Oisko linnun lentoneuot: Kantelettaren runo ja taustavaikutteiden verkosto

Kati Kallio

Oisko linnun lentoneuot: Kantelettaren runo ja taustavaikutteiden verkosto

Filosofian, historian ja taiteiden tutkimuksen osasto

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The article analyses one poem, compiled by Elias Lönnrot for the lyrical collection Kanteletar (1949). Using Octavo interface by Eetu Mäkelä, the article tests the possibilities of comparative digital reading on extremely varying corpus of historical oral poetry. In the analysis, the earlier manual interpretations by Väinö Kaukonen on the working process of Lönnrot and the folklore materials he used are validated and added. It becomes evident that, in this case, Lönnrot not only made use of rich corpus of Finnic oral poetry in Kalevala-meter, but also of Viena Karelian joik, itself a hybrid genre mixing lament-like free verse and Kalevala meter. In addition, Lönnrot seems to have been taking influences from the famous 17th century poem by Kemi Saami Olaus Sirma.

Julkaisun otsikon käännös	If I had wings to fly: A poem in the lyrical collection Kanteletar and a network of influences
Alkuperäiskieli	suomi
Lehti	Kalevalaseuran Vuosikirja
Vuosikerta	98
Sivut	175–199
Sivumäärä	25
ISSN	0355-0311
Tila	Julkaistu - 2019
OKM-julkaisutyyppi	A1 Alkuperäisartikkeli tieteellisessä aikakauslehdessä, vertaisarvioitu

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6160 Muut humanistiset tieteet

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FILTER: Formulaic intertextuality, thematic networks and poetic variation across regional cultures of Finnic oral poetry (Academy of Finland research project no. 333138)
Kallio, K., Mäkelä, E., Janicki, M. M., Saarinen, J., Sarv, M. & Kanner, A.
01/09/2020 → 31/08/2024
Projekti: Tutkimusprojekti
MuMOC: Academy of Finland research project The Muted Muses of Oral Culture. Ideology, transnationalism and silenced sources in the making of national heritages and literatures
Tarkka, L., Saarelainen, J. K., Karhu, H., Hämäläinen, N., Kallio, K. & Mäkelä, H. H.
01/09/2019 → 31/08/2023
Projekti: Tutkimusprojekti
Ambiguous and Hybrid Oral poetics: Registers of Expression and Layers of Belief in Western Finland
Kallio, K.
01/09/2017 → 30/09/2021
Projekti: Tutkimusprojekti

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Oisko linnun lentoneuot: Kantelettaren runo ja taustavaikutteiden verkosto

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Projektit

FILTER: Formulaic intertextuality, thematic networks and poetic variation across regional cultures of Finnic oral poetry (Academy of Finland research project no. 333138)

MuMOC: Academy of Finland research project The Muted Muses of Oral Culture. Ideology, transnationalism and silenced sources in the making of national heritages and literatures

Ambiguous and Hybrid Oral poetics: Registers of Expression and Layers of Belief in Western Finland

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