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Papers Biographical Notes Reviews Contents Contents Papers Kidney Transplantation Care. Rev. by Klaus Hoeyer 3 Editorial. By Lars-Eric Jönsson 165 Textiles in Eastern Norway – Bjørn Sverre Hol 5 Cosmopolitan Imaginaries and Local Realities. Haugen, Virkningsfulle tekstiler – i østnorske The Welfare State Perceived as a Restriction and bønders draktpraksiser på 1700-tallet. Rev. by Li- an Ideal for Swedish Tech-entrepreneurs in Europe zette Gradén & Tine Damsholt and the US. By Lisa Wiklund 167 Fashions as Museum Objects – Anne-Sofie Hjem- 21 Sweden and Swedishness from Migrants Afar. By dahl, Liv i museet. Kunstindustrimuseet i Oslo gjør Ida Tolgensbakk and Annie Woube kropp med moteklær 1928–1960. Rev. by Lizette 38 Dress and Dance. The Staging of Multiple Tem- Gradén & Tine Damsholt poralities in an Art-Historical Setting. By Anne- 171 Dracula Tourism – Tuomas Hovi, Heritage through Sofie Hjelmdahl Fiction. Dracula Tourism in Romania. Rev. by An- 56 “I Am A Skirt Person”. Resistance to Women’s ders Kaliff Trouser Fashion in Oral History Narratives. By 175 The Meanings of Paid Work – Kirsi-Maria Hytö- Arja Turunen nen, Ei elämääni lomia mahtunut. Naisten 70 Collaborative Knitting. Experiencing Tradition and muistelukerrontaa palkkatyöstä, talvi- ja jatkoso- Space. By Anna Rauhala tien jälleenrakennuksen aikana. Rev. by Pia Olsson 87 Implied Meal Partners. Ethnographic Accounts of 177 Mothers from Rural Areas Discussing Their Well- Elderly Participants in a Clinical Intervention and being and Networks – Pilvi Hämeenaho, Hyvin- Their Meals. By Marie Haulund Otto voinnin verkostot maaseudulla asuvien äitien arjes- 104 Cells in Suspense. Unboxing the Negotiations of a sa. Etnologinen tutkimus palvelujen käytöstä ja Large-scale Cell Transplantation Trial. By Andréa hyvän arjen rakentumisesta. Rev. by Helena Ruot- Wiszmeg sala 124 Changing Rural Paradigms. Rural Ethnology be- 179 Cultural Heritage Built through Stories – Eeva tween State Interest and Local Activism. By Jeppe Karhunen, Porin Kuudennen osan tarinoista raken- Engset Høst nettu kulttuuriperintö. Rev. by Sanna Lillbroända- Annala 180 The Good Late Life – Aske Juul Lassen, Active ageing and the unmaking of old age. The knowl- Biographical Notes edge productions, everyday practices and policies of the good late life. Rev. by Åsa Alftberg 142 Birgit Hertzberg Johnsen/Kaare, 1948–2016. By 183 Men as Victims of Rape – Jens Lindberg, Orsak: Anders Gustavsson våldtäkt. Om våldtagna män i medicinsk praktik. 143 Anna-Leena Siikala, 1943−2016. By Pekka Haka- Rev. by Rannveig Svendby mies 185 Norwegian Schoolhouses as Cultural Monuments 145 Jan-Öjvind Swahn, 1925−2016. By Ulrika Wolf- – Leidulf Mydland, Skolehuset som kulturminne. Knuts Lokale verdier og nasjonal kulturminneforvaltning. 147 Haci Akman, Professor in Bergen. By Nils Gilje Rev. by Anders Gustavsson 148 Pertti Anttonen, Professor in Joensuu. By Ülo Valk 187 Spaces in Museums – Märit Simonsson, Display- 150 Tone Hellesund, Professor in Bergen. By Nils Gilje ing Spaces. Spatial Design, Experience, and Au- 151 Kyrre Kverndokk, Professor in Bergen. By Nils thenticity in Museums. Rev. by Vaike Fors Gilje 189 The Joy of Dancing – Heidi Stavrum, Danseglade og hverdagsliv. Etikk, estetikk og politikk i det norska dansebandfeltet. Rev. by Lars Kaijser 194 Harbor: a Cornucopia of Cultural Significance – Reviews Tytti Steel, Risteäviä eroja sataman arjessa. Rev. New Dissertations by Jukka Jouhki 196 Becoming One’s Identity – Philip Warkander, 152 Cultural Analysis of the Brain – Michael Andersen, “This is all fake, this is all plastic, this is me”. A A Question of Location – Life with Fatigue after study of the interrelations between style, sexuality Stroke. Rev. by Kristofer Hansson and gender in contemporary Stockholm. Rev. by 154 Folding Time in Archaeology – Elin Engström, Marie Riegels Melchior Eketorps veckningar. Hur arkeologi formar tid, 197 The Sparsely Populated North – Elisabeth Wollin rum och kön. Rev. by Elisabeth Arwill-Nordbladh Elhouar, Tillhör vi Sveriges framtid? En etnolo- 160 East German Supporter Culture – Joakim Glaser, gisk studie av vardag och hållbarhet i norrländsk Fotboll från Mielke till Merkel: Kontinuitet, brott glesbygd. Rev. by Lisa Wiklund och förändring i supporterkultur i östra Tyskland. 200 Feelings of Belonging on the Costa del Sol – Annie Rev. by Petra Garberding Woube, Finding One’s Place. An Ethnological 163 The Lives Lived in the Shadow of Kidney Failure Study of Belonging among Swedish Migrants on – Martin Gunnarson, Please Be Patient. A Cultural the Costa del Sol in Spain. Rev. by Anne Leonora Phenomenological Study of Haemodialysis and Blaakilde Ethnologia Scandinavica, Vol. 46, 2016 Book Reviews 231 Natural Catastrophes – Kyrre Kverndokk, Naturka- tastrofer. En kulturhistorie. Rev. by Gunnar Bro- 203 When Industry Becomes Heritage – Når industri- berg samfunnet blir verdensarv. Hans Jakob Ågotnes, 232 How to Make Cultural History – Making Cultural Randi Barndon, Asbjørn Engevik & Torunn Sel- History. New Perspectives on Western Heritage. berg (eds.). Rev. by Bobo Krabbe Magid Anna Källén (ed.). Rev. by Sven-Erik Klinkmann 204 Mumming and Masks in Denmark – Maske og 239 Even the Minister’s Wife! – Vid hans sida. Svenska forklædning i Danmark. Inge Adriansen & Carsten prästfruar under 250 år – ideal och verklighet. Ul- Bregenhøj (eds.). Rev. by Fredrik Skott rika Lagerlöf Nilsson & Birgitta Meurling (eds.). 204 The Gyrfalcon Trade – Sigurður Ægisson, Icelan- Rev. by Ulrika Wolf-Knuts dic Trade with Gyrfalcons. From Medieval Times 240 Cities and Memories – Muistin kaupunki: Tulkin- to the Modern Era. Rev. by Ingvar Svanberg toja kaupungista muistin ja muistamisen paikkana. 206 Swedish Songs in Finland – Modersmålets sånger. Katri Lento & Pia Olsson (eds.). Rev. by Leena Finlands svenskheter framställda genom musik. Rossi Johannes Brusila, Pirkko Moisala & Hanna Väätäi- 242 A Revised Ethnomusicological Textbook – Dan nen (eds.). Rev. by Henrik Karlsson Lundberg & Gunnar Ternhag, Musiketnologi. En 208 Borderland Architecture – Peter Dragsbo, Arkitek- introduktion. Rev. by Magdalena Tellenbach tur til grænsen – Arkitektur og nation i europæiske 242 Baltic Liquor Smuggling – Johan A. Lundin & grænselande 1850–1940. Rev. by Björn Magnus- Fredrik Nilsson, Spritsmuggling på Östersjön. En son Staaf kulturhistorisk studie av nätverk i tillblivelse. Rev. 210 Everyday Life – Billy Ehn, Orvar Löfgren and by Anders Björklund Richard Wilk, Exploring Everyday Life: Strategies 244 Critical Heritage Research – Vägskälens kulturarv for Ethnography and Cultural Studies. Rev. by Hi- – kulturarv vid vägskäl. Om att skapa plats för lary Stanworth romer och resande i kulturarvet. En rapport från 213 West Nordic Explorations – Mette Eriksen forskningsprojektet Rörligare kulturarv. Ingrid Havsteen-Mikkelsen, Nordisk længsel. Møde med Martins Holmberg (ed.). Rev. by Birgitta Svensson folkekulturen i Sven Havsteen- Mikkelsens rejse- 247 Nature for Me – Naturen för mig. Nutida röster dagbøger og billedverden. Rev. by Anders Gus- och kulturella perspektiv. Lina Midholm & Katari- tavsson na Saltzman (eds.). Rev. by Agneta Lilja 213 Maritime Foodways in the Days of Sail – Mette 249 Museologists in Museums – Museologer på Mu- Eriksen Havsteen-Mikkelsen, Skibskost i sejlskibs- seum. Fra undring til kunnskap. 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Rev. by Johan Knuts- 219 Making the Nordic Region through Media – Com- son municating the North. Media Structures and 256 The Historical Development of the Scout Move- Images in the Making of the Nordic Region. Jonas ment – Espen Schaanning, Barneridderne. Harvard & Peter Stadius (eds.). Rev. by Mats Lind- Baden-Powell og den norske speiderbevegelsen. qvist Rev. by Anders Gustavsson 224 Sikh Identity – Laura Hirvi, Identities in Practice. 257 Danish Folklore – Danish Folktales, Legends, & A Trans-Atlantic Ethnography of Sikh Immigrants Other Stories. Timothy R. Tangherlini (ed. and in Finland and in California. Rev. by Barbara Ber- transl.). Rev. by Camilla Asplund Ingemark tolani 259 Songs of the Border People – Lotte Tarkka, Songs 226 Faroese Foodways – Jóan Pauli Joensen, Bót og of the Border People. Genre, Reflexivity, and Per- biti. Matur og matarhald í Føroyum. Rev. by formance in Karelian Oral Poetry. Rev. by Krister Ingvar Svanberg Stoor 228 Life and Social Relations among the Ostrobothnian 260 Biographies of Stuffed Animals – Liv Emma Bourgeoisie, 1750–1850 – Pohjanmaan porvaris- Thorsen, Elephants Are Not Picked from Trees. ton vuosisata 1750–1850. Asuminen ja elämän- Animal Biographies in Gothenburg. Rev. by Ing- muoto. Seija Johnson & Sanna-Maija Kauppi var Svanberg (eds.). Rev. by Sanna Lillbroända-Annala 262 Sugar and Sweets in Sweden –
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