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Metaphor in Comparative Studies, Or, the Folklore of Anthropology: Frazer, Malinowski, Trobriand, and Us

Folklore (London), 2021-10, Vol.132 (4), p.343-366

Vaz da Silva, Francisco

2021

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REVIEW: A Polyphonic Collection of Narratives

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 2011 (47), p.202-206

Kikas, Eve

2011

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American Anthropological Association 109th Annual Meeting - A Few Impressions and Reflections

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 2011 (47), p.185-190

2011

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The discursive Represseion of Women: Femlae Evils as the Villains of the Motherhood Narrative

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 2011 (48), p.85-116

Önal, Leyla

2011

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Folk Narratives and Legends as Sources of widespread Idioms: Toward a Lexikon of Common Figurative Units

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 2011 (48), p.117-142

Piirainen, Elisabeth

2011

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About Female Identities in the Mythology of Finno-Ugric Peoples

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 2011 (47), p.173-180

Yurchenkova, Nina

2011

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Ambivalence, Contradiction, and the Differentiation of Primordial Wholeness in Amazonian Cosmological Thought

Folklore (London), 2022-04, Vol.133 (2), p.180-199

Liebenberg, Deon

2022

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Artist and Myth

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 2001 (15-17), p.39-59

Sarapik, Virve

2001

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Ancient astrology as a common root for science and pseudo-science

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 2001 (15-17), p.85-104

Kasak, Enn

2001

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Understanding Planets in Ancient Mesopotamia

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 2001, Vol.16 (15-17), p.7-33

2001

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International Summer-School for Humour-Research (ISS11) at the Estonian Literary Museum

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 2011 (49), p.151-155

Laineste, Liisi

2011

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First Meeting of Ethnologists working in Eastern Europe - Padise, Estonia

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 2011 (49), p.147-149

Sõukand, Renata

2011

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Adapting Christianity on the Siberian Edge druing the early Soviet Period

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 2011 (49), p.131-146

2011

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Botanical Bosom Serpent Traditions

Folklore (London), 2020-07, Vol.131 (3), p.244-267

Ermacora, Davide

2020

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Those Who Dwell under the Hills: Orkney's Mound Lore and Its Wider Context

Folklore (London), 2020-04, Vol.131 (2), p.180-203

Scholma-Mason, Nela

2020

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Toward a Cognitive Theory of the Sacred: an Ethnographic Approach

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 2000, Vol.14 (14), p.41-48

Anttonen, Veikko

2000

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Red, White, and Black in Symbolic Thought: The Tricolour Folk Motif, Colour Naming, and Trichromatic Vision

Folklore (London), 2012-12, Vol.123 (3), p.310-329

Hemming, Jessica

2012

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Ways of Describing Nenets and Khanty «Characte » in 19th Century Russian Ethnographic Literature

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 1999 (12), p.38-52

Leete, Art

1999

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Sámi Rock Engravings from the Mountains in Laponia, northern Sweden

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 1999, Vol.11 (11), p.70-112

1999

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Some Statistics About Rock-Carvings Of Lake Onega

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 1999, Vol.11 (11), p.60-69

Poikalainen, Väino

1999

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Orality vs. written text: mediaeval developments in Vedic ritual literature

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 1998, Vol.8 (8), p.114-126

Karttunen, Klaus

1998

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Son Chint'ae and the Foundations of Modern Korean Folklore Studies

Folklore (London), 2018-01, Vol.129 (1), p.1-17

Grayson, James H.

2018

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Regarding the Way-Finding Habits of the Siberian peoples, considering the Khants as an example

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 1997 (3), p.75-92

Leete, Art

1997

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The Colour and The Word

Folklore (Tartu, Estonia), 1997 (3), p.93-130

Sarapik, Virve

1997

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The Bagpipe Player in the Cradle, an Irish Changeling Motif

Folklore (London), 2017-10, Vol.128 (4), p.376-395

Robitaillié, Audrey

2017

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REVIEW: A Polyphonic Collection of Narratives

American Anthropological Association 109th Annual Meeting - A Few Impressions and Reflections

The discursive Represseion of Women: Femlae Evils as the Villains of the Motherhood Narrative

Folk Narratives and Legends as Sources of widespread Idioms: Toward a Lexikon of Common Figurative Units

About Female Identities in the Mythology of Finno-Ugric Peoples

Ambivalence, Contradiction, and the Differentiation of Primordial Wholeness in Amazonian Cosmological Thought

Artist and Myth

Ancient astrology as a common root for science and pseudo-science

Understanding Planets in Ancient Mesopotamia

International Summer-School for Humour-Research (ISS11) at the Estonian Literary Museum

First Meeting of Ethnologists working in Eastern Europe - Padise, Estonia

Adapting Christianity on the Siberian Edge druing the early Soviet Period

Botanical Bosom Serpent Traditions

Those Who Dwell under the Hills: Orkney's Mound Lore and Its Wider Context

Toward a Cognitive Theory of the Sacred: an Ethnographic Approach

Red, White, and Black in Symbolic Thought: The Tricolour Folk Motif, Colour Naming, and Trichromatic Vision

Ways of Describing Nenets and Khanty «Characte » in 19th Century Russian Ethnographic Literature

Sámi Rock Engravings from the Mountains in Laponia, northern Sweden

Some Statistics About Rock-Carvings Of Lake Onega

Orality vs. written text: mediaeval developments in Vedic ritual literature

Son Chint'ae and the Foundations of Modern Korean Folklore Studies

Regarding the Way-Finding Habits of the Siberian peoples, considering the Khants as an example

The Colour and The Word

The Bagpipe Player in the Cradle, an Irish Changeling Motif

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