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Ulla Savolainen

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ID701370
NAMEUlla Savolainen
GIVEN NAMESUlla
FAMILY NAMESavolainen
SIGNATURESAVOLAINEN U
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Helsinki
ORCID0000-0002-7995-416X
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS11
TOTAL CITATIONS19
AUTHOR COUNT11
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2017
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX3
  • Muistikulttuurien välissä: Inkerinsuomalaisuus Näkemiin Neuvostoliitto -elokuvassa ja sen ylirajaisessa vastaanotossa

    Open Access•Nika Potinkara, Ulla Savolainen et al.•ARTICLE•Lähikuva – audiovisuaalisen…•2024

    Artikkelissa tarkastelemme Näkemiin Neuvostoliitto -elokuvaa ja sen ylirajaista vastaanottoa suhteessa Viron ja Suomen toisistaan poikkeaviin muistikulttuureihin. Tutkimme, miten inkerinsuomalaisuutta representoidaan elokuvassa ja millaisiin inkeriläisten historiaan liittyviin prosesseihin siinä viitataan. Muistitarjouman (mnemonic affordance) teoreettista käsitettä hyödyntäen analysoimme, kuinka elokuva Suomen ja Viron mediassa otettiin vastaan …

  • Symposium Report: Focusing on oral history and ethics

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Suomen Antropologi Journal of the…•2022

    ULLA SAVOLAINEN •The Finnish Oral History Network FOHN is a communication network and collaboration link for Finnish scholars in history, and cultural research dealing with oral history.Rather than establishing a scientific society, FOHN aspires to organize both international and national meetings and seminars and to be in contact with related international oral historians, research networks and organizations.The goal for FOHN is to increase visi…

  • Memory Ideologies of Two Presents: Aatami Kuortti's Testimonies of the Gulag and Soviet Terror of Ingrian Finns

    Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Poetics Today•2022•References: 27

    This article attends to literary testimonies of the Gulag and Soviet terror by an Ingrian Finnish man called Aatami Kuortti from the perspective of cultural memory. By analyzing two testimonies by Kuortti published in Finland in 1934 and 1964, the article focuses on "memory ideologies," namely, the underlying conceptions concerning the nature, functions, and consequences of memory reflected in the testimonies. Contextualizing the works with respe…

  • Kertomuksen vaaroista ja funktioista: Mäkelä, Maria ym. (toim.). 2020. Kertomuksen vaarat: Kriittisiä ääniä tarinataloudessa. JA Virtanen, Mikko T. ym. (toim.). 2020. Kertomuksen keinoin: Tarinallisuu…

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Elore•2021

    tieteilijiden "Kertomuksen vaarat" -tutkimusprojekti on ollut epilemtt yksi viime aikojen puhutuimmista humanistisista tutkimushankkeista. Tutkimuksen lisksi hanke on saavuttanut huiman nkyvyyden niin sanotun suuren yleisn keskuudessa

  • Affordances of memorability: Finnish reception of the oppression of Ingrian Finns in the Soviet Union

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Memory Studies•2021•Cited by: 3•References: 9

    By addressing recent discussions on reception within the field of memory studies, this article aims to analyze the reasons for the alleged absence of public memory relating to the history of Ingria and the experiences of Ingrian Finns in Finland by focusing on Inkerin romaani (2002), a posthumous novel by Toivo Pekkanen. Through analysis of three scales of reception, the article explores the dynamics of memory and affordances of memorability. It …

  • Memory, Heritage, and Tradition in the Museum Exhibition Ingrians - The Forgotten Finns

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen, Nika Potinkara•ARTICLE•Ethnologia Europaea•2021•Cited by: 1•References: 33

    In this article we explore relations between personal, collective, private, and public dimensions of remembrance in the context of the Ingrians - The Forgotten Finns exhibition presented at the National Museum of Finland in 2020 by analyzing it through the lenses of memory, heritage, and tradition. We argue that while promoting remembrance of allegedly absent pasts and experiences of a forgotten group of people, the exhibition simultaneously reli…

  • Mikä vernakulaari

    Open Access•Outi Fingerroos, Niina Hämäläinen et al.•ARTICLE•Elore•2020

    Tämän teemanumeron aihe on vernakulaarin käsite. Numeron neljässä artikkelissa vernakulaaria lähestytään käsitehistoriallisesta ja tapaustutkimusten näkökulmasta. Artikkeleissa tarkastellaan ensinnäkin sitä, minkälaisia merkityksiä vernakulaarin käsitteellä on ollut eri aikoina. Toiseksi niissä eritellään, minkälainen asema vernakulaarin käsitteellä sekä sille annetuilla merkityksillä on ollut eri tieteenaloilla ja niiden tutkimuskohteiden määrit…

  • Omaehtoisen muistamisen materiaalisuus ja monimediaisuus

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen, Karina Lukin et al.•ARTICLE•Elore•2020

    Artikkelissa tarkastellaan muistelun aineellisuutta ja muistamisen välineiden yhteistoimintaa kolmen tapausesimerkin kautta, jotka kaikki edustavat tavalla tai toisella omaehtoista muistamista. Siinä analysoidaan minkälaisia merkityksiä muistelun materiaalisuuden ja muistamisen medioiden yhteistoiminnan analyysi tuo esiin muistelusta ja historian tuottamisesta vernakulaarina toimintana. Artikkeli paikantuu muistitietotutkimuksen kentälle, jossa o…

  • Points and poetics of memory: (Retrospective) justice in oral history interviews of former internees

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Memory Studies•2018•Cited by: 3•References: 12

    By adopting the idea of points of memory, this article engages with oral history interviews of former child and youth internees of Finland, most of them children of German fathers and Finnish mothers. The article analyzes how points of memory emerge and performatively operate in reminiscing by focusing on personal accounts that revolve around material objects. In particular, points of memory will be analyzed in what follows by applying the concep…

  • Tellability, frame and silence: The emergence of internment memory

    Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Narrative Inquiry•2017•Cited by: 9•References: 15

    On the basis of the September 1944 Moscow Armistice agreement between Finland, the Soviet Union and the UK, the Finnish government was obliged to intern German and Hungarian citizens in Finland. Applying the concepts of “tellability” and “frame”, I examine how individuals (most of them children of German fathers and Finnish mothers) who were interned as minors and young people in Finland in 1944–1946 describe silence and the rupture of silence. I…

  • The Return: Intertextuality of the Reminiscing of Karelian Evacuees in Finland

    Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Journal of American Folklore•2017•Cited by: 3•References: 19

    In this article, I examine the intertextuality of reminiscence writings of Karelian evacuees in Finland. The main topics of these writings are the two journeys of evacuation from the ceded Karelia to Finland, which writers experienced as children during and after the Second World War, and journeys back to the region of their childhood, which became possible after the collapse of the Soviet Union. In the case of negotiations surrounding spatiotemp…

  • Tellability, frame and silence: The emergence of internment memory

    Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Narrative Inquiry•2017•Cited by: 9•References: 15

    On the basis of the September 1944 Moscow Armistice agreement between Finland, the Soviet Union and the UK, the Finnish government was obliged to intern German and Hungarian citizens in Finland. Applying the concepts of “tellability” and “frame”, I examine how individuals (most of them children of German fathers and Finnish mothers) who were interned as minors and young people in Finland in 1944–1946 describe silence and the rupture of silence. I…

  • Affordances of memorability: Finnish reception of the oppression of Ingrian Finns in the Soviet Union

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Memory Studies•2021•Cited by: 3•References: 9

    By addressing recent discussions on reception within the field of memory studies, this article aims to analyze the reasons for the alleged absence of public memory relating to the history of Ingria and the experiences of Ingrian Finns in Finland by focusing on Inkerin romaani (2002), a posthumous novel by Toivo Pekkanen. Through analysis of three scales of reception, the article explores the dynamics of memory and affordances of memorability. It …

  • Points and poetics of memory: (Retrospective) justice in oral history interviews of former internees

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Memory Studies•2018•Cited by: 3•References: 12

    By adopting the idea of points of memory, this article engages with oral history interviews of former child and youth internees of Finland, most of them children of German fathers and Finnish mothers. The article analyzes how points of memory emerge and performatively operate in reminiscing by focusing on personal accounts that revolve around material objects. In particular, points of memory will be analyzed in what follows by applying the concep…

  • The Return: Intertextuality of the Reminiscing of Karelian Evacuees in Finland

    Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Journal of American Folklore•2017•Cited by: 3•References: 19

    In this article, I examine the intertextuality of reminiscence writings of Karelian evacuees in Finland. The main topics of these writings are the two journeys of evacuation from the ceded Karelia to Finland, which writers experienced as children during and after the Second World War, and journeys back to the region of their childhood, which became possible after the collapse of the Soviet Union. In the case of negotiations surrounding spatiotemp…

  • Memory, Heritage, and Tradition in the Museum Exhibition Ingrians - The Forgotten Finns

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen, Nika Potinkara•ARTICLE•Ethnologia Europaea•2021•Cited by: 1•References: 33

    In this article we explore relations between personal, collective, private, and public dimensions of remembrance in the context of the Ingrians - The Forgotten Finns exhibition presented at the National Museum of Finland in 2020 by analyzing it through the lenses of memory, heritage, and tradition. We argue that while promoting remembrance of allegedly absent pasts and experiences of a forgotten group of people, the exhibition simultaneously reli…

  • Tellability, frame and silence: The emergence of internment memory

    Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Narrative Inquiry•2017•Cited by: 9•References: 15

    On the basis of the September 1944 Moscow Armistice agreement between Finland, the Soviet Union and the UK, the Finnish government was obliged to intern German and Hungarian citizens in Finland. Applying the concepts of “tellability” and “frame”, I examine how individuals (most of them children of German fathers and Finnish mothers) who were interned as minors and young people in Finland in 1944–1946 describe silence and the rupture of silence. I…

  • The Return: Intertextuality of the Reminiscing of Karelian Evacuees in Finland

    Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Journal of American Folklore•2017•Cited by: 3•References: 19

    In this article, I examine the intertextuality of reminiscence writings of Karelian evacuees in Finland. The main topics of these writings are the two journeys of evacuation from the ceded Karelia to Finland, which writers experienced as children during and after the Second World War, and journeys back to the region of their childhood, which became possible after the collapse of the Soviet Union. In the case of negotiations surrounding spatiotemp…

  • Points and poetics of memory: (Retrospective) justice in oral history interviews of former internees

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Memory Studies•2018•Cited by: 3•References: 12

    By adopting the idea of points of memory, this article engages with oral history interviews of former child and youth internees of Finland, most of them children of German fathers and Finnish mothers. The article analyzes how points of memory emerge and performatively operate in reminiscing by focusing on personal accounts that revolve around material objects. In particular, points of memory will be analyzed in what follows by applying the concep…

  • Mikä vernakulaari

    Open Access•Outi Fingerroos, Niina Hämäläinen et al.•ARTICLE•Elore•2020

    Tämän teemanumeron aihe on vernakulaarin käsite. Numeron neljässä artikkelissa vernakulaaria lähestytään käsitehistoriallisesta ja tapaustutkimusten näkökulmasta. Artikkeleissa tarkastellaan ensinnäkin sitä, minkälaisia merkityksiä vernakulaarin käsitteellä on ollut eri aikoina. Toiseksi niissä eritellään, minkälainen asema vernakulaarin käsitteellä sekä sille annetuilla merkityksillä on ollut eri tieteenaloilla ja niiden tutkimuskohteiden määrit…

  • Omaehtoisen muistamisen materiaalisuus ja monimediaisuus

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen, Karina Lukin et al.•ARTICLE•Elore•2020

    Artikkelissa tarkastellaan muistelun aineellisuutta ja muistamisen välineiden yhteistoimintaa kolmen tapausesimerkin kautta, jotka kaikki edustavat tavalla tai toisella omaehtoista muistamista. Siinä analysoidaan minkälaisia merkityksiä muistelun materiaalisuuden ja muistamisen medioiden yhteistoiminnan analyysi tuo esiin muistelusta ja historian tuottamisesta vernakulaarina toimintana. Artikkeli paikantuu muistitietotutkimuksen kentälle, jossa o…

  • Kertomuksen vaaroista ja funktioista: Mäkelä, Maria ym. (toim.). 2020. Kertomuksen vaarat: Kriittisiä ääniä tarinataloudessa. JA Virtanen, Mikko T. ym. (toim.). 2020. Kertomuksen keinoin: Tarinallisuu…

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Elore•2021

    tieteilijiden "Kertomuksen vaarat" -tutkimusprojekti on ollut epilemtt yksi viime aikojen puhutuimmista humanistisista tutkimushankkeista. Tutkimuksen lisksi hanke on saavuttanut huiman nkyvyyden niin sanotun suuren yleisn keskuudessa

  • Affordances of memorability: Finnish reception of the oppression of Ingrian Finns in the Soviet Union

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Memory Studies•2021•Cited by: 3•References: 9

    By addressing recent discussions on reception within the field of memory studies, this article aims to analyze the reasons for the alleged absence of public memory relating to the history of Ingria and the experiences of Ingrian Finns in Finland by focusing on Inkerin romaani (2002), a posthumous novel by Toivo Pekkanen. Through analysis of three scales of reception, the article explores the dynamics of memory and affordances of memorability. It …

  • Memory, Heritage, and Tradition in the Museum Exhibition Ingrians - The Forgotten Finns

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen, Nika Potinkara•ARTICLE•Ethnologia Europaea•2021•Cited by: 1•References: 33

    In this article we explore relations between personal, collective, private, and public dimensions of remembrance in the context of the Ingrians - The Forgotten Finns exhibition presented at the National Museum of Finland in 2020 by analyzing it through the lenses of memory, heritage, and tradition. We argue that while promoting remembrance of allegedly absent pasts and experiences of a forgotten group of people, the exhibition simultaneously reli…

  • Symposium Report: Focusing on oral history and ethics

    Open Access•Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Suomen Antropologi Journal of the…•2022

    ULLA SAVOLAINEN •The Finnish Oral History Network FOHN is a communication network and collaboration link for Finnish scholars in history, and cultural research dealing with oral history.Rather than establishing a scientific society, FOHN aspires to organize both international and national meetings and seminars and to be in contact with related international oral historians, research networks and organizations.The goal for FOHN is to increase visi…

  • Memory Ideologies of Two Presents: Aatami Kuortti's Testimonies of the Gulag and Soviet Terror of Ingrian Finns

    Ulla Savolainen•ARTICLE•Poetics Today•2022•References: 27

    This article attends to literary testimonies of the Gulag and Soviet terror by an Ingrian Finnish man called Aatami Kuortti from the perspective of cultural memory. By analyzing two testimonies by Kuortti published in Finland in 1934 and 1964, the article focuses on "memory ideologies," namely, the underlying conceptions concerning the nature, functions, and consequences of memory reflected in the testimonies. Contextualizing the works with respe…

  • Muistikulttuurien välissä: Inkerinsuomalaisuus Näkemiin Neuvostoliitto -elokuvassa ja sen ylirajaisessa vastaanotossa

    Open Access•Nika Potinkara, Ulla Savolainen et al.•ARTICLE•Lähikuva – audiovisuaalisen…•2024

    Artikkelissa tarkastelemme Näkemiin Neuvostoliitto -elokuvaa ja sen ylirajaista vastaanottoa suhteessa Viron ja Suomen toisistaan poikkeaviin muistikulttuureihin. Tutkimme, miten inkerinsuomalaisuutta representoidaan elokuvassa ja millaisiin inkeriläisten historiaan liittyviin prosesseihin siinä viitataan. Muistitarjouman (mnemonic affordance) teoreettista käsitettä hyödyntäen analysoimme, kuinka elokuva Suomen ja Viron mediassa otettiin vastaan …

Political science (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · History (7 works) · Art (6 works) · Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration (6 works) · Anthropology (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Literature (4 works) · Oral History, Memory, Narrative Analysis (4 works) · Psychology (4 works)

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