FOR THE FOLKLORE FELLOWS
No. 23 / April 2002
In this issue:
- Elias Lönnrot and the birth
of a nation
- Who are the epic-makers?
- The 6th Folklore Fellows' Summer
School at Lammi
- Estonian folkloristics enjoys its new-found freedom
Reviews
(FFN 23, April 2002: 16-27)
FFC Communications
Reviews
FFC 276: The fascination of evil (by Pasi Klemettinen)
FFC 277: Historic-geographic analysis and beyond (by Christine Goldberg)
FFC 278: The folktale as mirror - who is most just of all? (by Brenda E. F. Beck)
Other reviews
How oral epics became books (by Mark Bender)
Publisher:
The Folklore Fellows
by courtesy of
the Finnish Academy of
Science and Letters
and
the Kalevala
Institute
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