Astrid Tuisk
Biographic Data
| ID | 331406 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Astrid Tuisk |
| GIVEN NAMES | Astrid |
| FAMILY NAME | Tuisk |
| SIGNATURE | TUISK A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Estonian Literary Museum |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6125-4838 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Trihvaa, uka-uka ja teised peitmismängud Eestis 20. sajandil
Even though Estonia underwent significant societal changes in the 20th century, Estonian children played exciting running and hiding games both at the beginning and end of the century. The game repertoire evolved throughout these hundred years, with some running and hiding games being introduced, and others forgotten. My article focuses on the points of contact between Estonian games and those of neighbouring peoples, their distribution in Estoni…
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,…
Kilpakeruu Esemed meie rännakuil Viron kirjallisuusmuseossa
jonka Viron
Children as Consumers and Co-Creators of Cultural Products
This article gives a folkloristic insight into how cinema and films influenced Estonian children's culture in the late 1940s and in the 1950s. During this period, Estonia was occupied by the Soviet Union. Due to the lack of Soviet film production at that time, the cinemas began to show American, German, and other films of the 1930s, so-called foreign films or trophies. The post-World War II trophy films, which differed from Soviet films in both t…
Filmidest inspireeritud laste ja noorte mängud 1950. aastate Eestis
Minu kinoskäigud algasid saksa ajal. Käis sõda. Ärevuse ja mure tasakaalustamiseks oli vaja midagi ilusat, rahustavat. Mängukaaslase ema käis kirikus. Minu ema kinos. [---] Nõukogude ajal ema õmbles laua taga palju. Sai harva kinos käia. Siis oli nii, et keset tuba kareldes tuli film talle võimalikult ilmekalt ette mängida. (EKM ERA, DK 638, 24–25 < [...]
Koolielu kajastamine õpilaste omaloodud meemilehtedel kolmes Tartu piirkonna koolis
Teesid: Artiklis keskendume Tartu piirkonna koolinoorte meemiloomingule, mida tavapraselt postitatakse sotsiaalmeedias (spetsiaalsel Facebooki vi
Meenutused nukkudest ja nendega mängimisest 1940.–1950. aastate Eestis
This paper is based on the contributions submitted to the 2013 competition of folklore collection organised by the Estonian Folklore Archives of the Estonian Literary Museum, in which people born in the 1940s reminisced about the dolls of their childhood. The contributions to this competition were essentially childhood memories of a specific overarching topic, i.e., the topic of playing and games. In folklore studies, such single-topic descriptio…
Sõjamoonaga mängimine Eestis Teise maailmasõja ajal ja pärast seda
Teesid: Laste maailma ilmestas Teise maailmasõja
We Have Nothing to Do with Them; They Live with Their Own Kind
This article explores the representations of Estonians, an ethnic group inhabiting West Siberian villages today, of their neighbouring Turkic peoples. I discuss the way that Siberian Estonians describe the representatives of these peoples and their contacts with the latter. The analysis is based on the interviews conducted within folklore collection fieldwork, in which a common question posed by the researcher was: What do you think/know about or…
Me elupäiväkese
Jurjevis e. venepraselt Jurjevkas paiknevad majad he sirge tnava res, mnel pool venivad vahed majade vahel pris pikaks
Sigmund Freud ja psühhoanalüütiline naljauurimine
In psychological observations of jokes, it is not so much the text of the joke than the function and place it has in the person reading, telling, or listening to the joke that interest is taken in. The influence of the joke on him and what touches that individual is dealt with. In the psychoanalytical approach, jokes are viewed as an expression of the subconscious. This approach explains jokes from the viewpoint of the human soul. In his work Der…
Sõjamoonaga mängimine Eestis Teise maailmasõja ajal ja pärast seda
Teesid: Laste maailma ilmestas Teise maailmasõja
Me elupäiväkese
Jurjevis e. venepraselt Jurjevkas paiknevad majad he sirge tnava res, mnel pool venivad vahed majade vahel pris pikaks
Sigmund Freud ja psühhoanalüütiline naljauurimine
In psychological observations of jokes, it is not so much the text of the joke than the function and place it has in the person reading, telling, or listening to the joke that interest is taken in. The influence of the joke on him and what touches that individual is dealt with. In the psychoanalytical approach, jokes are viewed as an expression of the subconscious. This approach explains jokes from the viewpoint of the human soul. In his work Der…
Me elupäiväkese
Jurjevis e. venepraselt Jurjevkas paiknevad majad he sirge tnava res, mnel pool venivad vahed majade vahel pris pikaks
We Have Nothing to Do with Them; They Live with Their Own Kind
This article explores the representations of Estonians, an ethnic group inhabiting West Siberian villages today, of their neighbouring Turkic peoples. I discuss the way that Siberian Estonians describe the representatives of these peoples and their contacts with the latter. The analysis is based on the interviews conducted within folklore collection fieldwork, in which a common question posed by the researcher was: What do you think/know about or…
Sõjamoonaga mängimine Eestis Teise maailmasõja ajal ja pärast seda
Teesid: Laste maailma ilmestas Teise maailmasõja
Koolielu kajastamine õpilaste omaloodud meemilehtedel kolmes Tartu piirkonna koolis
Teesid: Artiklis keskendume Tartu piirkonna koolinoorte meemiloomingule, mida tavapraselt postitatakse sotsiaalmeedias (spetsiaalsel Facebooki vi
Meenutused nukkudest ja nendega mängimisest 1940.–1950. aastate Eestis
This paper is based on the contributions submitted to the 2013 competition of folklore collection organised by the Estonian Folklore Archives of the Estonian Literary Museum, in which people born in the 1940s reminisced about the dolls of their childhood. The contributions to this competition were essentially childhood memories of a specific overarching topic, i.e., the topic of playing and games. In folklore studies, such single-topic descriptio…
Filmidest inspireeritud laste ja noorte mängud 1950. aastate Eestis
Minu kinoskäigud algasid saksa ajal. Käis sõda. Ärevuse ja mure tasakaalustamiseks oli vaja midagi ilusat, rahustavat. Mängukaaslase ema käis kirikus. Minu ema kinos. [---] Nõukogude ajal ema õmbles laua taga palju. Sai harva kinos käia. Siis oli nii, et keset tuba kareldes tuli film talle võimalikult ilmekalt ette mängida. (EKM ERA, DK 638, 24–25 < [...]
Kilpakeruu Esemed meie rännakuil Viron kirjallisuusmuseossa
jonka Viron
Children as Consumers and Co-Creators of Cultural Products
This article gives a folkloristic insight into how cinema and films influenced Estonian children's culture in the late 1940s and in the 1950s. During this period, Estonia was occupied by the Soviet Union. Due to the lack of Soviet film production at that time, the cinemas began to show American, German, and other films of the 1930s, so-called foreign films or trophies. The post-World War II trophy films, which differed from Soviet films in both t…
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,…
Trihvaa, uka-uka ja teised peitmismängud Eestis 20. sajandil
Even though Estonia underwent significant societal changes in the 20th century, Estonian children played exciting running and hiding games both at the beginning and end of the century. The game repertoire evolved throughout these hundred years, with some running and hiding games being introduced, and others forgotten. My article focuses on the points of contact between Estonian games and those of neighbouring peoples, their distribution in Estoni…
Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Cultural Identity and Representation (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · European Cultural and National Identity (2 works) · European Linguistics and Anthropology (2 works) · Folklore (2 works)