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Eestlaste argielutavadest
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Tedre U.
Mäetagused
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2015
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tom 61
91-110
EN
The following article provides an overview of the Estonians’ everyday customs related to departures and being on the way, paying someone a visit, cooking, eating, and clearing the table. These customs also include new, urban, and international material, known in many countries and by different nationalities.
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Maskeerimisest
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Tedre U.
Mäetagused
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2015
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tom 61
13-18
EN
The article about masking is dedicated to the masking traditions of the autumn and winter periods, starting with Michaelmas and ending with mumming at the end of the year.
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XIX sajand – murranguaeg eesti folklooris ja alusterajaja folkloristikas
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Tedre U.
Mäetagused
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2015
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tom 61
123-124
EN
The article discusses the 19th century as the period of great changes in Estonian folklore, which laid a foundation for folkloristics. The 19th century was characterised by the quick receding and even fading of folk culture; on the other hand, prerequisites emerged for extensive collecting of folklore and establishing foundations for national culture.
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Mida arvasid Oskar Loorits ja teised opetatud eesti mehed eestlaste iseloomust
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Tedre U.
Mäetagused
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2015
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tom 61
141-156
EN
The article under the heading, What Oskar Loorits and Other Learned Estonian Men Thought about Estonians’ Character, provides an overview of the estimations of Estonians given, starting from older historical records, to the viewpoints expressed by several cultural figures and experts on folklore, such as Loorits and Masing.
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M. J. Eiseni tee folkloristikasse. “Esivanemate varandusest” “Eesti rahva moistatusteni”
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Tedre U.
Mäetagused
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2015
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tom 61
125-140
EN
The subheading of the article about M. J. Eisen’s road to folkloristics reads: From the Ancestors’ Treasures to the Riddles of Estonian Folk. Eisen’s bibliography is comprised of 761 items, written between the ages of 19 and 77. The article follows the path of the versatile writer to folklore and his first steps in the field of folkloristics.
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Regivarsist uldse ja vepsa regivarsist eriti
100%
Tedre U.
Mäetagused
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2015
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tom 61
81-90
EN
The article about the runic verse in general and Vepsian runic verse in particular weighs the reasons why the Veps and especially southern Estonians preserved their song material, yet could not achieve the form of the runic verse.
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Tagasivaateid KKI rahvaluulesektori toole 1947–1990
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Tedre U.
Mäetagused
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2015
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tom 61
161-170
EN
A retrospective look at the work of the folklore section of the Institute of Estonian Language and Literature in 1947–1990 introduces the main directions in the work of the section, its publications, and international cooperation.
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Eesti jouluaja sanditajad
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Tedre U.
Mäetagused
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2015
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tom 61
19-68
EN
Article discusses Estonian mumming traditions at Christmastime: their spread, age and gender of the participants, costumes and masking, communication between the hosting family and the mummers, and the gifts given to the mummers.
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Keele ja Kirjanduse Instituudist ning maailmatasemest
63%
Tedre U. , Veidemann R.
Mäetagused
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2015
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tom 61
157-160
EN
The following writing is dedicated to the Institute of Estonian Language and Literature against the world level. Ülo Tedre and Rein Veidemann try to find an answer to why folklorists write monographs and not articles required by the academic system.
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Varvid, arvud, kujundid. Esivanemate maailmapildist
32%
Ernits E. , Sarv M. , Tedre U. , Koiv M. , Lougas V. , Vint T. , Viires A. , Stoor U. , Eelsalu H.
Mäetagused
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2015
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tom 61
69-80
EN
Writing is a discussion held by Ülo Tedre, Enn Ernits, Mikk Sarv, Madis Kõiv, Vello Lõugas, Tõnis Vint, Ants Viires, Ülo Stöör, and Heino Eelsalu about colours, numbers, and shapes in our ancestors’ worldview.
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