, Humour, and Gender in the Lyrics of the Finnish Folk Troubadour Duo Kalevauva.fi by Charlotte Doesburg, Riitta-Liisa Valijärvi
  
• Messages Behind Self-Gifting Practices: A Phenomenological-Anthropological Approach by Rūta Latinytė
  
• The European Bear’s Son Tale: Its Reception and Influence on Indigenous Oral Traditions in North America by Roslyn M. Frank
  
• Melting in the Melting Pot: The Acculturation Experience of the Ahiska Turks in the US by Erol Sakallı
  
• The Status and Roles of Women in Terms of Gender in Ancient Turkish History and Culture Based on the Dīwān Lughāt Al-Turk – The First Turkish Dictionary by Nesrin Akıncı Çötok, Ender Büyüközkara, Tufan Çötok
  
• Folkloric Manifestation of Primitive Impulses: Folk Riddles by İsmail Abalı
  
• Political Meanings Hidden Behind Enchanting Melodies: How China Delivered Ideological Messages in the Song Cycle “Four Seasons of Our Motherland” by Jun Zhao, Marianne Zhao

• Introduction: Affective Mires in Contemporary Culture by Kirsi Laurén, Virpi Kaukio, Pauliina Latvala-Harvilahti
  
• Experiences of Mire Sports: Sensory Encounters in Nature by Kirsi Laurén, Marjukka Piirainen
  
• Figures in the Mire: Towards Transformative Art and a Respectful Mire Relationship by Pauliina Latvala-Harvilahti
  
• Messy Affairs with Imagined Swamp Creatures: The Human-Nature Relationship in Swamp Monster Narratives by Virpi Kaukio
  
• Multi-Use of Cranberries (Vaccinium Spp.): Heritage and Pharmaceutical Results by Ain Raal, Mare Kõiva, Andres Kuperjanov, Kristel Vilbaste, Inna Vlasova, Oleh Koshovyi
  
• “Here and There One Seed Sprouts, and Then It Seems We Have Done Something”: Nurturing Creativity in Elementary Schools by Saša Poljak Istenič
  
• Motif Index of Prophetic Dream Narratives: Methods of Compilation by Anna Lazareva
  
• Narrating Ethnicity in Oral History Interviews: Life Stories of People Resettled from Estonia to Germany in 1941 by Triin Tark
  

• Seven Years of the Centre of Excellence in Estonian Studies: Dialogues With Estonia by Mare Kõiva, Liisi Laineste, Piret Voolaid
  
• The Process of Becoming a War Refugee: The Case of a Finnish Boy by Triinu Ojamaa
  
• Heroes and Villains in Memes on the 2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine by Liisi Laineste, Anastasiya Fiadotava
  
• I Am Like Green Firewood – Not Going Out, Not Catching Fire!” A Prisoner’s Self-Portrait in Letters by Maarja Hollo
  
• Multilingualism in Estonian Poetry by Saara Lotta Linno, Liina Lukas
  
• The Estonian Language and Its Influence on Music: A Cognitive Sciences Approach by Eerik Jõks, Marju Raju
  
• Gender Perspectives in the Study of Estonian Society and Culture: Current State and Challenges by Raili Marling, Eve Annuk
  
• The Popular Ballad, Rumours and Memories as a Special Narrative Format by Eda Kalmre
  
• Developmental Changes in Acoustic Characteristics of Speech of Estonian Adolescents by Einar Meister, Lya Meister
  
• Base Form and Other Forms of the Estonian Verb by Heiki-Jaan Kaalep
  
• Layers of Folkloric Variation: Computational Explorations of Poetic and Narrative Text Corpora by Mari Sarv, Risto Järv
  

• Performing an Archive: Aims, Interests, Ideologies and Expectations by Mari Sarv, Ave Goršič, Risto Järv
  
• Aleksei Peterson in the Southern Veps Villages in 1965–1969: A Chapter from the History of Soviet Estonian Ethnography by Indrek Jääts
  
• If Oskar Kolberg Had Had the Phonograph… Or How to Read the Oldest Archival Notes of Polish Traditional Music through the Prism of Phonographic Experience by Jacek Jackowski
  
• The History of the Formation of Folklore Collections in Belarus by Yanina Hrynevich
  
• Folklore Activities of the Lithuanian Science Society: Utopian Goals or Insightful Ideas? by Ruta Žarskienė
  
• The Contradictory Foundation of the Estonian Folklore Archives: Traditionality and Modernism, Unification and Segregation, and Basics of Authenticity by Liina Saarlo
  
• How to Participate in Participatory Music Making at a Contemporary Folk Music Festival: Runosong Nests at the Viljandi Folk Music Festival and Pelimanni Evenings at the Kaustinen Folk Music Festival by Helen Kõmmus
  
• Archives and the Bodily Dimension of Traditional Dance Knowledge by Sille Kapper-Tiisler
  
• Opening Archives to Society: The Experience from the Folklore Archive at Rovira i Virgili University by Carme Oriol, Emili Samper
  
• Combining Archival and Academic Research in Dissident Manuscripts: The Ostrobothnian Mystics by Päivi Mehtonen, Tarja Soiniola
  
• Udmurt Folklore Material in the Folklore Archives of the Estonian Literary Museum and Its Collectors: A Brief Review by Victor Denisov
  
• The Collection of Hungarian Traditional Games by Katalin Lázár
  
• The Estonian Folklore Archives as a Knowledge Hub by Mall Hiiemäe
  

• Representations of Gender in Estonian Graffiti and Street Art by Eve Annuk, Piret Voolaid
  
• Homophobic Discourses and Their Soviet History in Estonia by Rebeka Põldsam
  
• Adopting or Dodging the Heroic Model: Professional Trajectories of Estonian Women Architects by Ingrid Ruudi
  
• Wooing Werewolve: Girls’ Genius, Feminine, and Initiation in Angela Carter’s and Märta Tikkanen’s Versions of “Little Red Riding Hood” by Carola Maria Wide
  
• The Wild Woman Archetype: A Comparative Study of Motif Correspondence Between “Bluebeard” and the Turkish Fairy Tale “İğci Baba” by Ahmet Demir
  
• The Appearance of Grotesque Forms in Crystal Manor Tales by Esra Sazyek
  
• An Archetypal Analysis of the Queen Mother of the West in Chinese Mythology by Caihong Zhou, Zongmei Fu
  
• Traces of a Greek Myth (?) in Subcultures of Lur-Inhabited Regions of Western Iran by Kolsoum Ghazanfari, Mohammad Seadat Asl
  
• The Structures of Dialect as the Founding Element of Social Identity: The Case of Bursa City by Sibel Akgün
  

• Success Story or Traumatic Experience? An Attempt to Integrate Trauma Theory with Oral History Research for the Interpretation of First-Person Stories by Tiiu Jaago
  
• Archtypology of the Figural Antagonist in Classical Fairy Tales and Other Culture-Forming Stories by Mariana Čechová
  
• Paying Public Domain and the Albanian Protection of Folklore by Ergysa Ikonomi
  
• Algebraic Structure of Ancient Mesopotamian Omens by Andrew Schumann, Vladimir Sazonov, Joanna Töyräänvuori
  
• Youth Identity Development on the Basis of Traditional Kazakh Folk Music by Kenzhegul Bizhanova, Bakyt Arinova, Gulshat Akbayeva, Aiym Massimbayeva
  
• The Bowed Lyre of Estonia’s Swedes: Origin, Diffusion, Decline, Revival by Ain Haas
  
• Humorous Reactions to Controversies in the Estonian Public Sphere: Form, Content, Mechanisms and Comments by Anastasiya Fiadotava, Guillem Castañar, Liisi Laineste
  
• Ritual, Risk, and Danger: Avoidance Rituals among Antiquity Looters by Hicran Karataş
  
• Traditional Beliefs and Real Influence of Full Moon Days on the Behavior of Community Pharmacy Customers in Estonia by Ain Raal, Ljubov Volostsuk, Anzhela Olkhovska, Andres Kuperjanov, Mare Kõiva, Oleh Koshovyi
  
• Ethno-Graphics: Folklore and Baltic Printmaking in the Period of Late Socialism by Toms Ķencis