Contemporary Folklore IV Edited by Mare Kõiva
Tartu 2009
Editorial Board:
Larisa Fialkova (University of Haifa, Israel)
Maria Yelenevskaya (Israel Institute of Technology, Israel)
Diane Goldstein (Memorial University of Newfoundland Canada)
Irina Sedakova (Russian Academy of Sciences)
Eda Kalmre (Estonian Literary Museum)
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ESF grant 6824, project SF0030181s08
Estonian Cultural Endowment
ISBN 978-9949-446-53-7 (printed version)
ISSN 1406-3778 (printed version)
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CONTENTS
7-9
Introduction
ELECTRONIC MEDIA
13-38
Sabine Wienker-Piepho
Das Handy – oder: vom erzählerischen Umgang mit dem Mobiltelefon
39-60
Helmut Fischer
Magazingeschichten. Erzählen in berichtend-kommentierenden Rundfunksendungen
61-96
Anu Vissel
Media as a Mediator of Games and the Source of New Ones
97-117
Mare Kõiva, Liisa Vesik
Contemporary Folklore, Internet andCommunities at the beginning of the 21st Century
INTERNET
121-142
Aado Lintrop
Shamanism and the Internet
143-151
Maris Kuperjanov
Means of Online Communication in the 1990s
152-161
Sander Vesik
Folklore on the Internet: About the Internet (and a Bit on Computers)
162-183
Mare Kõiva
Online Medicine. Communication and Narratives
PRESS
185-194
Maarja Lõhmus
Mediamyths: the Struggle for Influence over Society through Journalism
195-204
Reet Hiiemäe
Violence in Mass Media: Stereotypes, Symbols, Reality
205-215
Ingrid Rüütel
Truth and Ethics in Visual Anthropology
216-238
Fionnuala Carson Williams
Proverbial Expressions, the Local Press and the Current “Troubles” in Northern Ireland
239-168
Risto Järv
Aren't Proverbs there for the Taking?References to Proverbs in Newspaper Texts
CATASTROPHES
271-287
Gillian Bennett & Anne Rowbottom
“Born a Lady, Married a Prince, Died a Saint”: The Deification of Diana in the Press and Popular Opinion in Britain
288-312
Eda Kalmre
Legends Connected with the Sinking of the Ferry Estonia on September 28, 1994
313-344
Marju Kõivupuu
Roadside Cemeteries
ORAL & WRITTEN
347-389
Taive Särg
Covers and Foklore. Contra's Songs
390-402
Tiiu Jaago
Information transmission on the border of ingroup and outgroup groups. Opposition – integration