Folkloristic Studies in Scandinavia Personal Research Experiences and Reflections Gustavsson - Gotland Ombrukket4.Qxp Gustavsson 23.08.2017 11.38 Side 2
Gustavsson - Gotland ombrukket4.qxp_Gustavsson 23.08.2017 11.38 Side 1 Folkloristic studies in Scandinavia Personal research experiences and reflections Gustavsson - Gotland ombrukket4.qxp_Gustavsson 23.08.2017 11.38 Side 2 To my wife Kristina, our son Johan, his wife Rebecka, their sons Emrik and Lukas Gustavsson - Gotland ombrukket4.qxp_Gustavsson 23.08.2017 11.38 Side 3 Folkloristic studies in Scandinavia Personal research experiences and reflections Anders Gustavsson Department of Culture Studies and Oriental Languages, IKOS, University of Oslo, Norway NOVUS PRESS OSLO 2017 Gustavsson - Gotland ombrukket4.qxp_Gustavsson 23.08.2017 11.38 Side 4 Printed with economic support from Hilding Pleijel’s fond, Lund; Kungl. Patrio- tiska Sällskapet, Stockholm; Kungliga och Hvidtfeldtska stiftelsen, Göteborg and Kungliga Gustav Adolfs Akademien, Uppsala. Language wash: Larisa Gustafsson Front cover: The merpeople living at the bottom of the sea were a threat to the men out fishing and to the women rowing home from the islands who are shown at the top of the picture. Painting by the folk-life artist Carl Gustaf Bernhardson. Bohuslän museum No. 009. Back cover: The parson Simson wearing the insignia of the royal Order of Vasa together with islanders of Käringön during the visit of King Oscar II on the island in 1889. Photo Aron Jonasson, Bernadotte archives in the Royal Palace, Stockholm. © Novus AS 2017. Cover: Geir Røsset ISBN: 978-82-7099-887-6 Print: Interface Media as, Oslo. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photo- copying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of Novus Press.
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