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Aubinet-The-Craft-Of-Yoiking-Revised
Title page 1 The Craft of Yoiking Title page 2 The Craft of Yoiking Philosophical Variations on Sámi Chants Stéphane Aubinet PhD thesis Department of Musicology University of Oslo 2020 Table of contents Abstract vii Sammendrag ix Acknowledgements xi Abbreviations xv Introduction 1 The Sámi 2 | The yoik 11 [Sonic pictures 17; Creation and apprenticeship 22; Musical structure 25; Vocal technique 29; Modern yoiks 34 ] | Theoretical landscape 39 [Social anthropology 46; Musicology 52; Philosophy 59 ] | Strategies of attention 64 [Getting acquainted 68; Conversations 71; Yoik courses 76; Consultations 81; Authority 88 ] | Variations 94 1st variation: Horizon 101 On the risks of metamorphosis in various practices Along the horizon 103 | Beyond the horizon 114 | Modern horizons 121 | Antlered ideas 125 2nd variation: Enchantment 129 On how animals and the wind (might) engage in yoiking Yoiks to non-humans 131 | The bear and the elk 136 | Enchantment and belief 141 | Yoiks from non-humans 147 | The blowing of the wind 152 | A thousand colours in the land 160 3rd variation: Creature 169 On the yoik’s creative and semiotic processes Painting with sounds 171 | The creation of new yoiks 180 | Listening as an outsider 193 | Creaturely semiosis 200 | The apostle and the genius 207 vi The Craft of Yoiking 4th variation: Depth 213 On the world inside humans and its animation Animal depths 214 | Modal depths 222 | Spiritual depths 227 | Breathed depths 231 | Appetition 236 | Modern depths 241 | Literate depths 248 5th variation: Echo 251 On temporality -
Samiske Tall Forteller 9 Raporta/Rapport 1/2016 2016 9 6
6 Sámi logut muitalit 9 / Samiske tallSámi muitalit 9/Samiske logut forteller 9 2016 2016 9 Raporta/rapport 1/2016 6 SAMISK ● SAMISK ● SAMISK ● SAMISK ● SAMISK ● SAMISK ● SAMISK ● SAMISK Raporta/Rapport 1/2016 Samiske tall forteller 9 Kommentert samisk statistikk 2016 - 1 - - 2 - Føreord Samiske tall forteller inneheld i år ei rekkje artiklar som handlar om ulike sider ved oppvekstvilkåra for barn og unge i samiske område. Kolbjørn Rafoss og Kjell Hines har skrive om bruk av fritid blant samisk og norsk ungdom. Dag Broch har skrive om samisk innhald i kulturskular, Bente Skogvang om samiske festivalar, Torkel Rasmussen om samiske medium for barn og unge, Ketil L. Hansen om mobbing i samisk samanheng, og Kevin Johansen har skrive om samiskspråkleg lærardekning. Til slutt i boka for i år presenterer Paul Inge Severeide tal frå Statistisk sentralbyrå som viser trendar i samisk samfunnsutvikling på ei rekkje område. Fagleg analysegruppe for samisk statistikk har eksistert i ni år. På desse åra har det vore få utskiftingar av medlemmer. Gruppa er formelt sett eit offentleg utval, og det er no gjort nye utnemningar til utvalet. Av oss fem som i dag er med i analysegruppa, går fire ut. Difor har vi i år funne det naturleg å presentere ein artikkel som handlar om dei røynslene som både artikkelskrivarane våre og vi i analysegruppa gjennom arbeidet vårt har gjort med det eksisterande datagrunnlaget for samisk statistikk. Artikkelen om dette er skriven av Jon Todal. Sidan det no blir store utskiftingar i analysegruppa, vil vi takke dei som i alle år har hjelpt oss utan å vera oppnemnde medlemmer av gruppa. -
På Andres Premisser: Taus, Usynlig Eller I Konfrontasjon En Analyse Av Sørsamisk Offentlig Samtale
På andres premisser: Taus, usynlig eller i konfrontasjon En analyse av sørsamisk offentlig samtale Inga Marja Steinfjell Master i urfolksjournalistikk, 2019 Innhold Abstrakt - Norsk ........................................................................................................................ 5 Abstract - English ..................................................................................................................... 5 Forord ..........................................................................................................................................7 1 Innledning ................................................................................................................................8 1.1 Problemstilling ............................................................................................................9 1.2 Avgrensning ...............................................................................................................10 1.3 Begrepsavklaring .......................................................................................................10 1.4 Min posisjon ..............................................................................................................11 1.5 Valg av tema .............................................................................................................13 2 Åarjelsaepmie ........................................................................................................................15 2.1 Innledning ..................................................................................................................15 -
Nordicom Information 2018
NORDICOM Medie- och kommunikationsforskning i Norden INFORMATION NORDEN INIFRÅN OCH UTIFRÅN THE NORDICS – FROM WITHIN AND WITHOUT Norden som språkfelleskap Norden i medier och kommunikation Hvem tillhører Norden? What’s Left of the Swedish Model? Minor and Major Differences Interna gränsdragningar Jämfrelser och referenspunkter Redaktrer: Maarit Jaakkola & Catharina Bucht 2018 nr 2 | årgång 40 41 NORDICOM INFORMATION Medie- och kommunikationsforskning i Norden Redaktör • Editor • Tidskrifen Nordicom-Information är en Maarit Jaakkola, PhD mötesplats för forskningen, politiken och medie- Nordicom, Göteborgs universitet, Sverige och kommunikationsbranschen. Tidskrifen ges [email protected] ut två gånger per år på svenska, norska, danska Biträdande redaktör • Assistant Editor och engelska, både tryckt och i onlineversion. Catharina Bucht, M.A. Varje nytt nummer utgår från ett tema, och Nordicom, Sverige beroende på aktuellt ämne medverkar i varje nummer en mix av skribenter från de olika Layout nordiska länderna. Per Nilsson, Maarit Jaakkola Prenumeration • Subscription Nordicom-Information publiceras digitalt som Anne Claesson, Open Access på http://nordicom.gu.se/sv/ [email protected] publikationer/nordicom-information. Tryck Ale Tryckteam AB, Bohus 2018 Nordicom är ett nordiskt kunskapscenter för medie- och kommunikationsforskning. Vi arbetar med samla in och förmedla aktuell forskning och fakta som rör medier och kommunikation, för att på så sätt öka kunskapen om mediernas roll i samhället i Norden, Europa och övriga världen. • The journal Nordicom Information is a meeting place for research, politics and the media and ISSN 0349-5949 communication industry. The journal is published ISBN 978-91-88855-08-4 twice annually in the Nordic languages and in English, in print and online. -
“Taking Our Language Back Home” - Motivation and Challenges in the South Sami Area
Faculty of Humanities, Social Sciences and Education “Taking our language back home” - Motivation and challenges in the South Sami area Risten Birje Steinfjell Thesis submitted for the Degree of Master of Philosophy in Indigenous Studies November 2014 “Taking our language back home” - Motivation and challenges in the South Sami area Key words: revitalization, language shift, endangered language, South Sami, individuals, lost generation, home Acknowledgments The South Sami language is my mother tongue; I am transmitting it further to my daughter. I hope for the future that she can use the language outside the home as well. I would like to thank all my informants that make this possible. They are providing the language for our children. I appreciate them for sharing all the experiences regarding the South Sami language with me, and I admire them for the work they are doing. Without their strength and many other parents that transmit the language to further generations the outlook for the language would not be so bright. I would like to thank my supervisor Bjørg Evjen, without you I would not been able to finish this thesis. I would like to thank Center for the Sami Studies for traveling grants. I would also like to thank for the scholarship from the Pite Project, from Coast to Coast at the Center for Sami Studies, University of Tromsø. Ane Hedvig, Kristin S. and Marie K.: thank you for productive conversations and much more non-productive conversations at the reading room. Lars Robert, Thank you for providing the home and made it possible for me to finish this. -
The Indigenous Identity of the South Saami
Håkon Hermanstrand Asbjørn Kolberg Trond Risto Nilssen Leiv Sem Editors The Indigenous Identity of the South Saami Historical and Political Perspectives on a Minority within a Minority The Indigenous Identity of the South Saami Photo: Asbjørn Kolberg Håkon Hermanstrand • Asbjørn Kolberg Trond Risto Nilssen • Leiv Sem Editors The Indigenous Identity of the South Saami Historical and Political Perspectives on a Minority within a Minority Editors Håkon Hermanstrand Trond Risto Nilssen The Faculty of Education and Arts Norwegian University of Science and Nord University Technology Levanger, Norway Trondheim, Norway Asbjørn Kolberg and The Faculty of Education and Arts Nord University Nord University Levanger, Norway Levanger, Norway Leiv Sem The Faculty of Education and Arts Nord University Levanger, Norway ISBN 978-3-030-05028-3 ISBN 978-3-030-05029-0 (eBook) https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-05029-0 Library of Congress Control Number: 2018962762 © The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019. This book is an open access publication. Open Access This book is licensed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/), which permits use, sharing, adap- tation, distribution and reproduction in any medium or format, as long as you give appropriate credit to the original author(s) and the source, provide a link to the Creative Commons licence and indicate if changes were made. The images or other third party material in this book are included in the book’s Creative Commons licence, unless indicated otherwise in a credit line to the material. -
The Sami and the Church of Sweden
T D ANIEL his book presents results from a white paper project on the historical HE relations between the established Evangelical Lutheran Church of Swe- S AMI AND AND AMI den and the indigenous Sami people. The research project, which was L INDMARK & Tlaunched in November 2012 and concluded in February 2017, was funded by the Church of Sweden Research Department and hosted by Umeå University. It was THE SAMI AND set up following an explicit request by representatives of the Sami community made at a hearing in 2011. Documentation of the abuse inflicted by the Church T O HE CHURCH OF OF CHURCH HE LLE SUND THE CHURCH OF SWEDEN throughout history was regarded as a precondition for a continued reconcilia- tion process. In April 2016, a comprehensive academic report was published. The contents Results from a White Paper Project of this two-volume book consisting of 33 articles written by experts in the field ST were summarised and discussed in a popular science publication issued in Feb- RÖM (ED ruary 2017. Chapters on reconciliation as concept and practice were included in this abridged version so as to make it useful in reconciliation activities in church Daniel Lindmark & Olle Sundström (eds.) S S WEDEN and Sami communities. .) The current book, The Sami and the Church of Sweden: Re- sults from a White Paper Project, is a translation of the popular science publication, supplemented with a more detailed intro- duction and two updating and concluding chapters. Through this English version, international readers can inform them- selves about the background, assignment, organisation, results and reception of a research project carried out within a recon- ciliation process. -
Sámi Media for Children and Youth
NORDICOM-INFORMATION 40 (2018) 2: 88-102 Torkel Rasmussen Sámi Media for Children and Youth Minority Audiences as an Underrepresented and Problematic Research Field As a Sámi myself, as a former journalist and as father to four children, aged 7–18, I have followed Sámi media outlets for children and youths closely for many years. Neverthe- less, when in 2016 I aimed to present quantitative results on this subject – the amount of productions, hours on air, users’ numbers, circulation of printed media etc. – it was the first time I looked into this world with a researcher’s eyes. The lack of statistical data turned out to be a challenge. Results presented in this article are extracted minority media is that it is not systematically from a research project titled “Sámi media monitored and recorded by any authority, nor for children and youth” that I carried out in is it included in national-level statistics. Fur- 20161 for a national Norwegian Expert group thermore, the Sámi culture is spread across of Sámi statistics.2 The research showed an ex- three different Nordic countries, and such a tensive production of Sámi media outlets for transnational perspective poses a challenge for children and youths, both in traditional media the collection of data. Therefore, most of the and in new digital media, taking into account information has been retrieved through per- the low number of Sámi speakers. The number sonal mail correspondence and phone calls. of media registered entirely or partly as reach- This is an important point: the objectives of ing out to Sámi children and youth in 2016 this descriptive overview are thus to capture was 15.