Fronteiras da memória, identidades imaginadas
uma análise histórica e cultural das fronteiras da Carélia no contexto da emancipação finlandesa, XIV-XIX
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https://doi.org/10.21680/1984-817X.2016v9n01ID17780Keywords:
Karelia, Finland, Border, CultureAbstract
The purpose of this article is to analyze issues pertaining to culture the border region of Karelia since the fourteenth century and thus launch considerations about the process of emancipation of Finland and its nationalist ideology formation process in the nineteenth century. From considerations of Pentikäinen (1989), realize an analysis of relevant issues on the Balto-Finnic culture and its influence in the Karelia region, this one was from the fourteenth century divided between Finns and Russians and ended up being the main collection site popular poems and songs by ethnographer Elias Lönnrot, within a rediscovery movement of popular culture, a term used here from Peter Burke (2010). We can also realize the need to broaden the debate on history, literature and nationalism with cultural resonances, and in this particular case the karelia and Finnish history, something very little studied in the Brazilian academy.
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