RE:22 Nordic Ethnology and Folklore Conference

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BASE01a

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Repairing, restoring or refining bodies I

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Repairing, restoring or refining bodies II

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REliance: att lita på sin nästa. Workshop där vi utforskar tillit som kulturellt fenomen, praktik, process, utbyte, villkor och konsekvens för gemenskap och mellanmänskliga relationer

BASE04a

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Responsibility and blame I

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Responsibility and blame II

BASE05a

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Re-thinking crisis. Children's perspective

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Re-thinking crisis. Children's perspective

BASE06

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Bodies and cultures

Digi01

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Re:visiting everyday surveillance in a digital age

Digi02a

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Re:producing and re:presenting the family & kinship in a digital age I

Digi02b

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Re:producing and re:presenting the family & kinship in a digital age II

Digi03

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Monetary REpertoires – creative uses of money in everyday life

Envi01a

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Re-storing natural-cultural landscapes I

Envi01b

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Re-storing natural-cultural landscapes II

Envi02a

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Re:making landscape (explorations and conceptualizations) I

Envi02b

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Re:making landscape (explorations and conceptualizations) II

Envi03a

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Remembering, reframing, recovering. Traditional ecological knowledge from current practices to archive and media I

Envi03b

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Remembering, reframing, recovering. Traditional ecological knowledge from current practices to archive and media II

Envi04

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REthinking REmoteness: on the branding and soft power of the outskirts of the Nordic regions

Heri01a

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Revisiting place: sensual encounters with everyday heritage in the urban landscape I

Heri01b

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Revisiting place: sensual encounters with everyday heritage in the urban landscape II

Heri02a

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Minority Memories and Heritages in (Re)imagining Nations and Multinational Communities I

Heri02b

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Minority memories and heritages in (re)imagining nations and multinational communities II

Heri03a

Re-creation, re-usage and restoring of difficult and dark heritage sites I

Heri03b

Re-creation, re-usage and restoring of difficult and dark heritage sites II

Heri04

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Maritima kulturarv. Flytande, sjunkna, bärgade, bevarade och bortglömda

Heri05

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Tourism, heritage, conservation

Inte01

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Revival, restoration, reaction: gender and politics in the European context

Inte02a

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REpresentations and REorientations. REviving queer cultural history in the Nordic countries I

Inte02b

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REpresentations and REorientations. REviving queer cultural history in the Nordic countries II

Inte03a

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Aquapelagic imaginaries and materialities across the North Atlantic I

Inte03b

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Aquapelagic imaginaries and materialities across the North Atlantic II

Know01a

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Re-reading "politics" in the disciplinary history of ethnology and folklore studies I

Know01b

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Re-reading "politics" in the disciplinary history of ethnology and folklore studies II

Know02

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Ethnologia Scandinavica revisited. 50 years with the Nordic journal – insights, perspectives, developments, futures

Know03a

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Relations of learning. Recollecting ethnological research in educational contexts I

Know03b

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Relations of learning. Recollecting ethnological research in educational contexts II

Know04

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Revisiting folklore theory

Know05

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Politics of culture

Mobi01a

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(Re)populating the countryside: (re)producing locality, (re)framing mobilities and (re)shaping imaginaries I

Mobi01b

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(Re)populating the countryside: (re)producing locality, (re)framing mobilities and (re)shaping imaginaries II

Mobi02

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Repatrieringens gränser: mellan gästfrihet och fientlighet

Mobi03a

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On the move. rethinking the trajectories of (re)migration and mobility in Europe I

Mobi03b

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On the move. rethinking the trajectories of (re)migration and mobility in Europe II

Mobi04

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Migration, minorities and multi-ethnic living

Muse02a

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Caring for materialities, imaginaries, relationships and worlds I

Muse02b

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Caring for materialities, imaginaries, relationships and worlds II

Muse03a

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Re-thinking care in museum conservation I

Muse03b

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Re-thinking care in museum conservation II

Muse04

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Ancestral (re) turn. Repatriation and decolonization of anthropological collections

Narr01a

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Re-activating the archives I

Narr01b

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Re-activating the archives II

Narr01c

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Re-activating the archives III

Narr02a

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Re/telling. Questions of perspective and agency in recontextualizing archived documentations I

Narr02b

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Re/telling. Questions of perspective and agency in recontextualizing archived documentations II

Narr03a

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(Re)searching narrative motifs I

Narr03b

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(Re)searching narrative motifs II

Post01a

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Symbiotic living: human-microbial relations in everyday life I

Post01b

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Symbiotic living: human-microbial relations in everyday life II

Post02a

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Re-figuring the animal I

Post02b

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Re-figuring the animal II

Post02c

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Re-figuring the animal III

Post03

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End of the life as we know it: re-reading oral tradition within the framework of posthuman

Sust01

Recycling and reimagining materiality – DIY as art-based methodological practice in ethnology

Sust02a

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Refrigeration: retelling cold in a time of global warming I

Sust02b

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Refrigeration: retelling cold in a time of global warming II

Sust03a

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REady? - Preparation, preservation and practices in the face of (un)sustainable futures I

Sust03b

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REady? - preparation, preservation and practices in the face of (un)sustainable futures II

Sust04a

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Sustainability stories. Narrating sustainability in everyday life I

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Sustainability stories. Narrating sustainability in everyday life II

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Sustainable homemaking: echoes from the past, and contemporary challenges I

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Sustainable homemaking: echoes from the past, and contemporary challenges II

Temp01a

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Revisiting the future I

Temp01b

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Revisiting the future II

Temp01c

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Revisiting the future III

Temp02a

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We have never been disenchanted: de-privileging the partial perspective of modernity I

Temp02b

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We have never been disenchanted: de-privileging the partial perspective of modernity II

Temp03a

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Returning to everyday habits and routines: rework, reject or resume I

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Returning to everyday habits and routines: rework, reject or resume II

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The change of ritual year and the life-cycle rituals during the 20-21st centuries

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The change of ritual year and the life-cycle rituals during the 20-21st centuries

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