Vol. 41 No. 1 (2012): RITUAL YEAR 7 / RITUALNO LETO 7

Edited by / Uredila Jurij Fikfak & Laurent Sébastien Fournier

Published: 13.10.2014

Iubilaeum

• Helena Ložar - Podlogar and Emily Lyle

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Performances, Performers, Researchers / Uprizoritve, izvajalci, raziskovalci

• Performances at Festival Periods in the Year and the “As If” Concept

  Emily Lyle

  11-22

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• Stewartship and Evolving Fidelity in a Scottish Fire Festival

  Thomas A. McKean

  23-36

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• An Investigation of the Traditional Music Session in Ireland’s Shannon Region

  Nancy C. McEntire

  37-46

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• The Scholar versus the Pagan on Greencraft Tree Walks: Attunement, Imagination, and Interpretation

  Léon A. van Gulik

  47-63

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• Performers and Researchers in Neo-Pagan Settings

  Kamila Velkoborská

  65-76

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• In Search of the ‘Folk Character’ We Would like to Hear. The Dichotomy between Folk, the Profession, and Scholarship

  Mojca Kovačič

  77-90

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• The Problem of Performance Typology: The Case of Serbian Mourners

  Oksana Mykytenko

  91-96

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• Researcher-Performer Relations in Cross-Crafting Rituals in Lithuania

  Skaidrė Urbonienė

  97-110

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• The “Moral Codex” of a Researcher as a Bearer of Culture

  Tatiana Minniyakhmetova

  111-116

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Co-designing Performances, Co-designing Heritages / So-oblikovanje uprizoritev, so-oblikovanje dediščin

• The Russian Ritual Year and Folklore through Tourist Advertising

  Irina Sedakova

  119-136

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• Culture or Commerce: Framing Heritage in the Context of Municipal Subsidies. The Annual St. Nicholas Parade in the Netherlands

  John Helsloot

  137-146

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• MOGY. A Vessel of Ritual in Post-socialist Hungary

  István Povedák

  147-158

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• Ritualism as a Reflection of Social Transformation and the Researcher’s (Lack of) Power

  Marija Klobčar

  159-174

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• Ritual Reform and Ritual Behavior

  Arne Bugge Amundsen

  175-183

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• Folklorization as Diversification or Molding: Comparing Two “Traditional” Holidays

  Mateja Habinc

  185-196

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• You Are Cordially Invited to … the Distanced Participation in a Royal Wedding

  Marlene Hugoson

  197-207

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• Revival of Local Masking Traditions in Latvia as the Result of Cooperation between Performers and Researchers

  Aīda Rancāne

  209-225

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• The Wandering Blind Mendicant Singer and the Slavic Ritual Year

  Katya Mihaylova

  227-242

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• The Festival Dedicated to the Anniversary of the Vision of Agia Pelagia and Other Rituals

  Evy Johanne Håland

  243-262

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• The Transformation of Modern Greek Calendar Customs Associated with Fire: Tradition and Contemporaneity

  Svetlana Sidneva

  263-269

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