paul hagu (6 resultados)

Soft Cover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Near Fine. 1st Edition. For centuries, the eastern shores of the Baltic Sea have nourished poetic cultures developing oral epic traditions that mostly survived in lays of a few hundred lines but that eventually gave rise to much longer traditional epics. The Maiden's Death Song & The Great Wedding is a manifestation of a long epic format rare in Baltic-Finnish folk poetry and of two alternative storylines. It is also a masterpiece that serves as a reminder of the poetry of a gifted minority culture that tends to be forgotten. Composed by Seto/Setu singer and "song mother" Anne Vabarna (1877 -1964). 529 pp. In English. Small wear to the dust jacket.

Softcover. 135 S. Ehem. Bibliotheksexemplar mit Signatur und Stempel. GUTER Zustand, ein paar Gebrauchsspuren. Ex-library with stamp and library-signature. GOOD condition, some traces of use. X-16195 998592200X et Gewicht in Gramm: 350.

Hardcover. Condición: New. 529 pages : illustrations, map ; 24 cm. Text of epic poem in Estonian Setu dialect and English translation on opposite pages; commentary in English. ' For centuries, the eastern shores of the Baltic Sea have nourished poetic cultures developing oral epic traditions that mostly survived in lays of a few hundred lines but that eventually gave rise to much longer traditional epics. The Maiden\'s Death Song & The Great Wedding is a manifestation of a long epic format rare in Baltic-Finnish folk poetry and of two alternative storylines. It is also a masterpiece that serves as a reminder of the poetry of a gifted minority culture that tends to be forgotten.'.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. 1st Edition. For centuries, the eastern shores of the Baltic Sea have nourished poetic cultures developing oral epic traditions that mostly survived in lays of a few hundred lines but that eventually gave rise to much longer traditional epics. The Maiden's Death Song & The Great Wedding is a manifestation of a long epic format rare in Baltic-Finnish folk poetry and of two alternative storylines. It is also a masterpiece that serves as a reminder of the poetry of a gifted minority culture that tends to be forgotten. Composed by Seto/Setu singer and "song mother" Anne Vabarna (1877 -1964). 529 pp. In English.

Soft Cover. Condición: Very Good. Text in Estonian with summary in Finnish, English, Russian and French. 224 pp. Some scuffing to covers and bumped spine ends. Lower corner of the book is folded. Peko was the god of fertility of the Setus in south-eastern Estonia. The Estonian scholar Pauloprit Voolaine gave 1927 themes concerning Peko to Anne Vabarna, who was the greatest composer of epical songs in Estonia. She made Peko a human being and sung this poetic work which can be regarded as the national epic of the Setu people. Docent Paul Hagu (University of Tartu) and prof. Seppo Suhonen (University of Helsinki) have edited the manuscript recorded by the son Ivo of Anne Vabarna.

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 529 pp. Includes: illustrations, index, bibliography. For centuries, the eastern shores of the Baltic Sea have nourished poetic cultures developing oral epic traditions that mostly survived in lays of a few hundred lines but that eventually gave rise to much longer traditional epics. Epic traditions existed in several languages and dialects of the region, but it was Finnish, Karelian, Setu, Estonian and Latvian that took the step toward a truly long epic. Far from being identical as to their oral materials or history of composition, these epics reflect a quest for a literary manifestation of oral tradition epitomised in talented and ambitious individuals wishing to make an impact on the cultural identity of a nation or ethnic group. The twin epic, The Maiden's Death Song & the Great Wedding composed by the Setu "song mother" Anne Vabarna and written down by Armas Otto Väisänen, a Finn, is a manifestation of a long epic format rare in Blatic-Finnish folk poetry and of two alternative storylines. It is also a masterpiece that serves as a reminder of the poetry of a gifted minority culture that tends to be forgotten. The present scientific edition, intended for world epic scholars, is the work of a team consisting of Lauri Honko, Anneli Honko and Paul Hagu.