Ethnologia Fennica 2009. Volume 36

AUTHORS

Preface
Pirjo Korkiakangas

ARTICLES
Laura Stark: Empowering Practices. Perspectives on Modernization in Finland 1860—1960
Laura Stark: Home Thievery and the Modernization of Rural Finnish Society 1860—1960
Kati Mikkola: New Clothing Fashions as Expressions of Modernization and Targets of Resistance
Arja Turunen: Trousers and the Construction of Modern Woman
Saara Tuomaala: The Bicycle and Bodily Identities of Rural Finnish Youth from the 1920 to the 1940s
Eerika Koskinen-Koivisto: Healthy, Skilled, Disciplined — Modernizing Changes and the Sense of Self in the Embodied Experiences of a Female Factory Worker

NEW PROFESSOR
Hanna Snellman, Professor of Ethnology in Jyväskylä
Juhani U. E. Lehtonen

REVIEWS

MUSEUM EXHIBITION

CONFERENCES

Ethnologia Fennica 2008. Volume 35

AUTHORS

Cultural Heritage
Pirjo Korkiakangas

ARTICLES
Tuuli Lähdesmäki: Concepts of Locality, Regionality and Europeanness in Tallinn, Turku and Pécs as European Capitals of Culture
Karri Kiiskinen: The Power of Translocal Cultural Heritage in the Polish-Ukrainian Borderland
Anneli Meriläinen-Hyvärinen: Enduring Cultural Heritage of Finnish Island Hailuoto from the 1880s until 2008
Minna Mäkinen: Sense of Locality and Changing Municipal Boundaries — The Consolidation of the City of Jyväskylä and the Municipality of Säynätsalo as a Cultural Phenomenon
Sonja Hagelstam: “They call it Christmas” — an Ethnological Analysis of Alienation in Tove Jansson’s Short Story The Fir Tree
Sari Jagielski: Birthday and Bonds — A Strategy to Constitute Bindung in Eastern German Villages

NEUE PROFESSUR
Professorin der Kulturerbe Outi Tuomi-Nikula
Helena Ruotsala

REVIEWS

CONFERENCES

 

Ethnologia Fennica 2007. Volume 34

AUTHORS

Culture, Locality and Identity
Pirjo Korkiakangas

ARTICLES
Katriina Siivonen: The Right to Stand Outside of Cultural Heritage. A Condition for Sustainable Cultural Development
Tuula Tuisku: Food Preference and Local Culture in a Reindeer Herding Community in Finnish Lapland
Leena Rossi: One Man’s Waters: A Finn’s Lifelong Relationship with Water and Waterways
Katja Hellman: “Here the Whole Town is Your Territory”. Border Making and Othering in a Bilingual Small Town
Anna-Liisa Kuczynski: Togetherness and space — Identifications and Negotiations in Polish-Finnish Families

OBITUARY
Ilmar Talve (1919–2007)
Pekka Leimu

REVIEWS

 

Ethnologia Fennica 2006. Volume 33

Pirjo Korkiakangas
Hidden Culture – Concealed, Silenced and Unnoticed

ARTICLES
Ulla-Maija Peltonen: Hidden Narratives and War
Pia Olsson: Immorality in Action? – Research Dealing with Delicate Questions
Salla Tenkanen: Searching for a 9.5mm Family – Aspects on the Privacy of Home Movies
Ildikó Lehtinen: Everyday Life in a Mari Village – Modernization Process of Mari Women
Riitta Hänninen: Against the Odds – Snowboarding in Scotland

REVIEWS

CONFERENCES

 

Ethnologia Fennica 2005. Volume 32

Pirjo Korkiakangas
Is the Everyday Ordinary?

ARTICLES
Agnes Heller: Everyday Life Yesterday and Today
Helena Ruotsala: “That’s How We Are Living” – Between Tradition and Modernity in a Post-Socialist Rural Mari Village in Russia
Pirjo Rautiainen: Romance and Everyday Work, the Two Sides of Fieldwork – a Challenge for the Anthropologist
Jari Eilola: Family History and Everyday Life: Some Aspects of the Finnish Research Tradition
Laura Stark: Invisible Narratives in the Construction of Past and Present. Speech given by Professor Laura Stark at her inaugural ceremony at the University of Jyvaskyla, November 23, 2005

REVIEWS

CONFERENCES

 

Ethnologia Fennica 2004. Volume 31

Pirjo Korkiakangas: Mere Preservers of an Idyllic Tradition?
Juhani U.E. Lehtonen: Kustaa Vilkuna – ein finnischer Volkskundler zwischen Berlin und Moskau
Tenho Pimiä: German Folk Culture Research in Karelia in the 1930s: Ideological Decoration of Nazism or Serious Research on Ancient History?
Johanna Lehto-Vahtera: Desire to Collect, Desire to Know The rural local history museums – the community changes, the collections remain

REVIEW ARTICLE
Juhani U.E. Lehtonen
Tradition and Cultural Analysis – perspectives on the continuity of ethnological research at the University of Helsinki

REVIEWS

CONFERENCES

 

Ethnologia Fennica 2002–2003. Volume 30

Pirjo Korkiakangas
In the Countryside and in Town

ARTICLES
Johanna Rolshoven: Town-Country Flow / Stadt-Land-Fluss Second Home-Scapes as New Social Spaces and Strongholds of Urban Rurality

Leena Hangasmaa: Ideas on Agriculture and Their Backgrounds – From Conflicts to Farmers´(Self)understanding
Katariina Heikkilä: Female Entrepreneurs on Farms in Southwest Finland and Their Relation to Place and Locality
Jussi Lehtonen: Mobile Services in the Countryside of Finland
Anna-Maria Åström: Work and Working in the Savolax Manorial Society in the Early Nineteenth Century
Laura Stark: Ethnic Dynamics and the Finnish Factor: the View from a Post-Soviet Karelian Village

REVIEW ARTICLES
Timo J. Virtanen: Stadtkultur und die Dritte Möglichkeit Ethnografische Interpretation der Kulturstadt Turku
Anna-Maria Åström: Historical Views in a Late Modern Setting Ethnology at the Abo Akademi University

REVIEWS

 

Ethnologia Fennica 2001, Volume 29

Pirjo Korkiakangas
Glimpses of the Field of Ethnological Research

ARTICLES
Katri Kaunisto: “The Freedom is the Best Thing”. Forest Professionals’ Life Values in a Changing Society
Anna Niemi: Granny’s Cottage by the Sea. The Role of Nostalgic Images in Conferring Meaning to a Living Environment
Marketta Luutonen: Crafts as an Identity Builder
Lotta Wessberg: The Woman and the Car. A Study of the Car, the Woman and Modernity
Ene Kõresaar: A Time Ignored? About the Role of the Soviet Period in Biographies of Older Estonians
Suvi Hänninen: The Street Shrines of Naples as the Setting of Popular Religion

BOOKREVIEWS

CONFERENCE

 

Ethnologia Fennica 2000. Volume 28

Pirjo Korkiakangas
People in Unfamiliar Environments

ARTICLES
Päivikki Suojanen: Between Two Cultures: Finns in America
Marjut Anttonen: Finnish Migrants to North Norway – Supporting or Threatening the Kven Identifications of Today
Ildikó Lehtinen: Chest and Cupboard: A Case of Identity in a Mari Village
Jaana Kuivalainen: A Piece of Ghana in Finland
Yrsa Lindqvist: The Sauna and the Finland-Swedes: Identification with a National Symbol

BOOKREVIEWS

SEMINAR

 

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