Liina Saarlo
Biographic Data
| ID | 251111 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Liina Saarlo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Liina |
| FAMILY NAME | Saarlo |
| SIGNATURE | SAARLO L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Estonian Literary Museum |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6486-5543 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Lugemise jälgi rahvaluuletekstides
Folklore is a concept characteristic of modern culture, which seeks its roots and values in archaic traditions. Orality is one of the criteria of authenticity in Estonian folklore; however, by the period of intensified folklore collecting in the second half of the 19th century, most Estonians were already literate. Books had by then become widely accessible even to the rural population. As a result, printed versions of folklore texts entered oral…
Kirjalikud jäljed eesti regilaulukorpuses
Written traces in the Estonian runosong corpus Authenticity, antiquity, and orality have traditionally been regarded as hallmarks of the Estonian runosong (regilaul). Yet these songs were collected during a period of modernization in Estonian society, when, among other changes, a transition from oral to written culture was taking place. Oral and written cultures have often been viewed as fundamentally different, even oppositional. Written culture…
She Sang in a Beautiful Light Voice
Folklore has been systematically collected in Estonia over 150 years, resulting in more than 500 fieldwork reports, diaries, and travelogues, in addition to folklore texts. Since runosongs were in the preferred position when folklore was collected, most of the fieldwork reports contain descriptions of encounters with people who knew and performed runosongs. As a genre of oral tradition, runosongs have text and melody, as well as certain performan…
Introduction
This special issue gathers research articles that are based and elaborate on the presentations given at the conference under the theme 'Voice, Connection and Message in Traditional Singing', held at the Estonian Literary Museum from 30 November to 1 December 2020. The time and the setting were exceptional due to the COVID-19 pandemic in full swing. Consequently, this re-occurring scholarly meeting in Tartu, Estonia, with the guiding topic specifi…
Eteneminen omalla vastuulla
Historiallisista, Suomen ja Viron kansallisvaltioiden syntyyn liittyvistä syistä johtuen itämerensuomalaista runolaulua (viroksi regilaul) eli niin kutsuttua kalevalamittaista kansanrunoutta on tallennettu, arkistoitu, järjestetty ja digitoitukin poikkeuksellisen paljon. Virolaisessa ERAB-korpuksessa ja suomalaisissa SKVR- ja JR-korpuksissa on tällä hetkellä 283 206 pääosin runolauluun liittyvää tekstiä viron (sis. seto), karjalan, lyydin, inkero…
Need teised laulikud. Regilaulutraditsiooni vähem aktiivsetest osalistest
Regilaulude kogumisel ja uurimisel on tähelepanu keskmes laulikud, kes kehastavad aktiivselt laulukultuuri. Laulutraditsioon ei sisalda pelgalt teadmisi sõnadest ja viisidest ning oskustest neid õiges olukorras kasutada, vaid ka kommunikatsiooni kuulajate, kaasalauljate ning kogukonnaga. Laulikud on asjatundjad, kel on lisaks teadmistele ja oskustele ka vajadus ning tahe neid esinedes publikuga jagada ning samuti oma oskusi järgmistele [...]
The Contradictory Foundation of the Estonian Folklore Archives
The Estonian Folklore Archives (EFA) has intertwined with the basis of reasoning about folk and nation in many ways. The article discusses opposing concepts that affected the foundation of the institution and the development of its collections while altering according to prevailing ideologies. Traditionality and modernity, and unification and segregation were interlaced while constructing the Estonian nation during the period of national awakenin…
The Dog Goes to Tend the Herd… On Contextualization of the Estonian Child-Lore Collections
The paper contextualizes the large and “thick” corpus of children’s songs at the Estonian Folklore Archives, presenting circumstances and prerequisites of its formation. The showcase is the child-lore corpus of Laiuse parish and Priidu Tammepuu, the key figure in its formation.The paper discusses the motives of an amateur folklore collector, conflicts between the contributor and the archival institution. Also, problems of collection by pupils are…
Sovetiseerimine kui eesti rahvusliku folkloristika konservant
Stalinismiaegset sovetiseerimisprotsessi eesti rahvusteadustes ja sealhulgas folkloristikas tundub olevat asjakohane käsitleda suure murrangu või katkestusena (vrd Kõresaar 2005: 69–110). Nõukogude liiduvabariikide unifitseerival mudelil põhinevad struktuursed ümberkorraldused muutsid folkloristikas nii institutsionaalseid ja isikutevahelisi suhteid kui ka distsipliini asendit humanitaarteaduste kaardil. Lisaks toimus vaimu koloniseerimine, ide…
Regilaul in the Political Whirlpool
The article is dedicated to the history of the monumental regilaul publication Vana Kannel and examines the changing position of regilaul in the research politics of Soviet Estonia in the 1950s. The changing form of fieldwork expeditions is dealt with, as the collection of regilaul was seen as a part of the preparation process of the publication. Concentrating on the series of fieldtrips to Alutaguse region in the second half of the 1950s, object…
Kaks hõbekeelset kannelt helisemas taas
Taas kord on trükivalgust näinud raamatutäis eesti regilaule – „Monumenta Estoniae antiquae” I, „Vana Kandle” kümnes osa, mis sisaldab naaberkihelkondade Paide ja Anna laule. Seeria üheksas osa Lüganuse kihelkonna lauludega ilmus 2009. aastal.(1) Iga „Vana Kandle” (edaspidi VK) osa ilmumisega tavatsetakse naljatledes meenutada esimeste Jakob Hurda koostatud köidete ilmumisaastaid (1875– 1886) ning koostamise põhimõtet – [...]
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Kaks hõbekeelset kannelt helisemas taas
Taas kord on trükivalgust näinud raamatutäis eesti regilaule – „Monumenta Estoniae antiquae” I, „Vana Kandle” kümnes osa, mis sisaldab naaberkihelkondade Paide ja Anna laule. Seeria üheksas osa Lüganuse kihelkonna lauludega ilmus 2009. aastal.(1) Iga „Vana Kandle” (edaspidi VK) osa ilmumisega tavatsetakse naljatledes meenutada esimeste Jakob Hurda koostatud köidete ilmumisaastaid (1875– 1886) ning koostamise põhimõtet – [...]
Regilaul in the Political Whirlpool
The article is dedicated to the history of the monumental regilaul publication Vana Kannel and examines the changing position of regilaul in the research politics of Soviet Estonia in the 1950s. The changing form of fieldwork expeditions is dealt with, as the collection of regilaul was seen as a part of the preparation process of the publication. Concentrating on the series of fieldtrips to Alutaguse region in the second half of the 1950s, object…
Sovetiseerimine kui eesti rahvusliku folkloristika konservant
Stalinismiaegset sovetiseerimisprotsessi eesti rahvusteadustes ja sealhulgas folkloristikas tundub olevat asjakohane käsitleda suure murrangu või katkestusena (vrd Kõresaar 2005: 69–110). Nõukogude liiduvabariikide unifitseerival mudelil põhinevad struktuursed ümberkorraldused muutsid folkloristikas nii institutsionaalseid ja isikutevahelisi suhteid kui ka distsipliini asendit humanitaarteaduste kaardil. Lisaks toimus vaimu koloniseerimine, ide…
The Dog Goes to Tend the Herd… On Contextualization of the Estonian Child-Lore Collections
The paper contextualizes the large and “thick” corpus of children’s songs at the Estonian Folklore Archives, presenting circumstances and prerequisites of its formation. The showcase is the child-lore corpus of Laiuse parish and Priidu Tammepuu, the key figure in its formation.The paper discusses the motives of an amateur folklore collector, conflicts between the contributor and the archival institution. Also, problems of collection by pupils are…
Eteneminen omalla vastuulla
Historiallisista, Suomen ja Viron kansallisvaltioiden syntyyn liittyvistä syistä johtuen itämerensuomalaista runolaulua (viroksi regilaul) eli niin kutsuttua kalevalamittaista kansanrunoutta on tallennettu, arkistoitu, järjestetty ja digitoitukin poikkeuksellisen paljon. Virolaisessa ERAB-korpuksessa ja suomalaisissa SKVR- ja JR-korpuksissa on tällä hetkellä 283 206 pääosin runolauluun liittyvää tekstiä viron (sis. seto), karjalan, lyydin, inkero…
Need teised laulikud. Regilaulutraditsiooni vähem aktiivsetest osalistest
Regilaulude kogumisel ja uurimisel on tähelepanu keskmes laulikud, kes kehastavad aktiivselt laulukultuuri. Laulutraditsioon ei sisalda pelgalt teadmisi sõnadest ja viisidest ning oskustest neid õiges olukorras kasutada, vaid ka kommunikatsiooni kuulajate, kaasalauljate ning kogukonnaga. Laulikud on asjatundjad, kel on lisaks teadmistele ja oskustele ka vajadus ning tahe neid esinedes publikuga jagada ning samuti oma oskusi järgmistele [...]
The Contradictory Foundation of the Estonian Folklore Archives
The Estonian Folklore Archives (EFA) has intertwined with the basis of reasoning about folk and nation in many ways. The article discusses opposing concepts that affected the foundation of the institution and the development of its collections while altering according to prevailing ideologies. Traditionality and modernity, and unification and segregation were interlaced while constructing the Estonian nation during the period of national awakenin…
She Sang in a Beautiful Light Voice
Folklore has been systematically collected in Estonia over 150 years, resulting in more than 500 fieldwork reports, diaries, and travelogues, in addition to folklore texts. Since runosongs were in the preferred position when folklore was collected, most of the fieldwork reports contain descriptions of encounters with people who knew and performed runosongs. As a genre of oral tradition, runosongs have text and melody, as well as certain performan…
Introduction
This special issue gathers research articles that are based and elaborate on the presentations given at the conference under the theme 'Voice, Connection and Message in Traditional Singing', held at the Estonian Literary Museum from 30 November to 1 December 2020. The time and the setting were exceptional due to the COVID-19 pandemic in full swing. Consequently, this re-occurring scholarly meeting in Tartu, Estonia, with the guiding topic specifi…
Kirjalikud jäljed eesti regilaulukorpuses
Written traces in the Estonian runosong corpus Authenticity, antiquity, and orality have traditionally been regarded as hallmarks of the Estonian runosong (regilaul). Yet these songs were collected during a period of modernization in Estonian society, when, among other changes, a transition from oral to written culture was taking place. Oral and written cultures have often been viewed as fundamentally different, even oppositional. Written culture…
Lugemise jälgi rahvaluuletekstides
Folklore is a concept characteristic of modern culture, which seeks its roots and values in archaic traditions. Orality is one of the criteria of authenticity in Estonian folklore; however, by the period of intensified folklore collecting in the second half of the 19th century, most Estonians were already literate. Books had by then become widely accessible even to the rural population. As a result, printed versions of folklore texts entered oral…
Estonian (5 works) · Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies (5 works) · History (5 works) · Folklore (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Diverse Musicological Studies (3 works) · European Linguistics and Anthropology (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works)