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- publication . Article . 2020Open Access EstonianAuthors:Elo-Hanna Seljamaa;Publisher: Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum
The article aims to bring together debates surrounding the use of ethnographic methods in contemporary art, and attempts to theorize and define artistic research or “research in the arts”. It stems from concern about differences and overlaps between the application of e...
- publication . Article . 2019Open Access EstonianAuthors:Enn Ernits;Publisher: Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum
The article gives an insight into the hagiology (Old Russian житие) of Alexander Nevsky (ca. 1220–1263), Grand Prince of Novgorod and Vladimir. It was probably put down in the 1280s, at the Nativity Monastery in Vladimir, where his body was initially buried and where, i...
- publication . Article . 2016Open Access EstonianAuthors:Ulle Tarkiainen;Publisher: Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum
The possibilities for using folklore in studying history are directly dependent on the raised problem. In memories about the distant past, reality and fiction are often mixed up, which is why historians may regard the reliability of such stories as low. Still, such folk...
- publication . Article . 2016Open Access EstonianAuthors:Liina Paales;Publisher: Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum
Different aspects of deafness are dealt with within the realms of, for example, medicine, law, educational science, and psychology. This article focuses on the Deaf folk group, and more specifically on the Estonian Deaf community and its culture from the viewpoint of fo...
- publication . Article . 2016Open Access EstonianAuthors:Tiiu Jaago;Publisher: Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum
In this article the occurrence of the colour term ‘red’ is studied comparatively in the regilaul of two Estonian counties. Earlier studies on colour terms in the Estonian regilaul have shown that colour terms are rarely found in songs. At the same time, they are conspic...
- publication . Article . 2014Open Access EstonianAuthors:Pavel Limerov;Publisher: Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum
The article compares the biography of St. Stephen of Perm, written by Epiphanius the Wise, with the stories about the miracle maker Stephen known in Komi folklore. The author explores the influences of Russian culture on Permian (Komi) culture by mediation of St. Stephe...
- publication . Article . 2014Open Access EstonianAuthors:Anne Heimo;Publisher: Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum
Since the 1990s there has been a notable increase in family history research and genealogy in many countries. The development and popularity of information and social networking technology has substantially contributed to this boom in family history. Numerous associatio...
- publication . Article . 2014Open Access EstonianAuthors:Marta Kurkowska-Budzan;Publisher: Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum
In most of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, oral history was initiated in the circles of dissidents in the 1980s. Memories of the politically marginalised or persecuted citizens were the source of insights into uncensored versions of recent past. Therefore t...
- publication . Article . 2013Open Access EstonianAuthors:Ülle Sillasoo;Publisher: Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum
One of the characteristics of the 15th–16th-century pre-Reformation sacral art in southern central Europe, as well as in the Netherlands and Italy, is the multitude of natural plant depictions. Depending on the artists and subjects of paintings, plant depictions could, ...
- publication . Article . 2013Tummali ajalugu. Mõningaid märkusi muistsete Sumeri kuningate ja nende kuningavõimu ideoloogia kohtaOpen Access EstonianAuthors:Vladimir Sazonov;Publisher: Eesti Kirjandusmuuseum
The current short but very important Sumerian literary text, which was written in the Sumerian language at the end of the reign of Ur III (2112–2004 BCE) or at the beginning of the Isin-Larsa epoch (ca 21st or 20th century BCE), consists of only 33 lines.The temple of T...