Scholarly Books from Finland 2019

SCHOLARLY BOOKS FROM FINLAND 2019 BOOKSTORE TIEDEKIRJA

Scholarly Books from Finland 2018-2019 Bookstore Tiedekirja serves Finnish Learned Societies by distributing their books and journals both domestically and internationally. The bookstore offers an extensive selection of scholarly books and research literature. This annual catalogue features the latest international titles in our selection. Books can be purchased from the Bookstore ‘Tiedekirja Shop’ located near the City Centre Campus of the University of Helsinki or from our webstore at www.tiedekirja.fi.

The latest selection offers insights to various themes and matters. For example, this catalogue contains themes such as Finnish SS-volunteers, archaeological findings in Karelia, Roman law in Greek, and environmental studies. Bookstore Tiedekirja has a great diversity of books, which are meant for the international academic readership but also popular science book, essays, and biographies. Bookstore Tiedekirja receives new titles weekly. Annually, some 250 new book titles and tens of journal volumes. By following Bookstore Tiedekirja on Facebook you will keep updated on the latest titles in the selection, the fairs, and sales events.

We hope that you enjoy the selection.

Eija Lappi (marketing coordinator)

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L A R S W E S TER LUND

THE FINNISH SS-VOLUNTEERS AND ATROCITIES AGAINST JEWS, CIVILIANS AND PRISONERS OF WAR IN UKRAINE AND THE CAUCASUS REGION 1941–1943 An Archival Survey

In the spring of 1941, Finland began to recruit volunteers to serve in the German Waffen-SS. After the perils of the Winter War of 1939–40, the Finnish government and the military high command wanted support against the continuing existential threat posed by the Soviet Union.

This report has gone through the actions of the Finnish volunteers have been followed where possible on a daily basis. Detailed examination of archive documents has permitted an image of what the Finns knew about the violent acts in Ukraine and the Caucasus, how they responded to them, and ultimately what was the Finns’ role in the atrocities.

The Finnish Literature Society • Kirjokansi 222 • ISBN 978-951-858-1003 • ISSN 2323-7392 • Soft • 248 pp. • 2019 • EUR 30

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HISTORY ESKO NEVALAI N E N

PROVIDENTIAL INSTRUMENTS FOR REFORMATION AND LIBERTY The Collective Identity of the Scottish Covenanting Elite 1637–1647 This study concentrates on the collective identity of the Scottish Covenanting elite in a time of crisis from 1637 to 1647. The historical study of images is used to reconstruct collective identity by studying the key concepts and images other groups within the worldview of a specific group. One possible methodological approach to studying collective identity has been presented as examining the actions of a group from a holistic perspective.

The Historical Association of Northern Finland • Studia Historica Septentrionalia 79 • ISBN 978-952-9888-62-7 • ISSN 0356-8199 • Soft • 352 pp. • 2018 • EUR 56

LI I A LAANES

FROM DESTRUCTION TO DEMOCRATIC REVIVAL Local Government in Estonia This study provides a comparative perspective of Estonian local government during the two periods of national independence (1918–1940 and since 1991).

The author focuses on county governments, the institution of the mayor, and electoral rules.

The research delves into how the legacies of the interwar period have shaped institutional choices during the post-communist period, with the conclusion that both interwar and communist legacies can explain some of these choices during the 1990s.

Societas Scientiarum Fennica • Commentationes Scientiarum Socialium 78 • ISBN 978-951-653-422-3 • ISSN 0355-256X • Soft • 243 pp. • 2018 • EUR 25

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CULTURAL STUDIES, FOLKLORE E D S . P E K K A H A K A M IES A ND AN N E HEIM O

FOLKLORISTICS IN THE DIGITAL AGE

ANA MARÍA CA R BALLE I R A DEBA SA

LIBRO DE LOS HABICES DE LA ALPUJARRA DE 1530 Edición, estudio e índices de un manuscrito del Archivo Histórico Diocesano de Granada

Folklorists are not only interested in old or even dying traditions.

They have a keen eye for emerging traditions as well, and since the 1980s there has been an interest in the communication technologies that are in a constant state of metamorphosis. ln this volume, folklore researchers analyse both the long procesesses of learning to utilise new digital technologies and the fleeting moments in the life of a social media phenomenon, as well as the methods of archiving these for further use.

Finnish Academy of Science and Letters • Folklore Fellows’ Communications 316 • ISBN 978-951-41-1139-6 • ISSN 0014-5815 • Hard • 181 pp. • 2019 • EUR 28

Esta obra saca a la luz un manuscrito inédito que se custodia en el Archivo Histórico Diocesano de Granada en relación con la renta de los bienes habices o legados píos pertenecientes a las iglesias de las tahas alpujarreñas de Ugíjar y Andarax en 1530. Esta documentación, atesora un rico caudal de noticias sobre la Granada árabe de los últimos tiempos y la de los años posteriores a la conquista cristiana, reflejando el proceso por el cual las iglesias se convierten en herederas de los bienes de los antiguos centros de culto islámicos.

Finnish Academy of Science and Letters • Annales Academiae Scientiarum Fennicae.

Humaniora 380 • ISBN 978-951-41-1131-0 • ISSN 1239-6982 • Soft • 627 pp. • 2018 • EUR 45

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E D S . J O H A NNA S U M IA L A A ND E D S . J O H A NNA S U M IA L A A ND AN N ALI INA NIIT A M O

YOUTH IN THE MEDIA CITY Belonging and control on the move

EDS. KA RI ALEN I U S ET A L.

TRANSCULTURAL ENCOUNTERS II Understanding Humans in Change This book is based on the papers presented in the second Transcultural Encounters Conference in 2017. The conference focus area: understanding humans in change explores the complex dynamics of the global, digital, environmental and economic change on current human interaction and on communities and cultures over time. The research identifies and explains the reasons, processes and practices involved in these changes, shows how humans adapt to them, and predicts the effects they will have on humanity in the future.

The Historical Association of Northern Finland • Studia Historica Septentrionalia 80 • ISBN 978-952-9888-63-4 • ISSN 03568199 • Soft • 422 pp. • 2018 • EUR 56

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Welcome to the journey of two media cities, Helsinki and Saint Petersburg, to explore young people’s lives and cultures on the move in these environments and landscapes!

As a reader, you may dive into partly hidden urban youth subcultures: encounters in an urban circus, active Pokémon Go player communities, sticker artists redefining the city, or debating gender in graffiti subculture.

Finnish Youth Research Society • Finnish Youth Research Society. Publication 212 • ISBN 978-952-7175-74-3 • ISSN 1799-9219 • Soft • 70 pp. • 2019 • EUR 12

E D S . LAU R I H A R V IL A H T I, AU D U N K JU S , C L ÍO NA O ’ CAR R OL , S U S A NNE Ö S TE R LU ND -P Ö T Z S C H , F R ED R IK S KO TT AND R IT A T R EIJA

VISIONS AND TRADITIONS Knowledge Production and Tradition Archives

RED. TIA TA KALA, AN N A WESSMAN, MAR I E - S O F I E LU NDSTRÖ M

FINSKT MUSEUM 2018 Finskt museum 2018 includes among other articles: Mia Åkerfelt, In between the neighbours – Negotiating a Fenno-Swedish identity through type-planned houses by Bostadsföreningen för Svenska Finland 1938–1969; Visa Immonen & Elina Räsänen, The vast complexities of the small – Miniaturisations in Nordic late medieval material and visual culture.

Visions and Traditions contains texts that in various ways discuss the political, methodological and ethical aspects of how tradition archives have been – and are – involved in the production of knowledge. ln the wake of the digital revolution and the new and powerful information technologies, people are exercising great new abilities to make themselves seen and felt and experienced. Do people need tradition archives or folklorists in these endeavors?

Finnish Academy of Science and Letters • Folklore Fellows’ Communications 315 • ISBN 978-951-41-1126-6 • ISSN 0014-5815 • Hard • 384 pp. • 2018 • EUR 40

The Finnish Antiquarian Society • Finskt Museum 2018 • ISBN 978-952-6655-11-6 • ISSN 0355-1814 • Soft • 71 pp. • 2018 • EUR 9

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CLASSICAL STUDIES, ARCHEOLOGY V I LLE LAA K S O A ND S T A NIS L A V V . BE LS KIY

THE KALMISTOMÄKI CEMETERY OF THE KYLÄLAHTI POGOST IN HIITOLA, KARELIA Archaeological materials from excavations in 2006-2009

ANU L O UNEL A, E E V A B ERGL UND A ND TI MO K AL LI NEN

DWELLING IN POLITICAL LANDSCAPES Contemporary Anthropological Perspectives This research contributes to the anthropology of landscape and the field of political ecology.

Environments change at speeds never before experienced.

Massive species loss is just one transformation affecting life forms and climate change another. By exploring how the material and conceptual are entangled in and as landscapes, this book takes up the invitation posed by such emerging novel situations to explore the potentialities of anthropology and related fields, to understand life when “things are not what they used to be”.

The Finnish Literature Society • Studia Fennica: Anthropologica 4 • ISBN 978-951858-087-7 • ISSN 1796-8208 • Soft • 293 pp. • 2019 • EUR 45

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This book is devoted to the publication of materials obtained during archaeological excavations of the burial ground of Kalmistomäki in Kylälahti in the north-western Ladoga region in 2006–2009. The site may be described as a cemetery attached to a Karelian pogost centre at the north-western periphery of the medieval Novgorod Land. It was used by a population that was obviously very wealthy and had lively contacts with outside areas in different directions.

The Society for Medieval Archaeology in Finland • Archaeologia Medii Aevi Finlandiae XXV • ISBN 978-952-69004-1-4 • ISSN 12365882 • Soft • 328 pp. • 2019 • EUR 30

E D I TO R S -IN-C H IEF : EL IS A B ET H HO LMQ VIS T -S IP IL Ä A ND KE R KKO NO R D Q V IS T

FENNOSCANDIA ARCHAEOLOGICA XXXV

E D ITO R- I N- CHI EF : AN TTI LA HEL MA

FENNOSCANDIA ARCHAEOLOGICA XXXIV Fennoscandia Archaeologica XXXIV includes among others articles: Aki Hakonen, Shoreline Displacement of the Finnish Bothnian Bay Coast and the Spatial Patterns of the Coastal Archaeological Record of 4000 BCE–500 CE; Aleksey Tarasov & Maksim Gogolev, ICP-MS Analysis of Metatuff from the Middle Neolithic / Eneolithic ‘Green Slate’ Workshops in the Lake Onega Area; Ragnar Saage, Jüri Peets, Priit Kulu, Priidu Peetsalu & Mart Viljus, Metallographic Investigation of Iron Blooms and Bars from the Smithy Site of Käku, Estonia.

Includes i.a. articles: M. Spangen & M. Fjellström, A Fishy Tale about a Sheep and a Dog: Isotope Studies and Medieval Sámi Mobility and Husbandry in Inner Finnmark, Northern Norway; M. M. Marila, Finnish Reactions to New Archaeology; H. P. Blankholm, Reflections on the Early Mesolithic of Troms, Northern Norway, in the Light of Recent Excavations and Research; K. Sander & A. Kriiska, New Archaeological Data and Paleolandscape Reconstructions of the Basin of Early and Middle Holocene Lake near Kunda, North Eastern Estonia.

The Archaelogical Society of Finland • Fennoscandia Archaeologica • ISSN 0781-7126 • Soft • 128 pp. • 2018 • EUR 17

The Archaelogical Society of Finland • Fennoscandia Archaeologica • ISSN 0781-7126 • Soft • 151 pp. • 2018 • EUR 17

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E D S . P E TR I H A L INEN A ND BJ Ø R N AR O L S EN

IN SEARCH OF HEARTHS A Book in Memory of SvenDonald Hedman

EDI TO R- I N- CHI E F : MAR TTI LEI WO

ARCTOS 51 Arctos 51 includes the following articles among others: Ria Berg, Toiletries and Taverns. Cosmetic Sets in Small Houses, Hospitia and Lupanaria at Pompeii; Maurizio Colombo, Ii Prezzo dell’oro dal 300 al 325/330 e ILS 9420 = SuppöIt V, 253-255 nr.3; Lee Frantantuono, Pallasne Exurere Classem: Minerva in the Aeneid; Janne Ikäheimo, Jari-Matti Kuusela & Eero Jarva, Buries Under? Re-examining the Topography and Geology of the Allia Battlefield; Boris Kayachev, Ciris 204: an Emendation.

The Classical Association of Finland • Arctos Acta Philologica Fennica 51 • ISSN 0570-734X • 285 pp. • Soft • 2018 • EUR 50

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Articles: Petri Halinen & Biørnar J. Olsen, Sven Donald Hedman, Archaeologist and Friend; Bjørnar J. Olsen, Brodtkorbneset and Steintjørna: Two HearthRow Sites in Pasvik, Arctic Norway; Philip Jerand & Johan Linderholm, Possible Traces of Reindeer Corralling at a HearthRow Site from 1000-1300 CE in Northern Norway; Jørn Erik Henriksen, Trade, Manufacture, Dismantling and Reassembling?

Metal Processing and Eastern Ornaments at Brodtkorbneset and Steintjørna.

The Finnish Antiquarian Society • Iskos 22 • ISBN 978-952-6655-12-3 • ISSN 0355-3108 • Soft • 122 pp. • 2019 • EUR 18

LITERATURE STUDIES, LINGUISTICS E D S . O U T I T Á NC Z O S , MAG D O L NA K O V Á C S A ND U LR I I KKA P U U R A

MULTILINGUAL PRACTICES IN FINNO-UGRIC COMMUNITIES

ATLANTIC OUTLOOKS ON BEING AT HOME

Finno-Ugric speech communities are experiencing profound transformations that produce an intriguing landscape of multilingualism and shifting interlingual dynamics. This volume provides a collection of papers that explore different aspects of multilingual practices in varying sociolinguistic profiles, ranging from contacts between state languages to minority-majority language relations. The articles pay special attention to codeswitching, its background and consequences, forming a rich overview of the topic.

Gaelic Place-Lore and the Construction of a Sense of Place in Medieval Iceland

Finno-Ugrian Society • Uralica Helsingiensia 13 • ISBN 978-952-7262-02-3 • ISSN 17973945 • Soft • 327 pp. • 2018 • EUR 25

MA TTHIAS EGEL E R

lcelandic and medieval lrish literature tells stories about places, reflecting a deep engagement with the concept of ‘place’ and the creation of a ‘sense of place’. This book takes as its starting point the shared interest that lcelandic and lrish storytelling have in ‘place’ and asks whether the medieval lcelandic sense of place, as reflected in lcelandic narrative culture, has been influenced by the close contacts that existed during the Viking Age between lceland and the Gaelicspeaking world of lreland and Scotland.

Finnish Academy of Science and Letters • Folklore Fellows’ Communications 314 • ISBN 978-951-41-1125-9 • ISSN 0014-5815 • Hard • 324 pp. • 2018 • EUR 35

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É D . P AR S IM O M Ä Ä T T Ä , MÉ LAN I E B U C H A R T ET A S L A K DJUPSJÖ

SOURCES DU SAVOIR, SOURCES DE L’INFORMATION, SOURCES DE L’ÉNONCIATION

ED. BEGO ÑA SAN R O MÁN V I LAS

SEMI-LEXICALITY: STUDIES ON LIGHT VERBS, PERIPHRASES AND OTHER CONSTRUCTIONS This collection of articles deals with semi-lexicality in the verbal domain. Different types of verbs and verbal constructions that are on the borderline, sharing characteristics from lexical and functional categories, are explored. The reader will find studies on light verbs, sometimes compared to light nouns and others to auxiliaries and pseudocopulatives verbs. The languages studied are Spanish, French, comparisons between Spanish and French and between Italian and Finnish.

Modern Language Society • Mémoires de la Société Néophilologique de Helsinki CIII • ISBN 978-951-9040-61-5 • Soft • 249 pp. • 2018 • EUR 45

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Mémoires de la Société Néophilologique de Helsinki 104 includes the following articles among others: Philippe Jacob, Claude Louis-Comber ou le travailleur de la Mère; Anne Riippa, de la notion de source à la transcendence textuelle du texte pour comprende Soumission de Michel Houellebecq; Mélanie Buchart & Sabine Kraenker, Ethos et identités dans Bad Girl de Nancy Huston.

Modern Language Society • Mémoires de la Société Néophilologique de Helsinki CIV • ISBN 978-951-9040-62-2 • ISSN 0355-0192 • Soft • 139 pp. • 2019 • EUR 35

E D S . P E R T T I A NT T O NEN, CE CI LI A A F F O R S EL L ES A ND KI R S TI S A L M I-NIK L A ND ER

ORAL TRADITION AND BOOK CULTURE

EDS. SA TU GRÖ N D AHL AN D EI LA RA NTO NEN

MIGRANTS AND LITERATURE IN FINLAND AND SWEDEN

A new interdisciplinary interest has risen to study interconnections between oral tradition and book culture.

In addition to the use and dissemination of printed books, newspapers etc., book culture denotes manuscript media and the circulation of written documents of oral tradition in and through the archive, into published collections. Book culture also intertwines the process of framing and defining oral genres with literary interests and ideologies.

The Finnish Literature Society • Studia Fennica: Folkloristica 24 • ISBN 978-951-858-007-5 • ISSN 1235-1946 • Soft • 300 pp. • 2018 • EUR 45

Migrants and Literature in Finland and Sweden presents new comparative perspectives on transnational literary studies.

This collection provides a contribution to the production of new narratives of the nation.

The focus of the contributions is contemporary fiction relating to experiences of migration. When people are in motion, it changes nations, cultures and peoples.

The volume explores the ways in which transcultural connections have affected the national selfunderstanding in the Swedish and Finnish context.

The Finnish Literature Society • Studia Fennica: Litteraria 11 • ISBN 978-952-222-992-2 • ISSN 1458-5278 • Soft • 235 pp. • 2018 • EUR 45

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S AR I KI VIS T Ö

LUCUBRATIONES NEOLATINAE Readings of Neo-Latin Dissertations and Satires

ELI SE NYKÄNEN

MYSTERIOUS MINDS The Making of Private and Collective Consciousness in Marja-Liisa Vartio’s Novels Marja-Liisa Vartio (1924-1966) is considered one of the foremost innovators of consciousness representation in Finnish post-war modernism. Mysterious Minds, the first study to examine this subject in depth, explores the portrayal of fictional minds in her novels. The volume suggests alternative methods for reading Vartio’s fictional minds not only as private, solipsistic, and selfreflective consciousnesses, but also as social, collective, and interconnected entities.

The Finnish Literature Society • Studia Fennica: Litteraria 10 • ISBN 978-952-222-864-2 • ISSN 1458-5278 • Soft • 329 pp. • 2017 • EUR 45

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This volume centers on selected readings of Neo-Latin dissertations, satires and other texts written during the period between 1500 and 1800. Texts offer highly significant, in their own time widely influential documentation for European scholarship and literary cultures.

The printed dissertation was the predominant form of academic publication in seventeenth-century Germany. Master’s dissertations of this period were conventional pieces of scholarship that summarised traditional knowledge and scientific discussion of their day.

Societas Scientiarum Fennica • Commentationes Humanarum Litterarum 134 • ISBN 978-951-653-427-8 • ISSN 0069-6587 • Soft • 244 pp. • 2018 • EUR 25

MATI AS B U C H H O L Z

RÖMISCHES RECHT AUF GRIECHISCH Prolegomena zu einer linguistischen Untersuchung der Zusammensetzung und Semantik des byzantinischen prozessrechtlichen Wortschatzes

ANTO NI O CO NST ÁN - N AV A

PROYECCIÓN ISLÁMICA E IDENTIDAD MULTILINGÜE La aljama morisca de Llombai (Valencia, s. XVI) Como su título indica, la publicación es el resultado de una investigación sobre la lengua de los moriscos valencianos a través de un valioso manuscrito conservado en el Archivo Histórico Nacional Sección Nobleza. De esta manera, el libro tiene dos objetivos: uno primero, el análisis lingüístico de la lengua árabe escrita por varios escribanos.

En segundo lugar, se presenta la transcripción diplomática de la parte escrita en lengua árabe del manuscrito original y su traducción al español.

The aim of the present work (Roman Law in Greek) is to study the composition and semantics of Byzantine Greek legal vocabulary, especially that related to procedural law, from the perspective of the Latin influence on Greek. The work is not an exhaustive treatment of all relevant words. Instead, by focusing on a selection of examples and on methodological questions, it tries to open a new perspective on Byzantine legal language. The study is in German.

Societas Scientiarum Fennica • Commentationes Humanarum Litterarum 135 • ISBN 978-951-653-428-5 • ISSN 0069-6587 • Soft • 236 pp. • 2018 • EUR 25

Finnish Academy of Science and Letters • Annales Academiae Scientiarum Fennicae.

Humaniora 381 • ISBN 978-951-41-1132-7 • ISSN 1239-6982 • Soft • 200 pp. • 2018 • EUR 35

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E D S . S I R K K A S A A R INEN, U LLA- MA IJA F O R S B ER G A ND J O HAN N A L A A K S O

FINNISCH-UGRISCHE FORSCHUNGEN 64:1-3

H G. INGRI D SCH E LLBACHK OPRA, GA BRI ELE S CHR E Y VASARA , STEFAN MO S TE R U N D SATU GÜNTHAL

JAHRBUCH FÜR FINNISCH-DEUTSCHE LITERATURBEZIEHUNGEN 50/2018 Mit dem Erscheinen des diesjährigen Jahrbuchs feiern wir ein Jubiläum: Band 50 ist für eine Zeitschrift eine stattliche Zahl. An dieser Erfolgsgeschichte hat unser Lesepublikum einen beachtlichen Anteil. Der Schwerpunkt liegt 2018 auf dem Thema Wasser und Wassernatur in der finnischen und finnlandschwedischen Literatur.

Eine naheliegende Ergänzung zur waldthematik im vergangenen Jahr!

Deutscher Bibliotheksverein • Jahrbuch für finnisch-deutsche Literaturbeziehungen 2018 • ISSN 0781-3619 • Soft • 218 pp. • 2018 • EUR 25

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Includes articles: Jussi Ylikoski (University of Oulu & Sámi University of Applied Sciences), The so-called relation forms of nouns in South Saami: A byproduct or remnant of Uralic *-mpV? Santeri Jussila (University of Helsinki), Altlettgallische Lehnwörter in den mordwinischen Sprachen? Denis Kuzmin (University of Helsinki & Karelian Research Centre, Petrozavodsk), From the Middle Ages to modern times: the Karelian female name system.

Finno-Ugrian Society • Finnisch-Ugrische Forschungen • ISBN 978-952-7262-06-1 • ISSN 0355-1253 • Soft • 394 pp. • 2018 • EUR 36

E D . S U S A NNA V IR T A NEN A ND R I G I N A A JA NK I

SUOMALAIS-UGRILAISEN SEURAN AIKAKAUSKIRJA 97 JOURNAL DE LA SOCIÉTÉ FINNO-OUGRIENNE Includes articles, i.a.: Riho Grünthal, Canonical and noncanonical patterns in the adpositional phrase of Western Uralic: Constraints of borrowing; Santeri Junttila, Lähtökielen sanansisäisten soinnittomien klusiilien edustus kantasuomen balttilaislainoissa: osa II. Edustus kohdekielen pitkän tavuaineksen jäljessä; Markus Juutinen, Koltansaamen myönteiset ja kielteiset fokuspartikkelit.

ED. RI GINA AJ AN KI

SUOMALAIS-UGRILAISEN SEURAN AIKAKAUSKIRJA 96 JOURNAL DE LA SOCIÉTÉ FINNO-OUGRIENNE 96

Finno-Ugrian Society • Journal de la Société Finno-Ougrienne 97 • ISBN 978-952-726210-8 • ISSN 0355-0214 • Soft • 328 pp. • 2019 • EUR 34

Includes the following articles, i.a.: Christopher Culver, Further Russian, Chuvash, and Tatar loan etymologies for Mari; Zsuzsa Duray, Csilla Horváth & Zsuzsa Várnai, Visual multilingualism in the Arctic minority context of indigenous urban communities (Enontekiö, Dudinka and KhantyMansiysk); Svetlana Edygarova, Об одной функции адвербиаля -я в удмуртском языке (как пример языковой стандартизации); Andreas Hölzl, New evidence on Para-Mongolic numerals.

Finno-Ugrian Society • Journal de la Société Finno-Ougrienne 96 • ISBN 978-952-566797-4 • ISSN 0355-0214 • Soft • 459 pp. • 2017 • EUR 34

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M A T T HI A S ALEX AND ER CAS TRÉN E D . K A I S A HÄK K INEN

FENNICA Matthias Alexander Castrén (1813–1852) was by far the most significant Finnish linguist of the 19th century.

The Fennica volume consists of two parts. The first part is devoted to the Kalevala, the Finnish national epic. The second part of the volume contains Castrén’s manuscripts for a Finnish grammar book. After the publication of the Kalevala in 1835, the status of Finnish rose rapidly in university circles, and it made Finnish into an interesting object of study.

Finno-Ugrian Society • Manuscripta Castreniana • ISBN 978-952-7262-07-8 • Hard • 758 pp. • 2019 • EUR 50

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THEOLOGY, RELIGION E D S . V I LL E P Ä IV Ä NS A L O A ND P AME LA S L O T T E

MATTERS OF FAITH AND LOVE Nordic Perspectives on Transforming Social and Theological Challenges

EDS. JO HA NNA I S O S ÄV I , ANTTI KAMUNEN, MI LLA LU O DO NPÄ Ä- MAN N I , KAAR I N A MO NO NEN AND S AN TE R I PA LVI AI NEN

SKY JOURNAL OF LINGUISTICS 31 Includes articles i.a.: Deborah DuBartell, The Anglo-Saxon sea and the semantics of space; Nóra Kugler & Gábor Simon, The schematization of Hungarian participle-noun compounds; Tapani Möttönen & Maria Ahlholm, The Toisto method: Speech and repetition as a means of implicit grammar learning; Renate Pajusalu, Maria Reile, Helen Hint, Tiina Nahkola & Piia Taremaa, Relative clauses in spatial and narrative contexts in Estonian, Finnish, and Russian.

In the rapidly changing Nordic societies, both widespread secularism and increasing social visibility of religions have challenged theologians. Both within faith communities and in the academia, they have been called to rethink matters of faith in ecumenical and interreligious perspectives. As the traditional Nordic welfare states have faced profound challenges due to farreaching transformation in the economic, political, ideological, and religious landscapes, what kind of service and advocacy might be most relevant?

Luther-Agricola Society • Schriften der Luther-Agricola-Gesellschaft 72 • ISBN 978952-7259-09-2 • ISSN 1236-9675 • Soft • 167 pp. • 2019 • EUR 30

The Linguistics Association of Finland • SKY Journal of Linguistics 31 • ISSN 1456-8438 • Soft • 193 pp. • 2019 • EUR 17

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NATURAL SCIENCE, GEOGRAPHY TU O MO S U NT O L A

THE SHORT HISTORY OF SCIENCE – or the long path to the union of metaphysics and empiricism

ALBI O N M. BUTTE R S

ILLUMINATING THE GOAL rDzogs chen and Doxography in 14th-century Tibet This study focuses on one of luminaries, Klong chen rab ‘byams pa (1308–1363), and his own unique contributions. The aim of this study is threefold: to provide Klong chen pa’s perspective on a number of especially sensitive Buddhist points, to illuminate how his doxography fills certain lacunae in the current domain of rNying ma scholarship, and to provide a pithy treatment of how both of these contributions relate to the larger context of Buddhism’s evolution in Tibet.

Finnish Oriental Society • Studia Orientalia 119 • ISBN 978-951-9380-93-3 • ISSN 00393282 • Soft • 230 pp. • 2018 • EUR 19

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The Short History of Science offers a guided tour of the path of development of natural sciences from antique philosophical concepts to the precise empirical theories in modern physics and cosmology, and their relation to a scientific picture of physical reality.

The book is not only a source of information – but also challenges the reader to consider for himself this scientific evolution, the basis of prevailing theories and the picture of reality.

Finnish Society for Natural Philosophy • Publications of the Finnish Society for Natural Philosophy • ISBN 978-952-68101-0-2 • Hard • 294 pp. • 2. edition • 2018 • EUR 18

E D S . TI I N A L A NK IL A A ND EEV A KAI S A P R O K K O L A

NGP Yearbook 2017

EVERYDAY SECURITY AND INEQUALITY IN INTERNATIONALIZING FINLAND

EDS. HEI KKI SI R V I Ö AN D T UO MO ALHO JÄR V I

NGP Yearbook 2018

AFFIRMATIVE POLITICAL ECOLOGY Yearbook 2018 includes i.a. articles: Tuomo Alhojärvi & Heikki Sirviö, Affirming political ecology: seeds, hatchets and situated entanglements; Kelly Dombroski & Huong Thi Do, The affect of effect: affirmative political ecologies in monitoring climate change adaptation interventions; Tero Mustonen, Meaningful engagement and oral histories of the indigenous peoples of the north; Massa Lemu & Emmanuel Ngwira, Row: a thinkivist art intervention.

Yearbook 2017 is focusing on the theme of everyday security and inequality, the topic that has become increasingly relevant question in internationalizing Finland. The three papers of this Yearbook are discussing the problematic of security and inequality through different material and virtual sites. The key interest is how everyday security and insecurity are produced and lived out and how ordinary people experience societal circumstances and changes in their own livelihoods.

Geographical Society of Northern Finland • Nordia Geographical Publications 46:3 • ISSN 1238-2086 • Soft • 48 pp. • 2018 • EUR 19

Geographical Society of Northern Finland • Nordia Geographical Publications 47:5 • ISBN 978-952-62-2212-7 • ISSN 1238-2086 • Soft • 130 pp. • 2019 • EUR 25

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MAR I AN A P ER EZ R O C H A

LARGE-SCALE PATTERNS OF BIODIVERSITY IN NORTHERN STREAMS Insights from species, traits and phylogeny

H EL ENA TUKI AI N E N

MULTI-SCALE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GEODIVERSITY AND BIODIVERSITY ACROSS HIGHLATITUDE ENVIRONMENTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR NATURE CONSERVATION The capability of present conservation actions to protect and sustain biodiversity in the face of global change is under debate. This study investigates the potential of the framework by examining the relationship between biodiversity and geodiversity at high-latitude environments.

The results of this thesis highlighted the overall positive relationships between geo- and biodiversity at both landscape and local scales.

Geographical Society of Northern Finland • Nordia Geographical Publications 48:1 • ISBN 978-952-62-2230-1 • ISSN 1238-2086 • Soft • 54 pp. • 2019 • EUR 27

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The variation in species-based information has been the most commonly used approach to quantify how biodiversity varies through space and time, omitting the different evolutionary histories of each species and the fact that communities are constituted of species with different ecological roles. Mariana Perez Rocha investigated largescale biodiversity patterns across northern streams by assessing the influence of different sets of variables underlying these patterns and through the investigation of different facets of biodiversity.

Geographical Society of Northern Finland • Nordia Geographical Publications 47:3 • ISBN 978-952-62-2002-4 • ISSN 1238-2086 • Soft • 45 pp. • 2018 • EUR 26

MI I S A P I ET IL Ä

A SPATIAL PERSPECTIVE OF VISITOR EXPERIENCES IN NATIONAL PARKS Investigating the potential of Public Participation GIS methods in outdoor recreation planning

SATU KI VELÄ

POLITICAL GEOGRAPHIES OF HEALTH CARE Governmentality of population health in the constitution and transformation of state spatiality

Visitor use of national parks must be efficiently planned to cope with increasing and diversifying use of these areas.The study increases the understanding of factors that influence visitor experiences, and reveals how PPGIS methods could serve visitor planning practices and frameworks. Moreover, the study advances understandings of challenges and opportunities related to implementing PPGIS methods into outdoor recreation planning.

Geographical Society of Northern Finland • Nordia Geographical Publications 47:4 • ISBN 978-952-62-2056-7 • ISSN 1238-2086 • Soft • 50 pp. • 2018 • EUR 21

Population health has been inseparable from the spatial constitution of the modern capitalist state since the 19th century and particularly after World War II. The study concludes that health care is an important organising element of the relationship between state power, state space and population and thus plays a crucial role in the historically contingent constitution and transformation of state spatiality.

Geographical Society of Northern Finland • Nordia Geographical Publications 47:2 • ISBN 978-952-62-1998-1 • ISSN 1238-2086 • Soft • 74 pp. • 2018 • EUR 25

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MATHEMATHICS E D . O LLI M A R T IO

ANNALES ACADEMIAE SCIENTIARUM FENNICAE Mathematica 43:2

EDS. JO HA NNA LE I N O N E N AN D AU VO KO STIAI N E N

TRANSNATIONAL FINNISH MOBILITIES Proceedings of Finnforum XI This volume is based on a selection of papers presented at the conference FinnForum XI: Transnational Finnish Mobilities held in Turku, in 2016. The eleven chapters discuss two key issues of our time, mobility and transnationalism, from the perspective of Finnish migration.

The study shows how mobility and transnationalism are not unique features of our time, as scholars tend to portray them. Altogether, the volume brings together fresh perspectives on Finnish migration.

Institute of Migration • Research 3 • ISBN 978-952-7167-61-8 • ISSN 2343-3493 • Soft • 283 pp. • 2019 • EUR 30

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Includes the following articles, among others: Boris Apanasov, Topological barriers for locally homeomorphic quasiregular mappings in 3-space; Greg Markowsky, On the distribution of planar Brownian motion at stopping times; Janne Gröhn, Slowly growing solutions of ODEs revisited; Tomasz Adamowicz, Ben Warhurst, Prime ends in the Heisenberg group H1 and the boundary behavior of quasiconformal mappings; Huaying Wei, Michel Zinsmeister, Carleson measures and chord-arc curves.

Finnish Academy of Science and Letters • Annales Academiae Scientiarum Fennicae.

Mathematica 43:2 • ISSN 1239-629X • Soft • 580-1086 pp. • 2018 • EUR 60

VARIA TAKE MI S O S A

MAGNUS LINDBERG Musical Gesture and Dramaturgy in Aura and the Symphonic Triptych

ED. O L LI MARTI O

ANNALES ACADEMIAE SCIENTIARUM FENNICAE Mathematica 44:1 Includes the following articles, among others: Wolfgang Hansen and Ivan Netuka, Nearly hyperharmonic functions and Jensen measures; Masahiro Yanagishita, Construction of complex Finsler metric on p-integrable Teichmüller spaces; Hitoshi Tanaka and Kôzô Yabuta, The n-linear embedding theorem for dyadic rectangles; João P. G. Ramos, Sharp total variation results for maximal functions; Evgeny Sevost’yanov, On boundary extension of mappings in metric spaces in the terms of prime ends.

The Finnish composer Magnus Lindberg (b. 1958) is one of the leading figures in the field of contemporary classical music. Curiously, despite the fascinating characteristics of Lindberg’s works and the several interesting subjects his music brings up, his works have not been widely researched. This study examines Lindberg’s technical and aesthetic thinking by analyzing his significant works.

The main purpose of the study is to demonstrate the composer’s construction of gesture and dramaturgy from the viewpoint of musical dramaturgy.

Semiotic Society of Finland • Acta Semiotica Fennica LIII • ISBN 978-951-51-4187-3 • ISSN 1235-497X • 274 pp. • Soft • 2018 • EUR 25

Finnish Academy of Science and Letters • Annales Academiae Scientiarum Fennicae.

Mathematica 44:1 • ISSN 1239-629X • Soft • 599 pp. • 2019 • EUR 60

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E D S . HE I K K I R O IK O -JO K EL A AN D P I I A P Ö YH Ö NEN

THE MANY FACES OF SNOW SPORTS Ski Congress 2017

ED. PEKKA AUL A

YEAR BOOK 2017 Year book 2017 of Finnish Academy of Science and Letters includes greetings from the management, given prizes and awards and lists of members and publications.

Finnish Academy of Science and Letters • Year Book 2017 • ISBN 978-951-41-1137-2 • ISSN 0356-6927 • Soft • 132 pp. • 2018 • EUR 15

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Includes the following articles i.a.: Heikki Roiko-Jokela & Piia Pöyhönen, Snow Sports from Many Angles; Kalle Virtapohja, Urho Kekkonen – The Skiing President; Susan Barton, Snow, Sport and Style: Winter Sports Clothing – the First Century; Anssi Halmesvirta, The Sports of All Sports: Skiing as National Panacea in Finland at the Turn of the Twentieth Century; Isak Lidström, Skiers of ”Nature” versus Skiers of ”Culture”: Ethnic Stereotypes within Swedish Cross-Country Skiing from the late 19th Century to the 1930s.

The Finnish Society for Sport History • Yearbook 2017 • ISBN 978-952-67440-7-0 • ISSN 1237-3133 • Soft • 324 pp. • 2017 • EUR 20

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