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9.00
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Visit to the Department of Estonian and Comparative Folklore (Ülikooli 16-208)
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10.00–11.30
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Two parallel sessions
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White Hall, Chair: Lotte Tarkka:
- Mare Kõiva (Tartu, Estonia) Kalevipoeg as the Basis of New Narrative Forms
- Ülo Valk (Tartu, Estonia) The Kalevipoeg, Mediumship and Discursive Authority of the Other World
- Mihály Hoppál (Budapest, Hungary) Heroic Epics of the World – Research History and Future Tasks
- Conference Hall, Chair: Mari Sarv:
- Ranibala Khumukcham (Imphal, India) Folk Epic: A Study on KhambaThoibi of Manipur
- Paul Hagu (Tartu, Estonia) A wave of Epics in Setomaa (1920–1930)
- Sonja Petrović (Belgrade, Serbia) Oral Epic Tradition about the Battle of Kosovo 1389: Story Models, Forms, Ideologies
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11.30–12.00
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Coffee/tea break
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12.00–13.30
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Two parallel sessions
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White Hall, Chair: Liina Lukas:
- Eve Pormeister (Tartu, Estonia) Das estnische Epos Kalevipoeg in der Spannung zwischen Nationalem und Menschheitlich-Universellem am Beispiel der Höllenfahrtszenen
- Risto Järv(Tartu, Estonia) Construction of ‘Pre-Kalevipoeg’: K. Ganander/K. J. Peterson's Finnische Mythologie
- Cornelius Hasselblatt (Groningen, Netherlands) German Rewritings of the Estonian Kalevipoeg. On the German Reception of the Estonian Epic in the 19th Century
- Conference Hall, Chair: Jonathan Roper:
- Tatiana Bulgakova (St. Petersburg, Russia) The Motif of Competition in Siberian Shamanic Tales
- Nina Yurchenkova (Saransk, Russia) From Mythology to Heroic Consciousness (Based on the Example of the Mordovian Epos)
- Margaret Lyngdoh (Tartu, Estonia) Elements of Epic in Ritual among the Khasis
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13.30–15.00
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Lunch
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15.00–16.30
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Two parallel sessions
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White Hall, Chair: Madis Arukask:
- Arne Merilai (Tartu, Estonia) The Kalevipoeg: Aspects of Authorship
- Katre Kikas (Tartu, Estonia) “Dr. Kreutzwald Has Been Blamed…” A Village Tailor H. A. Schults Defending the Authenticity of Kreutzwald’s Kalevipoeg
- Conference Hall, Chair: Mihály Hoppál:
- Jouni Hyvönen (Helsinki, Finland) Elias Lönnrot’s Ethno-historical View of the Finnish Mythology in the Kalevala
- Pille-Riin Larm (Tartu, Estonia) Estonian Mythopoeia. Myths, Epics and Identity
- Ott Heinapuu (Tartu, Estonia) Estonian Civil Religion: The Kalevipoeg and Sacred Oak Groves of Taara
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16.30–17.00
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Coffee/tea break
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17.30
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Visit to the Estonian Literary Museum (Vanemuise 42)
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