Triinu Ojamaa
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 247951 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Triinu Ojamaa |
| NOMBRES | Triinu |
| APELLIDO | Ojamaa |
| FIRMA | OJAMAA T |
| AFILIACIONES | Estonian Literary Museum |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3314-1489 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1997 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Lapsed, kes uskusid IMEsse. Siirdeaja elulugude temaatiline struktuur
Life-writing research has traditionally relied on the autobiographies of older individuals, shaping prevailing understandings of what people choose to narrate when recounting their lives. In contrast, this study examines 154 autobiographical texts written by teenagers in 1989, 1990, and 1993 – during Estonia’s transition toward a democratic political system and a market economy, a period marked by profound changes in attitudes, aspirations and wo…
Eesti mobilisatsioonipõgenike kirjasuhtlusest Soome Jätkusõja ajal
The article deals with the letters of young men who escaped from Estonia to Finland during the German occupation in order to avoid the mobilization announced in 1943. Almost immediately after arriving in Finland, some of the refugees illegally emigrated to Sweden, but the majority started looking for temporary accommodation and work in Helsinki and its surroundings. The Continuation War (1941–1944) was going on, and thus a large number of Estonia…
Kirjažanrist Euroopa kultuuriloos ning kirjavahetuste avaldamisest ja uurimisest Eestis
The article deals with the emergence, development and blooming of the letter genre in European cultural history until the middle of the 20th century. The oldest letters that have survived to our time date from the 3rd-2nd centuries BC and are written in cuneiform. The first major heyday of the literary genre was in the time of ancient Rome, when both politicians and philosophers exchanged letters, but also several writers used the letter form in …
The Process of Becoming a War Refugee
The article observes the different stages of the gradual process by which Olev Mikiver became a refugee, following the formation and interweaving of his professional (artist's) identity, his identity as a soldier and as a refugee, based on his private letters. The study mainly focuses on four letters written by Mikiver during the Finnish Continuation War, in which he participated as a volunteer in 1943-1944; these volunteers later became known as…
Pagulase suhtlusvõrgustiku kujunemisest lähikondsetega. Ilmar Laabani juhtum / On the Formation of a Refugee’s Contact Network with Kith and Kin
Artiklis rekonstrueeritakse luuletaja, tõlkija ja kultuurikriitiku Ilmar Laabani suhtlusvõrgustiku kujunemisprotsess lähikondsetega tema paguluses elamise ajal ning analüüsitakse selle toimimist aastatel 1946–1999. Juhtumiuurimus põhineb Laabanile saadetud kirjadel. Laabani suhtlusvõrgustik tervikuna on struktuurilt ebatüüpiline: domineerib rahvusvaheline segment ning kõige nõrgemalt on välja kujunenud kontaktid lähikondsetega, mis üldjuhul moodu…
Koroona-aasta Triinu Merese blogis “Maha äng”
The history of the (we)blog shows that this online genre can be evaluated as an excellent source of data for qualitative research of various problems. Some authors (e.g. Hookway 2008) even consider the blog as a research technique for exploring certain questions which deal with people’s everyday practices. This article presents the results of a case study, which are based on content analysis of a personal blog (diary blog). The study grew out of …
Towards New Methodologies in Migration and Diaspora Studies
The introduction to the second part of the special issue, titled "On the Move: Migration and Diasporas", focuses on current methodological advances in the field, in particular on mixed-methods approaches and methods for studying digital diasporas as well as some related conceptual concerns, for example, the reemergence and critical revision of the concept of cosmopolitanism. The relevance of the contributions of the current issue to larger tenden…
Conceptual Alignments and Debates in the Study of Mobility and Migration
The introduction to the first part of the special issue of Folklore: Electronic Journal of Folklore, titled "On the Move: Migration and Diasporas", situates the articles included in the issue within theoretical discussions of significant factors that have influenced population movements, formation of diaspora communities, and diversification of the transnational life style during the past decades. The introduction discusses the genealogy of the c…
Situating Narratives of Migration and Diaspora
The idea of the special issue â Narrating Migration and Diasporaâ grew out of the current situation in the world: the word â migrationâ often accompanied by the word â crisesâ , reaches us every day via various media channels. During the last decades the world has been increasingly defined by mobility and transnationality. To interpret and analyze these processes, international scholars from different fields focus on the aspects such as sources a…
Patriotism and Love in the Context of the Estonian Western Diaspora
The article focuses on the love Estonians abroad have for their country of origin, compatriots, and people with different ethnic backgrounds. The research material consists of interviews, essays, and two novels. The interviews have mainly been collected from the Second World War refugees and their descendants in Canada, the USA, Australia, and Europe. The essays include immigrants' thoughts and feelings toward Estonia from the time of the restora…
Festivalide funktsioon kodu- ja eksiileesti kultuurisuhtluse kujunemisloos / Role of cultural festivals in the development of cultural relations between the Estonian homeland and diaspora
Seose säilitamine päritolumaa ja -kultuuriga on diasporaaühiskondadele üldomane tunnusjoon, kuid eri etnilise ja poliitilise taustaga diasporaad realiseerivad seda erinevalt. Võõrsil elavate eestlaste kokkukuuluvustunnet on aidanud süvendada kultuurifestivalid. Artikkel analüüsib festivaliformaati, mida nimetatakse eesti päevadeks. Fookuses on 1983. aastal Göteborgis Estivali nimemärgi all toimunud eesti päevade idee ja selle teostamisega seotud …
Kroonikaklipp kui kultuuriloo dokument
le rootsieestlaste kultuurisndmusi
The self-image of diaspora Estonians in the changing world
The paper deals with diaspora Estonians’ collective identity. Our research was based on interviews and Estonian exile literature. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 48 respondents from Europe, Canada, the United States, and Australia. The first, second and third generations were represented; ages ranged from 15 to 93. The respondents were also divided into „old” and „new” subgroups, based on whether they left Estonia before or after t…
Hüperventilatsiooni ilmingud rituaalsetes tantsudes
Teesid: Uurimuse aluseks on
Elulugu muusikas. Nganassaani autobiograafilise sisuga laulud
The Englisch version of this article cf. Folklore. An Electronic Journal of Folklore 2002, vol. 21
The Story of Life in Music
In the traditional music of North Siberian peoples one can find songs that belong to a concrete person. The content of these songs is autobiographical. This musical genre may have its roots in very early history. Analogous songs make up an important part of the musical heritage of those Northern American indigenous peoples who lost contact with Eurasia thousands of years ago. Supposedly the final wave of large-scale migration from Siberia to the …
The shaman as the zoomorphic human
In this paper the shaman's transformations into an animal or a bird by means of casbing spells and studied with a great importance attached to the question by which means are these transformations made visible and audible. The inspiration for the research is got from the Nganasan foretelling spell in 1990(*1) and that is why the work is that nganasan-centred. The comparative material of the subject both of the nothern and the southern regions of …
Pagulase suhtlusvõrgustiku kujunemisest lähikondsetega. Ilmar Laabani juhtum / On the Formation of a Refugee’s Contact Network with Kith and Kin
Artiklis rekonstrueeritakse luuletaja, tõlkija ja kultuurikriitiku Ilmar Laabani suhtlusvõrgustiku kujunemisprotsess lähikondsetega tema paguluses elamise ajal ning analüüsitakse selle toimimist aastatel 1946–1999. Juhtumiuurimus põhineb Laabanile saadetud kirjadel. Laabani suhtlusvõrgustik tervikuna on struktuurilt ebatüüpiline: domineerib rahvusvaheline segment ning kõige nõrgemalt on välja kujunenud kontaktid lähikondsetega, mis üldjuhul moodu…
Patriotism and Love in the Context of the Estonian Western Diaspora
The article focuses on the love Estonians abroad have for their country of origin, compatriots, and people with different ethnic backgrounds. The research material consists of interviews, essays, and two novels. The interviews have mainly been collected from the Second World War refugees and their descendants in Canada, the USA, Australia, and Europe. The essays include immigrants' thoughts and feelings toward Estonia from the time of the restora…
The shaman as the zoomorphic human
In this paper the shaman's transformations into an animal or a bird by means of casbing spells and studied with a great importance attached to the question by which means are these transformations made visible and audible. The inspiration for the research is got from the Nganasan foretelling spell in 1990(*1) and that is why the work is that nganasan-centred. The comparative material of the subject both of the nothern and the southern regions of …
The Story of Life in Music
In the traditional music of North Siberian peoples one can find songs that belong to a concrete person. The content of these songs is autobiographical. This musical genre may have its roots in very early history. Analogous songs make up an important part of the musical heritage of those Northern American indigenous peoples who lost contact with Eurasia thousands of years ago. Supposedly the final wave of large-scale migration from Siberia to the …
Elulugu muusikas. Nganassaani autobiograafilise sisuga laulud
The Englisch version of this article cf. Folklore. An Electronic Journal of Folklore 2002, vol. 21
Hüperventilatsiooni ilmingud rituaalsetes tantsudes
Teesid: Uurimuse aluseks on
The self-image of diaspora Estonians in the changing world
The paper deals with diaspora Estonians’ collective identity. Our research was based on interviews and Estonian exile literature. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 48 respondents from Europe, Canada, the United States, and Australia. The first, second and third generations were represented; ages ranged from 15 to 93. The respondents were also divided into „old” and „new” subgroups, based on whether they left Estonia before or after t…
Kroonikaklipp kui kultuuriloo dokument
le rootsieestlaste kultuurisndmusi
Festivalide funktsioon kodu- ja eksiileesti kultuurisuhtluse kujunemisloos / Role of cultural festivals in the development of cultural relations between the Estonian homeland and diaspora
Seose säilitamine päritolumaa ja -kultuuriga on diasporaaühiskondadele üldomane tunnusjoon, kuid eri etnilise ja poliitilise taustaga diasporaad realiseerivad seda erinevalt. Võõrsil elavate eestlaste kokkukuuluvustunnet on aidanud süvendada kultuurifestivalid. Artikkel analüüsib festivaliformaati, mida nimetatakse eesti päevadeks. Fookuses on 1983. aastal Göteborgis Estivali nimemärgi all toimunud eesti päevade idee ja selle teostamisega seotud …
Patriotism and Love in the Context of the Estonian Western Diaspora
The article focuses on the love Estonians abroad have for their country of origin, compatriots, and people with different ethnic backgrounds. The research material consists of interviews, essays, and two novels. The interviews have mainly been collected from the Second World War refugees and their descendants in Canada, the USA, Australia, and Europe. The essays include immigrants' thoughts and feelings toward Estonia from the time of the restora…
Situating Narratives of Migration and Diaspora
The idea of the special issue â Narrating Migration and Diasporaâ grew out of the current situation in the world: the word â migrationâ often accompanied by the word â crisesâ , reaches us every day via various media channels. During the last decades the world has been increasingly defined by mobility and transnationality. To interpret and analyze these processes, international scholars from different fields focus on the aspects such as sources a…
Towards New Methodologies in Migration and Diaspora Studies
The introduction to the second part of the special issue, titled "On the Move: Migration and Diasporas", focuses on current methodological advances in the field, in particular on mixed-methods approaches and methods for studying digital diasporas as well as some related conceptual concerns, for example, the reemergence and critical revision of the concept of cosmopolitanism. The relevance of the contributions of the current issue to larger tenden…
Conceptual Alignments and Debates in the Study of Mobility and Migration
The introduction to the first part of the special issue of Folklore: Electronic Journal of Folklore, titled "On the Move: Migration and Diasporas", situates the articles included in the issue within theoretical discussions of significant factors that have influenced population movements, formation of diaspora communities, and diversification of the transnational life style during the past decades. The introduction discusses the genealogy of the c…
Koroona-aasta Triinu Merese blogis “Maha äng”
The history of the (we)blog shows that this online genre can be evaluated as an excellent source of data for qualitative research of various problems. Some authors (e.g. Hookway 2008) even consider the blog as a research technique for exploring certain questions which deal with people’s everyday practices. This article presents the results of a case study, which are based on content analysis of a personal blog (diary blog). The study grew out of …
Pagulase suhtlusvõrgustiku kujunemisest lähikondsetega. Ilmar Laabani juhtum / On the Formation of a Refugee’s Contact Network with Kith and Kin
Artiklis rekonstrueeritakse luuletaja, tõlkija ja kultuurikriitiku Ilmar Laabani suhtlusvõrgustiku kujunemisprotsess lähikondsetega tema paguluses elamise ajal ning analüüsitakse selle toimimist aastatel 1946–1999. Juhtumiuurimus põhineb Laabanile saadetud kirjadel. Laabani suhtlusvõrgustik tervikuna on struktuurilt ebatüüpiline: domineerib rahvusvaheline segment ning kõige nõrgemalt on välja kujunenud kontaktid lähikondsetega, mis üldjuhul moodu…
Eesti mobilisatsioonipõgenike kirjasuhtlusest Soome Jätkusõja ajal
The article deals with the letters of young men who escaped from Estonia to Finland during the German occupation in order to avoid the mobilization announced in 1943. Almost immediately after arriving in Finland, some of the refugees illegally emigrated to Sweden, but the majority started looking for temporary accommodation and work in Helsinki and its surroundings. The Continuation War (1941–1944) was going on, and thus a large number of Estonia…
Kirjažanrist Euroopa kultuuriloos ning kirjavahetuste avaldamisest ja uurimisest Eestis
The article deals with the emergence, development and blooming of the letter genre in European cultural history until the middle of the 20th century. The oldest letters that have survived to our time date from the 3rd-2nd centuries BC and are written in cuneiform. The first major heyday of the literary genre was in the time of ancient Rome, when both politicians and philosophers exchanged letters, but also several writers used the letter form in …
The Process of Becoming a War Refugee
The article observes the different stages of the gradual process by which Olev Mikiver became a refugee, following the formation and interweaving of his professional (artist's) identity, his identity as a soldier and as a refugee, based on his private letters. The study mainly focuses on four letters written by Mikiver during the Finnish Continuation War, in which he participated as a volunteer in 1943-1944; these volunteers later became known as…
Lapsed, kes uskusid IMEsse. Siirdeaja elulugude temaatiline struktuur
Life-writing research has traditionally relied on the autobiographies of older individuals, shaping prevailing understandings of what people choose to narrate when recounting their lives. In contrast, this study examines 154 autobiographical texts written by teenagers in 1989, 1990, and 1993 – during Estonia’s transition toward a democratic political system and a market economy, a period marked by profound changes in attitudes, aspirations and wo…
History (11 obras) · Sociology (10 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Art (7 obras) · Gender Studies (7 obras) · Estonian (6 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Diaspora (5 obras) · Linguistics (5 obras) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (4 obras)