University of Tartu 6th Nordic-Celtic-Baltic Folklore Symposium - Supernatural Places June 4–7 2012 Tartu Estonia - Abstracts (2012).pdf

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University of Tartu
6th Nordic-Celtic-Baltic Folklore Symposium
Supernatural Places
June 4–7, 2012 Tartu, Estonia
Abstracts
Tartu 2012
Editor: Pihla Maria Siim
Language editor: Daniel E. Allen
Cover design: Marat Viires
Layout: Pihla Maria Siim
The symposium is organised by the Department of Estonian and
Comparative Folklore, the Department of Scandinavian Studies, the
University of Tartu, and the Tartu NEFA Group in cooperation with the
Centre of Excellence in Cultural Theory.
The symposium is supported by:
The Cultural Endowment of Estonia
The Cultural Endowment of Tartu
The Estonian Ministry of Education and Research
The Estonian Science Foundation
The European Union through the European Regional Development Fund
and the European Social Fund
The Royal Gustav Adolf Academy
ISBN 978-9985-4-0703-5 (print)
ISBN 978-9985-4-0704-2 (pdf)
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Department of Estonian and Comparative Folklore
Institute for Cultural Research and Fine Arts
University of Tartu
Ülikooli 16
Tartu 51003, Estonia
Phone: +372 737 5304
Program
Monday 04.06.2012
14.00–18.45
Registration (Lobby of the University of Tartu main
building, Ülikooli 18)
17.00–18.30
Opening of the symposium and keynote lecture (As-
sembly Hall of the University of Tartu main building, Ülikooli 18)
Bengt af Klintberg
(University of Stockholm): Wonders of
Midsummer’s Night: The Magical Bracken
19.00–21.00
Reception (History Museum of University of Tartu,
Toome Hill, Lossi 25)
Tuesday 05.06.2012
Plenary lectures will take place in the Philosophicum (Jakobi 2–226,
round auditorium), parallel sessions in Ülikooli 16–212, Ülikooli 16–
214 (second floor) and in Ülikooli 17–305 (third floor).
9.00–10.30
Plenary lectures (Jakobi 2–226)
Ergo-Hart Västrik
(University of Tartu): Place-lore as a Field of
Study within Estonian Folkloristics: Sacred and Supernatural Places
Lina Būgienė
(Institute of Lithuanian Literature and Folklore):
Narrative Expression of Cultural Landscape: from Supernatural
Place Legends to Everyday Talk
10.30–11.00
Coffee/tea
11.00–12.30
Plenary lectures (Jakobi 2–226)
John Lindow
(University of California, Berkeley): Legends of the
Churchyard
Terry Gunnell
(University of Iceland): The Power in the Place:
Icelandic Legends Concerning ‘Power Spots’ in a Comparative
Context
12.30–14.00
14.00–16.00
Lunch
Parallel sessions
Ülikooli 17–305. Chair: Jonathan Roper
Frog
(University of Helsinki): When Thunder Is Not Thunder:
Changing Intersections of Narrative and Conceptual Models
Jon Mackley
(University of Northampton): Wayland: Smith of the
Gods
Mari Purola
(University of Eastern Finland): The Devil’s Places in
Finnish Folk Narratives
Alevtina Solovyova
(Russian State University for the Humanities):
Space in Contemporary Mongolian Demonology
Ülikooli 16–212. Chair: Ulrich Marzolph
Ranibala Khumukcham
(University of Manipur): Supernatural
Love Motifs in the Meitei Legends of Manipur
Marie Alohalani Brown
(University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa): Here
Be Dragons: Supernatural Encounters with Moʻo Deities in
Legendary Hawaiʻi
Hicran Karataş
(University of Hacettepe): The Devil in Old
Turkish Religious Life
Nina Vlaskina
(Russian Academy of Sciences, Southern Scientific
Centre): Notions of Barrows in the Language and Culture of the
Don Cossacks
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Ülikooli 16–214. Chair: Timothy Tangherlini
Annikki Kaivola-Bregenhøj
(University of Turku): The Role of
Place, Time and Actors in Dream Narratives
Kirsi Hänninen
(University of Turku): Representations of
Ordinary and Supernatural Realms in UFO Narratives
Kristel Kivari
(University of Tartu): Taming the Supernatural,
Exciting the Natural: Activities of Dowsers’ Associations
Tiina Sepp
(University of Tartu): Glastonbury Abbey: Beliefs and
Legends
16.00–16.45
16.45–18.45
Coffee/tea
Parallel sessions
Ülikooli 17–305. Chair: Daniel Sävborg
Kendra Willson
(University of California, LA): Localisation in
Saga Dreams and Dreaming Scenes
Fjodor Uspenskij
(Russian Academy of Science): Comments on
Snorri’s Use of Ásgarðr, Miðgarðr and Útgarðr in the
Edda
and
Ynglingasaga
Mart Kuldkepp
(University of Tartu): Travel and Holy Islands in
Eireks Saga Víðförla
and
Eiríks Saga Rauða
Ülikooli 16–212. Chair: Diarmuid Ó Giolláin
Aarne Ruben
(Tallinn University): Counterculture in Medieval
and Early Modern Livonia and Ösel
Daria Penskaya
(Russian State University for the Humanities):
Paradise and the Land of the Blessed in Monastic Literature: Irish
and Byzantine Traditions
Gülperi Mezkit
(University of Hacettepe): Some Findings on the
Effect of the Birth Practices of the Wolf-Mother and Wolf Father,
Which are Divine in Turkish Culture, in Anatolian Traditions
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