2014
DOI: 10.30666/elore.79150
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Abstract: Freestyle on improvisoitua eli paikan päällä tuotettua rap-lyriikkaa. Artikkelissa tarkastellaan suomenkielistä freestylea ja sen käyttöä erilaisissa esitystilanteissa sekä performanssin konventioiden että komposition tuottamisen osalta. Tutkimuksen folkloristinen näkökulma perustuu aiempaan kenttätyökokemukseen runokielisen riimillisen komposition ja performanssin tutkimuksessa (Sykäri 2011). Artikkelin aineistona on suomalaisten freestylen taitajien kanssa 2013/2014 käydyt keskustelut, performanssien havainn… Show more

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“…Put another way, the AP's strategy was to frame issues in simple, dichotomous terms, the party taking the side of the ‘us’ the people ( kansa ) against ‘them’, the other—usually the privileged ‘offcomer’. The former minister, MP and AP secretary Seppo Kääriäinen (2002, p. 57) has ‘personalised’ this populist ‘anti‐ness’ as ‘Pykälä‐ism’ ( pykäläläisyys ) after the AP leader in Viipuri K.K. Pykälä, although it was evident more widely across the grassroots of the party.…”
Section: Othering ‘Them’mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Put another way, the AP's strategy was to frame issues in simple, dichotomous terms, the party taking the side of the ‘us’ the people ( kansa ) against ‘them’, the other—usually the privileged ‘offcomer’. The former minister, MP and AP secretary Seppo Kääriäinen (2002, p. 57) has ‘personalised’ this populist ‘anti‐ness’ as ‘Pykälä‐ism’ ( pykäläläisyys ) after the AP leader in Viipuri K.K. Pykälä, although it was evident more widely across the grassroots of the party.…”
Section: Othering ‘Them’mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The argument made is whilst the AP rested on a base of small. independent farmers, many actively religious—in a minimal sense a class foundation—its dominant characteristic was a diffuse small‐farmer ‘anti‐ness’—anti‐elitism, anti‐urbanism, anti‐clericalism and general antipathy towards the Establishment (Abedi, 2009; Schedler, 1996) which placed it full square as the first party actor in a tradition of agrarian populism channelled through the Smallholders' Party in the 1930s and the Finnish Rural Party in the 1960s and 1970s (Arter, 2016; Helander, 1971; Jungar, 2015; Kääriäinen, 2002; Raunio, 2013; Sänkiaho, 1971). The AP did not create ‘bigwig hatred’ ( herraviha ) but in perpetuating it created a niche small‐farmer electoral constituency.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%