2017
DOI: 10.23985/evk.63130
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Kenen perinnettä? Romani-informantit Suomen Kansan Vanhat Runot -aineistoissa

Abstract: Kansanrunouden keruun historiassa kalevalamittaan perustuvaa laulettua runoutta on pidetty vanhimpana, arvokkaimpana ja kiireellisimmin kerättävänä perinteen muotona. Kalevalamittaisen runouden kohdalla on kiistelty pitkään ja toistuvasti siitä, missä määrin perinne on karjalaista ja missä määrin sen juuret ovat Länsi-Suomessa. Suomen etnisten ja kulttuuristen vähemmistöjen rooliin vanhan runoperinteen välittäjinä ei sen sijaan ole kiinnitetty juurikaan huomiota. Tässä artikkelissa tarkastellaan Suomen romanie… Show more

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“…For example, some of the folklore material told by Karelian Rom August Herman Berg -collections which included magic traditions, fairy tales, proverbs and songs -ended up in the most significant publication of Finnish folklore, "the ancient poems of the Finnish people" -i.e. the Finnish runic kalevalametric poems (Blomster and Mikkola 2017). Furthermore, although the official folklore collecting process broadly ignored Roma, there were, alongside Arthur Thesleff, others who were active in the field of Roma folklore in Finland: such as prison school teacher and Lutheran minister Adam Lindh (a non-Roma, born 1843), Karelian Rom Herman Hagert, as well as the founder of Gypsy Mission, Oskari Jalkio (1882-1952, first Anders Oskar Storbacka, later on Oskar Johnsson and, since 1922.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, some of the folklore material told by Karelian Rom August Herman Berg -collections which included magic traditions, fairy tales, proverbs and songs -ended up in the most significant publication of Finnish folklore, "the ancient poems of the Finnish people" -i.e. the Finnish runic kalevalametric poems (Blomster and Mikkola 2017). Furthermore, although the official folklore collecting process broadly ignored Roma, there were, alongside Arthur Thesleff, others who were active in the field of Roma folklore in Finland: such as prison school teacher and Lutheran minister Adam Lindh (a non-Roma, born 1843), Karelian Rom Herman Hagert, as well as the founder of Gypsy Mission, Oskari Jalkio (1882-1952, first Anders Oskar Storbacka, later on Oskar Johnsson and, since 1922.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%