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Kaisa Ahvenjärvi

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Vastine Helena Ruuskan arvioon ”Kirjallisuus uppoaa tekstitaitosuohon” (Avain 1/2014)

2014

DebattGeneral MedicineAVAIN - Kirjallisuudentutkimuksen aikakauslehti
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"""Fluidity and flexibility of """"belonging"""": Uses of the concept in contemporary research"""

2016

Studies framing “belonging” as a key focus and a central concept of research have increased significantly in the 2000s. This article explores the dimensions of belonging as a scholarly concept. The investigation is based on a qualitative content analysis of articles published in academic journals covering a large number of different disciplines. The article poses and answers the following research questions: How is belonging understood and used in contemporary research? What added value does the concept bring to scholarly discussions? In the analysis, five topoi of conceptualizing belonging – spatiality, intersectionality, multiplicity, materiality, and non-belonging – were identified. Afte…

IntersectionalitySociology and Political Scienceemotional attachment05 social sciencesvulnerability0507 social and economic geographyintersektionaalisuusnon-belongingGender studies0506 political scienceEpistemologyFraming (social sciences)politics of belongingspatiality050602 political science & public administrationta616Sociology10. No inequalitybelonging050703 geographyintersectionalityhaavoittuvuusmaterialitymateriaalisuusActa Sociologica
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Mustan auringon paketti

2015

Black Sun Package. Myths and Melancholy in Irene Larsen’s Collection Sortsolsafari In this article, I analyse how the Sami poet Irene Larsen rewrites Sami oral tradition and mythology in her collection Sortsolsafari (2013, “Black Sun Safari”). I discuss how Larsen’s work differs from the mainstream of contemporary Sami poetry and other indigenous literatures. Sortsolsafari has postmodernist features, which seldom are found in Sami literature. Larsen situates mythological elements in present-day reality: a Sami goddess uses a sewing machine and a shaman logs on to the Internet. These anachronisms create a comical effect. Instead of nostalgia and anti-colonialism, which traditionally characte…

LiteraturePoetrybusiness.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectGeneral MedicineMythologyArtShamanismIndigenousSymbolDepictionAnachronismOral traditionbusinessmedia_commonAVAIN - Kirjallisuudentutkimuksen aikakauslehti
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Äitimyyttejä ja äitisubjekteja. Sukupuolen ja kansallisuuden representaatio saamelaisessa lyriikassaa

2013

Äitiyden teema nousee usein esille saamelaisessa nykylyriikassa. Tässä artikkelissa käsitellään neljän saamelaisrunoilijan tuotantoa, jossa esiintyy monenlaisia äitihahmoja: Äiti maa, muinaiset naisjumalat, äitiyttä himoitseva nainen ja väsynyt äiti. Äitiys-kuvasto saa runoissa symbolisia ja kansallisia merkityksiä, mutta yhtä lailla se peilaa naisen yksilöllistä, sensuaalista kokemusta. peerReviewed

myytitlyriikkasaamelaisuusäiditsukupuoli
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Uses of the concept in contemporary research

Acta Sociologica
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Päivitettyä perinnettä : saamelaisen nykyrunouden saamelaiskuvastoja

2017

This doctoral dissertation investigates the imagery of Sáminess in contemporary Sámi poetry. The research material of the study consists of poetry collections published in North Sámi and Norwegian by eight Sámi authors: Inger-Mari Aikio (previously Aikio-Arianaick), Inga Ravna Eira, Rawdna Carita Eira, Irene Larsen, Rauni Magga Lukkari, Hege Siri, Nils- Aslak Valkeapää, and Ellen Marie Vars. The emphasis is on poetry published at the turn of the 2010s. The study examines how Sáminess has been depicted and constructed in poetry from the 1980s onwards. The four original research articles ask how images traditionally connected to Sáminess and indigenousness are used in contemporary poems and h…

kirjallisuuden kieliindigeneous literaturesvähemmistökirjallisuuslyriikkaetninen identiteettikäännöksetsaamelaisuustulkintasaamelaisetrepresentaationykyperinneSáminesspost-colonialismkirjallisuudentutkimusalkuperäiskansatcontemporary Sámi poetrykielikuvatsaamelaiskulttuuriteematindigeneous researchimageryrunoilijat
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Mustan auringon paketti : myytti ja melankolia Irene Larsenin kokoelmassa Sortsolsafari

2015

In this article, I analyse how the Sámi poet Irene Larsen rewrites Sámi oral tradition and mythology in her collection Sortsolsafari (2013, “Black Sun Safari”). I discuss how Larsen’s work differs from the mainstream of contemporary Sámi poetry and other indigenous literatures. Sortsolsafari has postmodernist features, which seldom are found in Sámi literature. Larsen situates mythological elements in present-day reality: a Sámi goddess uses a sewing machine and a shaman logs on to the Internet. These anachronisms create a comical effect. Instead of nostalgia and anti-colonialism, which traditionally characterize the depiction of the past in Sámi literature, the overall tone of Sortsolsafar…

melankoliamyytitnorjankielinen kirjallisuusLarsen Irenelyriikkasaamelaisuus
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Miksi kirjallisuuden lukeminen on tärkeää?

2016

kirjallisuuslukutaitolukeminen
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