- Page 4 and 5: Publication of the Folk Belief Depa
- Page 6 and 7: Contents Introduction 7 ELECTRONIC
- Page 8 and 9: Introduction This collection of stu
- Page 10: Conference papers and articles outl
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- Page 38 and 39: Burger, Peter 1995. De gebraden bab
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hen haben. Zusätzlich hat man noch
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4. eine einsträngige, von einem Pa
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müssen mit 900 000 möglicherweise
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Die Kenntnis zumindest dieses Texte
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Dégh, Linda 1984. Erzählen, Erzä
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Media as a Mediator of Games and th
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chains was no longer necessary. Due
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One of the many radio appearances o
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ally stronger, while people’s cre
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During the last five years several
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viet media stressed collectivism as
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young people impersonate popular ce
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the Soviet regime a joint entertain
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slightly changed: the former round-
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Estonian television viewers. Its la
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ster is ‘the middle-class’ as o
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1% 1% 3% 6% 68% 21% Reisile sinuga
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name a number. And if he guesses co
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The TV-show “Kuulus või kummalin
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physical activity (running, chasing
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References Ainsoo, Uno 1998. Lotom
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Koppel, Annika 1997. Maire Aunaste
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Peebo, Kadri 1995. Kui ma ei eksi,
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Contemporary Folklore, Internet and
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ARCHIVING AND RESEARCH Although the
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“read between the lines.” Since
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card part of the Estonian cultural
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Home page of one of the more advanc
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grown, when compared to earlier ran
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Lev Manovich’s states that new me
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Jaago, Tiiu 2008. Rahvaluule e-kurs
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Laineste, Liisi 2003b. Take it with
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Renata Sõukand (Ed.) Interdistsipl
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INTERNET 119
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Shamanism and the Internet Aado Lin
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2. Homepages of Shaman Healers and
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2. The happy savage - a new human i
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http://www.foxfireinstitute.com/ he
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ods to a small group; and in 1979,
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Even though Goodman did not directl
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THE INTERNET AND MINORITIES Of cour
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the test subject was asked to assum
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same sign system that all the other
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the leaves, hearing them crunch und
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are often densely inhabited with sp
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Means of Online Communication in th
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IRC (Internet Relay Chat, the first
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personal purposes, previous experie
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someone), accuse others of being
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Liitmaa, A. 1995. BBSummer ‘95. A
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items of UseNet are classified unde
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gence of totally new trends. Regard
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“Energy Matrix” is a warning ag
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I remember when my new Amiga arrive
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mistyping of exclamation mark witho
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Within the research grant „Intern
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the patients, and the phone is the
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tion of the setting’s nature. If
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Preductal is proscribed to enhance
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PATIENT WEB COMMUNITIES AND THEIR N
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form up to a third of those posted
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In many cases, narration takes plac
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multitude of opinions, and during w
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might be higher again... LOL!!!.. P
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stories and communication threads,
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PRESS 183
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Mediamyths: the Struggle to Influen
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The empirical point of view of comm
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sourses materials dominator(s) conc
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1) grammatical tensions - sentence
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Acknowledgement This research was s
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Violence in Mass Media: Stereotypes
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iors on the other side of high moun
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STEREOTYPES Murders and bomb threat
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(“Kuller”, Nov 10, 1997). The c
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people start anticipating the attac
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Truth and Ethics in Visual Anthropo
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financier or commissioner of the pr
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anthropological elements. Such feat
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The preserving of disappearing cult
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Life goes on. A young relative of t
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But money brings along new risks. O
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Proverbial Expressions ... 217
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was truly a thing of the past but [
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porters either orally or in their p
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een said; other media such as radio
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fare itself, for example, in descri
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The Derry coat of arms. A second ca
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A third set of allusions is to spor
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in towns in areas where they have s
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Postcard issued by the Yes-campaign
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campaign, with his eyes firmly on t
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With the situation in Northern Irel
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Aren’t Proverbs there for the Tak
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THE AUTHORITY OF PROVERBS That a pr
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approximately as, “proverbs aren
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ances. Thus, in those instances, no
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[---] According to folk wisdom a wa
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[---] “A priest’s beard is alwa
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the actual proverb ends with the wo
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column\ newspaper Eesti Päevaleht
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[---] I cannot help being reminded
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The principal users of proverbs in
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of proverbs is a calculated action
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eight proverbs used in the editoria
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Mihkel Mutt’s lengthy essay title
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Title/Subtitle (24=10,5%) Beginning
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References Arora, Shirley L. 1994.
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CATASTROPHES 269
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“Born a Lady, Married a Prince, D
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tion of genuine emotion with powerf
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tributes echoed these themes: “Yo
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ing within the framework of this po
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their readers to send in their own
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the earliest papers to deal with th
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There is another way that we might
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ended knee, her right hand on her b
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O’Hear, A. 1998. Diana, Queen of
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(Hanberger 1996: 109-121), and the
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This Estonian postcard (Digipress E
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This illustrates a negative attitud
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Lloyd’s was the insurance agency
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subject, and in the course of time
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External cause Force majeure CATAST
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Clues disappear under water? Specul
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The catastrophe of the Estonia has
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went to the hayloft to fetch some h
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a cynical article in the newspaper
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with the ship (McCaughan 1998: 140)
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to spread, as the media recalled th
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Roadside Cemeteries Marju Kõivupuu
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same time, drunk driving, speeding,
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The first and one of the foremost l
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Among other things, the living may
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A cross cut into trees to denote fa
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Monument in memeory of meliorators
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A memorial plaque in honour of Carl
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Hit by the “tramvai” (tram) - c
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Hochgreve was killed there by the R
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Monument to Valdek Arula. Courtesy
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Different tokens of mourning mark t
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Even though people have erected una
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the three reasons, the second one a
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the stone is not very showy and dis
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“We visit that place on the fifth
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Kõivupuu, Marju 1996. Ristipuud L
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ORAL & WRITTEN 345
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Covers and Folklore. Contra’s Son
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y historical depth” (Selberg 1993
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Üüratu üürlane, Contra improvis
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there are connections with folklore
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the 1990s a jump towards both moder
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Contra has listed his sources on th
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The last text “Ei eesel pole elev
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In spite of Contra’s singing out
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serves the far-away dubious world f
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& c œ Jää œ œ œ œ œ œ kest
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3. Ma jälle naeratama pean kui rä
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3. võtan seinalt automaadi valangu
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The Golden Marching Company 1. The
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Example 7. Jüriöö eelseisund e.
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3. Our soldiers are in Somalia they
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Cashier’s receipt Then at last Va
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Covers and Folklore. Contra’s Son
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sources Centre for Folk Performing
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Rüütel, Ingrid 1995. Estonian fol
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Areas that students have covered in
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slaves for the rest of their lives.
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(financial) matters, in reality the
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four peasants were questioned on Ju
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Similar decisions were not only mad
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self-defence. As a rule, the blocki