Collaborative Representations: Interpreting the Creation of a Sami Ethnography and a Seto Epic
Kristin KuutamaHelskinki: Suomalainen Tiedeakatemia, 2006.
First Edition.
24cm x 15cm. 166 pages, black and white illustrations. Illustrated glossy papered boards.
The focus of this book revolves around two manifestly representative texts from the early twentieth century: Johan Turi’s story of Sami experience Muitalus samiid birra and the Seto epic Peko performed by Anne Vabarna. The current analysis of the complex performative interaction between the culture bearer, his or her repertoire, and the culture researcher benefits from an interdisciplinary anthropological and folkloristic approach, informed by hybridity and the blurring of disciplinary boundaries in historicizing inquiries into cultural documentation and textual practices. FF Communications No. 289 published by the Finnish Academy of Science and Letters.
. Fine Condition.
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AU$60
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