Anu Korb
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 324707 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Anu Korb |
| NOMBRES | Anu |
| APELLIDO | Korb |
| FIRMA | KORB A |
| AFILIACIONES | Estonian Literary Museum |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 3 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2000 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Tülitan teid oma Siberi keelega”. Rosalie Ottessoni mängukirjeldused Eesti Rahvaluule Arhiivis
Artiklis käsitleme 1960.–1970. aastail ENSV TA Fr. R. Kreutzwaldi nimelise Kirjandusmuuseumi rahvaluule osakonnale1 kaastööd teinud, Siberi Krasnojarski krai Ülem-Bulanka külast pärit Rosalie Ottessoni (eluaastad 1899–1979) saadetiste üht osa – mängude kirjapanekuid oma sünnikülast ja naabruses asuvast Ülem-Suetukist. Ottessoni mängude ja mängusituatsioonide kirjeldustele läheneme rahvaliku kirjalikkuse (ingl vernacular literacy) mõiste kaudu,…
Siberi eestlaste lapse sünniga seotud kombestik ja sünnituslood
To study the childbirth customs and stories of Siberian Estonians, I used conversations and interviews conducted in various Siberian Estonian communities during the fieldwork of the Estonian Folklore Archives between 1991 and 2013, as well as the memories of Estonians who had been born in the Estonian settlements in Siberia and repatriated during or after the Second World War. As information related to childbirth customs is very much a private ma…
Nimi ei riku meest
Artikkel käsitleb Siberi eestlaste eesnimesid ja nimepaneku traditsiooni, toob esile kogukondade populaarsed ja haruldased eesnimed, nimepanekuga seotud uskumused ja kombed ning aja jooksul traditsioonis toimunud muutused, jälgib hüüd- ja lisanimede tekkimist ja kasutamist Siberi eestlaste kogukondades
Ravitsejad Siberi eesti kogukondades
The article is based on manuscripts as well as sound and video recordings on folk medicine collected during fieldwork conducted by the researchers of the Estonian Folklore Archives in 1991–2013 from Estonians born and raised in different Siberian Estonian communities. The ancestors of the visited Estonians had either left their homeland in search of land in the last decades of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries or were descendants o…
The Task of a Cultural Researcher
This article analyses the roles of a folklore researcher and the media in introducing the Siberian Estonian communities to the Estonian public after Estonia regained independence. With the restoration of the Republic of Estonia in 1991, the Estonians in Siberia, who had previously lived in the Soviet Union as Estonian Estonians, suddenly became so-called "foreign Estonians"
Ottessoni Roosi vanamesi jutud. Siberi eestlaste muinasjutud Eesti Rahvaluule Arhiivis
Artikkel põhineb Eesti Kirjandusmuuseumi rahvaluule osakonna(1) Siberi eestlasest kaastöölise Rosalie Ottessoni (1899–1979) kirja pandud muinasjuttudel. Ottesson saatis arhiivile paljudesse koolivihikutesse talletatud mitmekesist rahvapärimust huvitava vanapärase traditsiooniga külakogukonna kohta (kokku 78 saadetist, ligi 3000 lk – Korb 2015: 13). Kirjapandud jutupärimusest moodustavad olulisima osa usundilised muistendid, kuid Ottesson on tall…
Folkloor ja eluloolisus Venemaa eestlaste mälestustes
Teesid
Virumaa rahvaluule kogumine ja kogujad
The article gives an overview of folklore collecting in Estonia throughout times, on the example of the activity of folklore collectors in one of the regions – Virumaa. The collection work grew out of the pursuits of German-origin intellectuals in the early 19th century and, on the initiative of Jakob Hurt, Matthias Johann Eisen, and some others, evolved into an all-Estonian undertaking involving many active people. Irrespective of the state orde…
Kirjad rahvuskaaslastelt Siberist. Side Eestiga ja välitööde jätk
Ajavahemikul 1991–2013 tegin Eesti Rahvaluule Arhiivi ekspeditsioonigrupi koosseisus folkloristlikke välitöid erinevates tänini püsinud Siberi eesti kogukondades. Külastatud eestlaste esivanemad olid XIX sajandi viimasel kümnendil ja XX sajandi algul välja rännanud või sattunud Siberisse veelgi varem muul moel, näiteks sõjapõgenikena või Vene tsaarivõimude väljasaadetuina. Välitöödel keskendusime maapiirkondades elavate vanema põlvkonna eestlaste…
Oma toit
Teesid
The Funeral Culture of Estonians in the Minusinsk Region, Siberia, as a Representation of the Community and Its Transformation
The article discusses the death and funeral culture of Estonians inhabiting the Minusinsk region in East Siberia as a representation of the community's solidarity and a sense of belonging, while observing changes in the funeral culture.The majority of Estonians living today in the Minusinsk region are descendants of the peasants who migrated to this area in search of free land in the last quarter of the 19th and at the beginning of the 20th centu…
From Collecting to Studying the Folklore of Siberian Estonians and Latvians
In December 2008, the joint conference of Estonian and Latvian researchers of culture, 'Compatriots in Siberia', was held at the Estonian Literary Museum (for the abstracts see The Estonian-Latvian Conference 2008). At the conference, an idea was put forward to compile a collection of articles based on the research of compatriots of these two countries in Siberia, to introduce the corresponding work and studies to a wider audience. The publicatio…
Researchers-archivists and Siberian Correspondent Rosalie Ottesson
Minu esmane huvi
On the adaptation and acculturation of Estonians in Siberia on the basis of folklore material
Eestist lahkumine, põgenemine läände, oli seotud Teise maailmasõjaga
Healers and Healing Skills in the Ryzhkovo Vironian Community
This article explores the implementation of folk medical practices and procedures in the Viru (i.e. Estonian and Finnish) group in the village of Ryzhkovo, founded as a mixed Lutheran settlement in Western Siberia around 1803. The material is based on the author's fieldwork in 1999, 2000 and 2004. Despite the currently multi-national and multi-ethnic nature of the village, Ryzhkovo still maintains separate territories for Latvians and Vironians -…
Välitööd rahvuskaaslaste juures Krasnojarski krais
Rahvaloenduse andmetel elas 2002. aastal Krasnojarski krais veel umbes 4000 eestlast, linnas neist umbes tuhat. Eestis teatakse enim 19. sajandil Vene tsaari poolt vljasaadetute rajatud klasid lem-Suetuk (vene k ) ja lem-Bulanka ( )
Remigration and Telling about It
I will analyse the stories which focus on the reasons for returning to Estonia and remigration and have been written and told by Estonians who were born in Russia and returned to their motherland. These people returned to Estonia during 1941-1958 until the time Estonia became newly independent. Their ancestors had migrated to the rural areas of Russia since the middle of the 19th century
Rõžkovo virulaste rahvakalender
Teesid: Artiklis on vaatluse all 1803. aasta paiku asutatud vanima Lne-Siberi luteriusuliste asunduse Rkovo virulaste (
Ravitsemisoskus kui pärimusrühma ühisteadmus
Paljurahvuseliseks ja -keelseks klaks muutunud paigas on tnapevalgi ltlastel ja virulastel kummalgi oma territoorium -lti
Tagasi Siberi Kasekülas
Teekond Kaseklla
On Factors Affecting Folkloristic Fieldwork
Estonians in Siberia are the descendents of the Estonians deported by the Russian Tsar in the 18th-19th century, and of voluntary emigrants who left Estonia during the final decade of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. The article observes the main factors that have influenced the results of folkloristic fieldwork on collecting Estonian folklore in Estonian communities in Siberia during 1991-2000. The author has also pointed …
Siberi eestlaste surma- ja matusekombestikust 20. sajandi viimasel kümnendil
peielauani ning hilisemaid mälestuspäevi
Ajalugu ja pärimus
In the current article I attempt to observe the narratives of the Siberian Estonians concerning their origin and ancestors, follow their folkloric history and compare it to historical sources. During 1991-2000 I collected oral narratives in about 30 native Estonian or Lutheran settlements.The villages are scattered over a wide territory stretching from West-Siberia to East-Siberia. The Siberian Estonians questioned were the descendants of deporte…
Oma toit
Teesid
Remigration and Telling about It
I will analyse the stories which focus on the reasons for returning to Estonia and remigration and have been written and told by Estonians who were born in Russia and returned to their motherland. These people returned to Estonia during 1941-1958 until the time Estonia became newly independent. Their ancestors had migrated to the rural areas of Russia since the middle of the 19th century
Ravitsemisoskus kui pärimusrühma ühisteadmus
Paljurahvuseliseks ja -keelseks klaks muutunud paigas on tnapevalgi ltlastel ja virulastel kummalgi oma territoorium -lti
Ajalugu ja pärimus
In the current article I attempt to observe the narratives of the Siberian Estonians concerning their origin and ancestors, follow their folkloric history and compare it to historical sources. During 1991-2000 I collected oral narratives in about 30 native Estonian or Lutheran settlements.The villages are scattered over a wide territory stretching from West-Siberia to East-Siberia. The Siberian Estonians questioned were the descendants of deporte…
Siberi eestlaste surma- ja matusekombestikust 20. sajandi viimasel kümnendil
peielauani ning hilisemaid mälestuspäevi
Tagasi Siberi Kasekülas
Teekond Kaseklla
On Factors Affecting Folkloristic Fieldwork
Estonians in Siberia are the descendents of the Estonians deported by the Russian Tsar in the 18th-19th century, and of voluntary emigrants who left Estonia during the final decade of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. The article observes the main factors that have influenced the results of folkloristic fieldwork on collecting Estonian folklore in Estonian communities in Siberia during 1991-2000. The author has also pointed …
Rõžkovo virulaste rahvakalender
Teesid: Artiklis on vaatluse all 1803. aasta paiku asutatud vanima Lne-Siberi luteriusuliste asunduse Rkovo virulaste (
Ravitsemisoskus kui pärimusrühma ühisteadmus
Paljurahvuseliseks ja -keelseks klaks muutunud paigas on tnapevalgi ltlastel ja virulastel kummalgi oma territoorium -lti
Välitööd rahvuskaaslaste juures Krasnojarski krais
Rahvaloenduse andmetel elas 2002. aastal Krasnojarski krais veel umbes 4000 eestlast, linnas neist umbes tuhat. Eestis teatakse enim 19. sajandil Vene tsaari poolt vljasaadetute rajatud klasid lem-Suetuk (vene k ) ja lem-Bulanka ( )
Remigration and Telling about It
I will analyse the stories which focus on the reasons for returning to Estonia and remigration and have been written and told by Estonians who were born in Russia and returned to their motherland. These people returned to Estonia during 1941-1958 until the time Estonia became newly independent. Their ancestors had migrated to the rural areas of Russia since the middle of the 19th century
Healers and Healing Skills in the Ryzhkovo Vironian Community
This article explores the implementation of folk medical practices and procedures in the Viru (i.e. Estonian and Finnish) group in the village of Ryzhkovo, founded as a mixed Lutheran settlement in Western Siberia around 1803. The material is based on the author's fieldwork in 1999, 2000 and 2004. Despite the currently multi-national and multi-ethnic nature of the village, Ryzhkovo still maintains separate territories for Latvians and Vironians -…
On the adaptation and acculturation of Estonians in Siberia on the basis of folklore material
Eestist lahkumine, põgenemine läände, oli seotud Teise maailmasõjaga
Researchers-archivists and Siberian Correspondent Rosalie Ottesson
Minu esmane huvi
The Funeral Culture of Estonians in the Minusinsk Region, Siberia, as a Representation of the Community and Its Transformation
The article discusses the death and funeral culture of Estonians inhabiting the Minusinsk region in East Siberia as a representation of the community's solidarity and a sense of belonging, while observing changes in the funeral culture.The majority of Estonians living today in the Minusinsk region are descendants of the peasants who migrated to this area in search of free land in the last quarter of the 19th and at the beginning of the 20th centu…
From Collecting to Studying the Folklore of Siberian Estonians and Latvians
In December 2008, the joint conference of Estonian and Latvian researchers of culture, 'Compatriots in Siberia', was held at the Estonian Literary Museum (for the abstracts see The Estonian-Latvian Conference 2008). At the conference, an idea was put forward to compile a collection of articles based on the research of compatriots of these two countries in Siberia, to introduce the corresponding work and studies to a wider audience. The publicatio…
Oma toit
Teesid
Kirjad rahvuskaaslastelt Siberist. Side Eestiga ja välitööde jätk
Ajavahemikul 1991–2013 tegin Eesti Rahvaluule Arhiivi ekspeditsioonigrupi koosseisus folkloristlikke välitöid erinevates tänini püsinud Siberi eesti kogukondades. Külastatud eestlaste esivanemad olid XIX sajandi viimasel kümnendil ja XX sajandi algul välja rännanud või sattunud Siberisse veelgi varem muul moel, näiteks sõjapõgenikena või Vene tsaarivõimude väljasaadetuina. Välitöödel keskendusime maapiirkondades elavate vanema põlvkonna eestlaste…
Virumaa rahvaluule kogumine ja kogujad
The article gives an overview of folklore collecting in Estonia throughout times, on the example of the activity of folklore collectors in one of the regions – Virumaa. The collection work grew out of the pursuits of German-origin intellectuals in the early 19th century and, on the initiative of Jakob Hurt, Matthias Johann Eisen, and some others, evolved into an all-Estonian undertaking involving many active people. Irrespective of the state orde…
Folkloor ja eluloolisus Venemaa eestlaste mälestustes
Teesid
Ottessoni Roosi vanamesi jutud. Siberi eestlaste muinasjutud Eesti Rahvaluule Arhiivis
Artikkel põhineb Eesti Kirjandusmuuseumi rahvaluule osakonna(1) Siberi eestlasest kaastöölise Rosalie Ottessoni (1899–1979) kirja pandud muinasjuttudel. Ottesson saatis arhiivile paljudesse koolivihikutesse talletatud mitmekesist rahvapärimust huvitava vanapärase traditsiooniga külakogukonna kohta (kokku 78 saadetist, ligi 3000 lk – Korb 2015: 13). Kirjapandud jutupärimusest moodustavad olulisima osa usundilised muistendid, kuid Ottesson on tall…
Ravitsejad Siberi eesti kogukondades
The article is based on manuscripts as well as sound and video recordings on folk medicine collected during fieldwork conducted by the researchers of the Estonian Folklore Archives in 1991–2013 from Estonians born and raised in different Siberian Estonian communities. The ancestors of the visited Estonians had either left their homeland in search of land in the last decades of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries or were descendants o…
The Task of a Cultural Researcher
This article analyses the roles of a folklore researcher and the media in introducing the Siberian Estonian communities to the Estonian public after Estonia regained independence. With the restoration of the Republic of Estonia in 1991, the Estonians in Siberia, who had previously lived in the Soviet Union as Estonian Estonians, suddenly became so-called "foreign Estonians"
Nimi ei riku meest
Artikkel käsitleb Siberi eestlaste eesnimesid ja nimepaneku traditsiooni, toob esile kogukondade populaarsed ja haruldased eesnimed, nimepanekuga seotud uskumused ja kombed ning aja jooksul traditsioonis toimunud muutused, jälgib hüüd- ja lisanimede tekkimist ja kasutamist Siberi eestlaste kogukondades
Tülitan teid oma Siberi keelega”. Rosalie Ottessoni mängukirjeldused Eesti Rahvaluule Arhiivis
Artiklis käsitleme 1960.–1970. aastail ENSV TA Fr. R. Kreutzwaldi nimelise Kirjandusmuuseumi rahvaluule osakonnale1 kaastööd teinud, Siberi Krasnojarski krai Ülem-Bulanka külast pärit Rosalie Ottessoni (eluaastad 1899–1979) saadetiste üht osa – mängude kirjapanekuid oma sünnikülast ja naabruses asuvast Ülem-Suetukist. Ottessoni mängude ja mängusituatsioonide kirjeldustele läheneme rahvaliku kirjalikkuse (ingl vernacular literacy) mõiste kaudu,…
Siberi eestlaste lapse sünniga seotud kombestik ja sünnituslood
To study the childbirth customs and stories of Siberian Estonians, I used conversations and interviews conducted in various Siberian Estonian communities during the fieldwork of the Estonian Folklore Archives between 1991 and 2013, as well as the memories of Estonians who had been born in the Estonian settlements in Siberia and repatriated during or after the Second World War. As information related to childbirth customs is very much a private ma…
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