Folkloristika Tartu ülikoolis 1941–1944: eriala järjepidevuse küsimus by Tiiu Jaago

“…Yet it is noticeable that, when discussing the contribution of scholars whose professional biography also covers this period, their work is presented in the context of years, not political periods. …”
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Luulesõrestik üle ookeani. Marie Underi ja Ivar Ivaski kirjavahetuse teemaanalüüsi poole by Marin Laak, Tiina Ann Kirss

“…Since coming to the United States, Ivask completed a PhD in comparative literature and established himself as a scholar and critic in Germanic Studies. He became associated with the publication Books Abroad, later renamed under his editorship as World Literature Today. …”
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Sloveenia folkloristika ja etnoloogia 2 by Mare Kõiva, Andres Kuperjanov

“…The overview introduces the centres, scholars and publications of ethnology, folkloristics and visual anthropology of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences. …”
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Eessõna by Mare Kõiva

“…The 61st issue of journal Mäetagused is dedicated to Ülo Tedre (February 12, 1928 - March 9, 2015), one of the most versatile Estonian folklorists, giving today’s readers and researchers an overview of his scholarly work in different fields of folklore.…”
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Maastik kui mänguväljak by Hannes Palang

“…This paper studies further the idea expressed by Paul Claval about landscape as a playground. For a decade, scholars have wondered whether games such as geocaching could be used if not in planning, then at least in getting feedback about people’s landscape preferences. …”
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Dekadents ja elu. Nietzschelik-bergsonlik liikumise ning voolamise esteetika Tammsaare ja Semperi varases proosas by Mirjam Hinrikus, Merlin Kirikal

“…Critics have also suggested connections between Nietzschean concepts, such as life and the Dionysian, and Bergson’s élan vital and duration. Scholars have similarly highlighted the association of decadence with change. …”
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Eesti nõukogude loojak by Märt Väljataga

“…Consequently, patriotic scholars, even in the face of easing circumstances, were hesitant to associate early 20th century artists with decadence, as that would have meant condemning them. …”
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Dekadentlik kirjutus kui feministlik praktika. Alma Ostra jutustus „Aino” by Merlin Kirikal

“…Building on this, feminist scholars have asked how the forms of decadent aesthetics employed by male authors of the time are reshaped in the texts by women authors, and whether and in which ways these transformations can be seen as feminist practice. …”
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Meeleheide ja morbiidne vitaalsus Djuna Barnesi „Öömetsas” ja Reed Morni „Andekas parasiidis” by Raili Marling

“…The article builds on Taylor’s and Clarke’s analysis of Barnes, enriching their interpretations with insights from other scholars to bring the notion of affective modernism into the study of Estonian literature. …”
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"Võõras" usk ja verepatt by Aleksandr Pantšenko

“…Legends about orgies and bloody sacrifice amongst mystical sects were perpetuated in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in Russia in both bookish (scholarly and literary) contexts as well as popular oral traditions. …”
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Kirjažanrist Euroopa kultuuriloos ning kirjavahetuste avaldamisest ja uurimisest Eestis by Triinu Ojamaa, Maarja Hollo

“…Several historians, literary scholars, cultural historians, folklorists, and philosophers have used private correspondences as source material for their in-depth studies. …”
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Lapsele laulmise fenomen koduses kasvatuskultuuris by Airi Liimets, Külli Erimäe

“…The first, “Singing to children and children’s song within culture”, defines singing to children and children’s song as phenomena, building on the work of international scholars and Estonian folklorists. The second subsection, “Singing to children in Estonian domestic culture of education in 2016 in comparison to the results of Anu Vissel’s research from 1990–2000”, presents the findings of our empirical research. …”
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