Annikki Kaivola-Bregenhøj
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 276706 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Annikki Kaivola-Bregenhøj |
| PRENOMES | Annikki |
| SOBRENOME | Kaivola-Bregenhøj |
| ASSINATURA | KAIVOLA-BREGENHØJ A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Turku |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1980 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Riddle
The article concentrates on the true or the ordinary riddle, which is the best-known of the old riddles. True riddles consist of two parts, one functioning as a question, the other as an answer. In riddling the answerer or riddlee tries to find an acceptable answer to the question. Sometimes riddlees are deliberately misled because the “right” answer is completely unexpected. Riddles are “texts” only in archives and publications; in the field, th…
Riddles and Humour
Why do riddles amuse their users and listeners? A riddle exists in a performance context in which all the participants want to enjoy the game. The situation simultaneously involves both entertainment and humiliation, because riddles are intended to mislead the listener: "right" answers are often "wrong". In the Finnish folk tradition, the unsuccessful riddlee could be sent to Hymyl, which was a fictitious topsy-turvy world. It was frightening and…
Traditional Dream Narration and Interpretation
This article focuses on popular dream narration and interpretation, drawing from material gathered in Finland. The Finnish Folklore Archives and university students provided some of the examples, and others are from responses to questionnaires in newspapers and women's magazines
Narrating, Doing, Experiencing
When folklore study was emerging as a fi eld in Europe during the early and middle decades of the nineteenth century, a hierarchy of narrative genres was developed.Some genres, such as wondertales (or Märchen), myths, fables, ballads, fablieaux and saints' legends were at the center of interest while historical or supernatural legends were placed further down on the ladder.But many genres that folklorists recognize today, were not considered "rea…
Rêver
S'attacher à la signification des rêves n'est pas courant dans la culture finlandaise. Analyser les rêves est généralement appris à la maison. Ceux qui analysent les présages signifiés par leurs rêves disposent à la fois d'un ensemble de symboles spécifiquement nationaux et d'interprétations bien plus larges. Les rêves et leurs explications reflètent les changements culturels qui dominent nos vies. Certains symboles disparaissent, mais les thèmes…
Miks me mäletame nii, nagu me mäletame
Why do I Remember as I do? There are numerous sorts and functions of remembering. While I was working with Juho Oksanen, a great narrator, one of his performances of his favorite narrative was something of an enigma to me. Having listened to the tape recordings many times over, however, I discovered how the diverging performance was part of a logical thematic entity. But the narrator's memory is also linked with the emotions. When Ingrian Finns i…
The Nominativus Absolutus Formula. One Syntactic-Semantic Structural Scheme of the Finnish Riddle Genre
Narrating, Doing, Experiencing
When folklore study was emerging as a fi eld in Europe during the early and middle decades of the nineteenth century, a hierarchy of narrative genres was developed.Some genres, such as wondertales (or Märchen), myths, fables, ballads, fablieaux and saints' legends were at the center of interest while historical or supernatural legends were placed further down on the ladder.But many genres that folklorists recognize today, were not considered "rea…
The Nominativus Absolutus Formula. One Syntactic-Semantic Structural Scheme of the Finnish Riddle Genre
Miks me mäletame nii, nagu me mäletame
Why do I Remember as I do? There are numerous sorts and functions of remembering. While I was working with Juho Oksanen, a great narrator, one of his performances of his favorite narrative was something of an enigma to me. Having listened to the tape recordings many times over, however, I discovered how the diverging performance was part of a logical thematic entity. But the narrator's memory is also linked with the emotions. When Ingrian Finns i…
Rêver
S'attacher à la signification des rêves n'est pas courant dans la culture finlandaise. Analyser les rêves est généralement appris à la maison. Ceux qui analysent les présages signifiés par leurs rêves disposent à la fois d'un ensemble de symboles spécifiquement nationaux et d'interprétations bien plus larges. Les rêves et leurs explications reflètent les changements culturels qui dominent nos vies. Certains symboles disparaissent, mais les thèmes…
Narrating, Doing, Experiencing
When folklore study was emerging as a fi eld in Europe during the early and middle decades of the nineteenth century, a hierarchy of narrative genres was developed.Some genres, such as wondertales (or Märchen), myths, fables, ballads, fablieaux and saints' legends were at the center of interest while historical or supernatural legends were placed further down on the ladder.But many genres that folklorists recognize today, were not considered "rea…
Traditional Dream Narration and Interpretation
This article focuses on popular dream narration and interpretation, drawing from material gathered in Finland. The Finnish Folklore Archives and university students provided some of the examples, and others are from responses to questionnaires in newspapers and women's magazines
Riddles and Humour
Why do riddles amuse their users and listeners? A riddle exists in a performance context in which all the participants want to enjoy the game. The situation simultaneously involves both entertainment and humiliation, because riddles are intended to mislead the listener: "right" answers are often "wrong". In the Finnish folk tradition, the unsuccessful riddlee could be sent to Hymyl, which was a fictitious topsy-turvy world. It was frightening and…
The Riddle
The article concentrates on the true or the ordinary riddle, which is the best-known of the old riddles. True riddles consist of two parts, one functioning as a question, the other as an answer. In riddling the answerer or riddlee tries to find an acceptable answer to the question. Sometimes riddlees are deliberately misled because the “right” answer is completely unexpected. Riddles are “texts” only in archives and publications; in the field, th…
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