Robert B Klymasz
Biographic Data
| ID | 111585 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert B Klymasz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert B |
| FAMILY NAME | Klymasz |
| SIGNATURE | KLYMASZ R B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Musée de la Civilisation |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 35 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 34 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
European American music
Zubryts’kyi, Mykhailo. Zibrani tvory i materialy u tr’okh tomakh. Tom 1
Mykhailo Zubryts'kyi (1856Zubryts'kyi ( -1919) ) was one of many village clerics attached to the Ukrainian Catholic Church in the Old Galicia of Western Ukraine.But while he catered to the spiritual needs of his parishioners, this priest also recognized their socio-political aspirations.Lending his support to the surge of Ukrainianism that characterized his era, the pastor tapped into his love of the written word to access and salvage an array of…
Cossacks and Indians? Métissage in Action
Cossacks and Indians? Métissage in Action Robert B. Klymasz In 1914 a sojourner in Winnipeg commented on the city’s “Ukrainian Indians” to underline its seeming lack of European sophistication.1 Some decades later, however, that pejorative connotation was no longer operational: the notion of a “Ukrainian Indian” living in Canada was now something to be celebrated. This dramatic turnabout came with the release in 2012 of a blockbuster “bio-pic” pr…
Forays into Ukrainian Canadian Folklore Today
Having retired in 2000 from the Canadian Museum of Civilization just outside Ottawa in Gatineau, Quebec, I relocated to the city of Winnipeg Manitoba --the historic hub of Ukrainian life in Canada.Once again, I found myself in a city where it's commonly assumed that everybody is either a Ukrainian or married to one.This time, however, Winnipeg was not just a stopover on the way to promising relic areas further west --towns like Dauphin, Yorkton, …
Slavic and East European Folkloristics at the Canadian Museum of Civilization
In keeping with the growing recognition of Canada's multicultural profile and its concomitant discovery of terrae incognitae, the Canadian Museum of Civilization (nee National Museum of Canada, and later National Museum of Man), Canada's national museum of anthropology, began the earnest collection, documentation and study of Slavic and East European folklore materials in the early I%O's thanks in most part to the pioneering work of Kenneth Peaco…
Comfort Food for Breakups
Reviewed by: Comfort Food for Breakups: The Memoir of a Hungry Girl Robert B. Klymasz Marusya Bociurkiw. Comfort Food for Breakups: The Memoir of a Hungry Girl. Vancouver: Arsenal Pulp, 2007. 171 pp. $19.95 sc. A little over fifty years ago, Ukrainian literary production in Canada experienced a radical shift in its development. Instead of Ukrainian, some writers began to use English as their preferred vehicle of expression. And, moreover, women c…
United States of America
Revelations
After the Fall
Works published during the first years of independence show that post-Soviet folkloristics in Ukraine were in a state of flux. In spite of the eclipse of state funding and the concomitant initial period of disorientation, this period is also characterized by a number of important innovations that were especially significant for the advancement of Ukrainian folklore scholarship. However, some areas of investigation (such as folk religion) remain u…
Luba Bilash, Ukrainian Immigrant Songs (added title in Ukrainian
Luba BILASH, Ukrainian Immigrant Songs (added title in Ukrainian: “Slid po zhuravliakh” [ = In the path of flying crânes] [1992]. One audio-cassette (LV 7891) with notes, photo of singer, and separate insert sheet with fourteen song-texts in Ukrainian and English translation. Recorded at Dyvo Studios, Kiev, Ukraine, with subséquent editing and mixing at Damon/Soundtrack Studios in Edmonton, Canada. Produced and distributed by Luba Ventures, 3, 86…
Contemporary Expressions of Traditional Slavic Culture in North America
Macaronic Poetics in Ukrainian Canadian Folklore
AbstractL’oeuvre folklorique orale des communautés ukrainophones du Canada manifeste deux champs de création, qui sont à la fois liés et distincts: (1) l’intrusion d’éléments lexiques des deux langues officielles, anglais et français, dans un texte verbal ou oral qui est, par ailleurs, ukrainien; et (2) le cas contraire, c.à.d. l’intrusion d’éléments ukrainiens dans un texte soit anglais, soit français. Ce dernier phénomène se rencontre particuli…
Ukrainian Dumy. Editio Minor. Original Texts
Folk Music of Canada's Oldest Polish Community
Bekevar
The heroic epic and Canadian folklore
L'auteur s'interroge à propos de l'absence de poèmes épiques dans les collections de folklore comme dans les préoccupations de la recherche folklorique au Canada et tente de voir dans quelle mesure on pourrait identifier des formes de production littéraire qui s'y apparenteraient et qu'on n'aurait pas su reconnaître de ce point de vue jusqu'à ce jour
V. D. Bonch-Bruevich and the Lenin Connection in New World Folkloristics
Ukrainian-American Fiddle and Dance Music
Folklore Politics in the Soviet Ukraine
Traditional Ukrainian Balladry in Canada
Ukrajins'ki narodni melodiji [Ükrainian Folk Melodies]
From Immigrant to Ethnic Folklore
An Introduction to the Ukranian-Canadian Immigrant Folksong Cycle
Sounds You Never before Heard
A lthough the gradual loss of the old mother tongue among minority ethnic groups on this continent usually signals the degeneration of various aspects of the traditional folklore complex, the same process can concomitantly pave the way for the penetration of new elements and the generation of original phenomena. New motivations and inventions tend to replace the old resulting in a new look and a new outlook which are more attuned, as it were, to …
An Introduction to the Ukrainian-Canadian Immigrant Folksong Cycle
Folklore Politics in the Soviet Ukraine
From Immigrant to Ethnic Folklore
The Canadianization of Slavic Surnames; A Study in Language Contact
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Macaronic Poetics in Ukrainian Canadian Folklore
AbstractL’oeuvre folklorique orale des communautés ukrainophones du Canada manifeste deux champs de création, qui sont à la fois liés et distincts: (1) l’intrusion d’éléments lexiques des deux langues officielles, anglais et français, dans un texte verbal ou oral qui est, par ailleurs, ukrainien; et (2) le cas contraire, c.à.d. l’intrusion d’éléments ukrainiens dans un texte soit anglais, soit français. Ce dernier phénomène se rencontre particuli…
Sounds You Never before Heard
A lthough the gradual loss of the old mother tongue among minority ethnic groups on this continent usually signals the degeneration of various aspects of the traditional folklore complex, the same process can concomitantly pave the way for the penetration of new elements and the generation of original phenomena. New motivations and inventions tend to replace the old resulting in a new look and a new outlook which are more attuned, as it were, to …
The Letter in Canadian Ukrainian Folklore
The Canadianization of Slavic Surnames; A Study in Language Contact
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A Classified Dictionary of Slavic Surname Changes in Canada
Ukrainian-Canadian Folklore and Dialectological Texts, Vol. IV
Slovenske l'udove piesne, Zvazok IV [Slovak Folksongs, Volume 4]
Field Work in the Canadian Prairie Provinces
Suvremennata bul garska narodna pesen (Proucvane i obrazci) [The Contemporary Bulgarian Folksong (A Study with Examples)]
Social and Cultural Motifs in Canadian Ukrainian Lullabies
The Letter in Canadian Ukrainian Folklore
A Bibliography of Ukrainian Folklore in Canada, 1902-64
Ukrainskie pesni Zakarpat'ja [Songs of the Carpathian Ukraine]
Sounds You Never before Heard
A lthough the gradual loss of the old mother tongue among minority ethnic groups on this continent usually signals the degeneration of various aspects of the traditional folklore complex, the same process can concomitantly pave the way for the penetration of new elements and the generation of original phenomena. New motivations and inventions tend to replace the old resulting in a new look and a new outlook which are more attuned, as it were, to …
An Introduction to the Ukrainian-Canadian Immigrant Folksong Cycle
From Immigrant to Ethnic Folklore
An Introduction to the Ukranian-Canadian Immigrant Folksong Cycle
Traditional Ukrainian Balladry in Canada
Ukrajins'ki narodni melodiji [Ükrainian Folk Melodies]
Folklore Politics in the Soviet Ukraine
Ukrainian-American Fiddle and Dance Music
The heroic epic and Canadian folklore
L'auteur s'interroge à propos de l'absence de poèmes épiques dans les collections de folklore comme dans les préoccupations de la recherche folklorique au Canada et tente de voir dans quelle mesure on pourrait identifier des formes de production littéraire qui s'y apparenteraient et qu'on n'aurait pas su reconnaître de ce point de vue jusqu'à ce jour
V. D. Bonch-Bruevich and the Lenin Connection in New World Folkloristics
Ukrainian Dumy. Editio Minor. Original Texts
Folk Music of Canada's Oldest Polish Community
Bekevar
Macaronic Poetics in Ukrainian Canadian Folklore
AbstractL’oeuvre folklorique orale des communautés ukrainophones du Canada manifeste deux champs de création, qui sont à la fois liés et distincts: (1) l’intrusion d’éléments lexiques des deux langues officielles, anglais et français, dans un texte verbal ou oral qui est, par ailleurs, ukrainien; et (2) le cas contraire, c.à.d. l’intrusion d’éléments ukrainiens dans un texte soit anglais, soit français. Ce dernier phénomène se rencontre particuli…
Contemporary Expressions of Traditional Slavic Culture in North America
History (22 works) · Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies (18 works) · Linguistics (16 works) · Philosophy (15 works) · Ukrainian (14 works) · Art (13 works) · Political science (11 works) · Folklore (10 works) · Archaeology (8 works) · Canadian Identity and History (8 works)