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Representations of gender in Estonian graffiti and street art | 2024 | Folklore (Tartu) 92 (): 7-48 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Homophobic discourses and their Soviet history in Estonia | 2024 | Folklore (Tartu) 92 (): 49-72 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Adopting or dodging the heroic model: professional trajectories of Estonian women architects | 2024 | Folklore (Tartu) 92 (): 73-98 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Wooing werewolve: girls’ genius, feminine, and initiation in Angela Carter’s and Märta Tikkanen’s versions of “Little Red Riding Hood” | 2024 | Folklore (Tartu) 92 (): 99-120 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
The wild woman archetype: a comparative study of motif correspondence between "Bluebeard" and the Turkish fairy tale "İğci Baba” | 2024 | Folklore (Tartu) 92 (): 121-44 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
The appearance of grotesque forms in Crystal manor tales | 2024 | Folklore (Tartu) 92 (): 145-66 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
An archetypal analysis of the queen mother of the west in Chinese mythology | 2024 | Folklore (Tartu) 92 (): 167-84 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Traces of a Greek myth (?) in subcultures of Lur-inhabited regions of western Iran | 2024 | Folklore (Tartu) 92 (): 185-202 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
The structures of dialect as the founding element of social identity: the case of Bursa City | 2024 | Folklore (Tartu) 92 (): 203-22 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Materiality of magic in Estonian and Finnish museums | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 88 (): 7-36 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Traditional healing expectations in light of placebo and performance studies | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 88 (): 37-68 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
‘Have you heard of Kalevauva.fi yet?’ Modern folklore, humour, and gender in the lyrics of the Finnish folk troubadour duo Kalevauva.fi | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 88 (): 69-94 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Messages behind self-gifting practices: a phenomenological-anthropological approach | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 88 (): 95-118 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
The European bear's son tale: its reception and influence on indigenous oral traditions in North America | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 88 (): 119-46 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Melting in the melting pot: the acculturation experience of the Ahiska Turks in the US | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 88 (): 147-68 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
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 | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 88 (): 179-88 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Folkloric manifestation of primitive impulses: folk riddles | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 88 (): 191-218 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Political meaning hidden behind enchanting melodies: how China delivered ideological messages in the song cycle "Four Seasons of Our Motherland" | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 88 (): 219-34 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Introduction: Affective mires in contemporary culture | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 89 (): 7-14 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Experiences of mire sports: sensory encounters with nature | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 89 (): 15-46 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Figures in the mire: towards transformative art and a respectful mire relationship | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 89 (): 47-76 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Messy affairs with imagined swamp creatures: the human-nature relationship in swamp monster narratives | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 89 (): 77-106 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Multi-use of cranberries (Vaccinium spp.): heritage and pharmaceutical results | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 89 (): 107-42 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
“Here and there one seed sprouts, and then it seems we have done something”: nurturing creativity in elementary schools | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 89 (): 143-60 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Motif index and prophetic dream narratives: methods of compilation | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 89 (): 161-90 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Narrating ethnicity in oral history interviews: life stories of people resettled from Estonia to Germany | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 89 (): 191-216 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
"I am like green firewood - not going out, not catching fire!" A prisoner's self-portrait in letters | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 90 (): 63-80 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
The Estonian language and its influence on music: a cognitive sciences approach | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 90 (): 109-36 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Base form and other forms of the Estonian verb | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 90 (): 207-32 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
The popular balland, rumours and memories as a special narrative format | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 90 (): 155-78 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Seven years of the Centre of Excellence in Estonian Studies: dialogues with Estonia | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 90 (): 7-12 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Heroes and villains in memes on the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 90 (): 35-62 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Multilingualism in Estonian poetry | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 90 (): 81-108 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Gender perspective in the study of Estonian society and culture: current state and challenges | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 90 (): 137-54 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Developmental changes in the acoustic characteristic of speech in Estonian adolescents | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 90 (): 179-206 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
The process of becoming a war refugee: the case of a Finnish boy | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 90 (): 13-34 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Layers of folkloric variation: computational explorations of poetic and narrative texts corpora | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 90 (): 233-66 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Performing and archive: aims, interests, ideologies and expectations | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 91 (): 7-24 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Aleksei Peterson in the southern Veps villages in 1965–1969: a chapter from the history of Soviet Estonian ethnography | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 91 (): 25-46 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
If Oskar Kolberg had had thephonograph… Or how to read the oldest archival notes of Polish traditional music through the prism of phonographic experience | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 91 (): 47-70 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Folklore activities of the Lithuanian Science Society: utopian goals or insightful ideas? | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 91 (): 95-110 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
The history of the formation of folklore collections in Belarus | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 91 (): 71-94 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
The contradictory foundation of the Estonian Folklore Archives: traditionality and modernism, unification and segregation, and basics of authenticity | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 91 (): 111-40 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
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 | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 91 (): 141-64 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Archives and the bodily dimension of traditional dance knowledge | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 91 (): 165-76 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Opening archives to society: the experience from the Folklore Archive at Rovira i Virgili University | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 91 (): 179-96 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Combining archival and academic research in dissident manuscripts: the Ostrobothnian Mystics | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 91 (): 197-208 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
Udmurt folklore material in the Folklore Archives of the Estonian Literary Museum and its collectors: a brief review | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 91 (): 209-14 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
The collection of Hungarian traditional games | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 91 (): 215-22 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 | |||
The Estonian Folklore Archives as a knowledge hub | 2023 | Folklore (Tartu) 91 (): 223-30 | H6/KVT [FOLKLORE-] | 1406-0949 |